It seems like Books A Million and Barnes and Noble don't carry OGR magazine anymore. Is this correct?
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Subscribe.
Try B. Dalton, Borders, Waldenbooks or your local hobby shop. j/k
What, me worry?
My local Wal-Mart recently removed their magazine rack as well.
POTRZBE posted:It seems like Books A Million and Barnes and Noble don't carry OGR magazine anymore. Is this correct?
This is only temporary. They will soon carry OGR again.
The best way to get OGR is to subscribe.
OMG - Why not just subscribe - Cheaper over time - no trips to vendors looking for it - I always take the longest subscription offered & hope to **** I don't die before it runs out.
I can buy it at our local newsagent right here in Perth, West Australia ! Roo.
Is B. Dalton and Waldenbooks still in business? Haven't seen one outside of the Starcourt Mall in Hawkins, Indiana...
Jon 
Thanks to all of you who responded.
KOOLjock1 posted:Is B. Dalton and Waldenbooks still in business? Haven't seen one outside of the Starcourt Mall in Hawkins, Indiana...
Jon
Same thought crossed my mind until I noted the "j/k" (just kidding, I believe 
).
In my area(s) (Southeast PA, and also NY suburbs of Long Island) Dalton died probably nearly 20 years ago, then some years later Waldenbooks locations got absorbed/closed by Borders (owned by same company) until they eventually also went out of business probably 5 or so years ago. Barnes and Noble is last one standing around here.
Hope the coffee shop and collectible/toy departments they have integrated into the stores help keep them profitable so there is still a local brick and mortar store to buy books when wanted.
-Dave
Alfred E Neuman posted:Try B. Dalton, Borders, Waldenbooks or your local hobby shop. j/k
What, me worry?
I assume this was intended as a joke, given that those book stores closed a long time ago.
I like the atmosphere of a new stand/bookstore. The store I buy OGR at is right next to our favorite pizza parlor and I like to see other hobby mags and books. If it becomes impossible to buy locally, then I'll surely subscribe.
I still buy mine at our local train store (MB Klein AKA Model Train Stuff. They just got the Nov/Dec issue in so I'll be seeing them this weekend.
wild mary posted:I still buy mine at our local train store (MB Klein AKA Model Train Stuff. They just got the Nov/Dec issue in so I'll be seeing them this weekend.
I thought that they just closed the retail outlet.
PRRMP54 posted:wild mary posted:I still buy mine at our local train store (MB Klein AKA Model Train Stuff. They just got the Nov/Dec issue in so I'll be seeing them this weekend.
I thought that they just closed the retail outlet.
Dave they are closing their walk-in retail store on Wednesday October 30th to make room for more on line inventory.
I've been a customer since 1958 when I started taking the streetcar from Catonsville.
wild mary posted:I still buy mine at our local train store
So do I. Though it's an hour drive, and it's mainly HO and N … it's an excuse to go hang out with, and buy some stuff from, some really nice train folks.
