For more than 150 years, Harper's Magazine has been a primary source of thoughtful articles and essays on contemporary America.  The magazine features a stimulating mix of opinion, fiction and humor by some of our most thoughtful and incisive writers and includes the critically-acclaimed Harper's Index, an assembly of illuminating statistics gathered from unusual sources.  Harper's attracts a readership of America's thought leaders; a fact displayed each issue in the Letters section.  You can reach them with the Harper's subscription list.

Profile/Demographics:

• Median Age 44.8; 38% Female, 62% Male
• HHI $80,000; $400,000 plus net worth
• 81% Professional/managerial; 21% top management
• 72% own their own home; home valued $215,000 on average
• 96.8% college educated; 55.6% post graduate
• 63.4% have a valid passport
• 90% have purchased via mail or telephone

This list of sophisticated and politically active readers is highly successful for:

• Book, tape and CD catalogs
• Progressive non-profit mailers
• Credit card, investment and financial offers
• Political and general interest magazines
• Environmental fundraisers
• Arts, theatre and poetry mailers
• Progressive political campaigns

Usage for Harper's includes:

• Toronto Life Magazine
• Economist (The)
• Walrus Magazine (The)
• Conde Nast / Vanity Fair
• Folio Society
• Doctors Without Borders
• Project Plowshares