What to do With a Magazine Collection
Years ago when the internet did not exist, no electronic storage, no personal computers and I am sure you get the story I used to buy books and specifically I subscribed to the National Geographic from 1964 to a few years ago. I now have all these magazines that I doubt I will ever look at as there really is no need and am wondering what to do with them. I offered them to the local library, no go, not interested, my children don't want them and I find it really difficult to bring myself to just re-cycle them. I have odd copies back into the forties (1940's that is for you young blokes and blokettes) and it seems a crying shame to just junk them.
I have been looking at the rest of my book collection and also wonder if it is worth hanging on to. for sure when I toddle off into the next world they will get tossed if not before then when we sell this joint and I have not got the space to keep them. I download books now and read on the computer and if I want a book to read I got to the library. I literally cannot remember the last time I bought a book to tell the truth and might just chuck the lot and use the space for something useful.
Has anyone else pondered the same or a similar situation?
What to do With a Magazine Collection
Have you thought about E-bay? If you offer them on the yank site as well I bet they'll get snapped up fairly quickly.
Another option would be a museum, they often communicate with each other and could possibly find homes.
Lastly, have you considered actually offering them to Nat Geo themselves?
I agree though, I'd hate to have to recycle them.
