Strongly agree with DP. My delivery person is great and I just mailed a holiday "tip" THEN the…read morenew renewal bill came. For several years my Th/Sun subscription was $19.20 for a YEAR. With NO warning they are charging me $$12.28 for 4 MONTHS !!! That's nearly 4x the original amount....with NO warning. Bill arrived right on the holiday week with only the Philippine contact available. I am cringing in advance at the communication mess.I am already expecting the cancellation mess. $49 is TOO MUCH after $19.20 !!! I will miss Scott Maxwell and regret my delivery person losing an account.....but this is ridiculous.

Save yourself too much energy and money. The paper is $&%^ since they were bought out. Customer…read moreservice is worst than any other entity I've worked with. Even the contributors I used to like are writing gentle pieces of nothing, probably to please the owners...., even though they say they're not.

Watermark is your local and national guide to all things gay and lesbian. It features events,…read morenews, music and movies all related to GLBT life. It can be found in various locations around downtown Orlando (try in front of the Publix on East Colonial). On it's cover Watermark often times features a well known gay icon and preceding interview within it's pages, which is pretty impressive considering it is a local publication. It is like the gay(er) version of the Orlando Weekly, although it doesn't publish as often. If you are in the need for a read, pick up Watermark.

They were so professional and efficient when we needed printing in a pinch!! Thank you! We will…read moretotally use you all again!!

The Cleeveley family has been in the printing business since I first printed with them in the 80s…read more They did a great job on Jacksonville Monthly, Orlando Monthly and Tampa Bay Monthly magazines where I was working as an art director. There is a lot of expertise behind these guys.

I've been to Spiral Circle a few times to purchase gifts for friends and crystals for myself, but…read morerecently my friend told me about the Tarot Card workshops that Deanna hosts, so I tagged along last Monday to see what it was all about and..... I LOVED IT. I've been meaning to read more into my tarot books, but it always ends up getting forgotten about and whenever I do a tarot reading for a friend, I have to lookup the meaning in my book rather than knowing immediately what the cards mean. Deanna was so knowledgeable on each card and made the experience immersive and collaborative. She passed the card around the circle to have each person say what they notice about the card or feelings the card induces. This class was very valuable and I took many notes that I will look back on for my tarot journey. I plan on attending more of her classes and learning more about tarot cards! 10/10 store and 10/10 experience.

We went to this location recently, and had an awesome experience. Extensive selection of stones,…read moregems, books, candles, incenses and eclectic everything. One of our guests in our party had a reading as well. Nice cozy and cool shop in Orlando. Oldest book store in Orlando.

I won a fill a tote coupon from their booth at Yelp's annual event and had a chance to finally stop…read moreby. They have a limited selection of books and I went in without really knowing what I was getting. Their concept of their book store as an immersivd sensory experience is something I hadn't heard of before and was really intrigued by. West was able to assist me and recommended a couple books that happened to be on my TBR. She was very friendly and helpful in guiding me with the experience. Their selection of sensory items were all cute and I ended up choosing a pair of socks, sparkling tea, and a cup. Depending on the genre of the book of your choosing, there is also a playlist that goes along with it. I think it's also awesome that they have a lounge space where they can host events. It's amazing to see the growth of this concept that started out as a subscription box, and now has a brick and mortar here in Orlando. Overall, I think it's a great concept that allows customers the chance to fully indulge and expand their reading experience beyond the pages.

This is not your average bookstore, it's a beautiful immersive reading experience awakening all 5…read moresenses. Located in the walkable Ivanhoe District just outside of Downtown Orlando, Authentic Books is a truly delightful sensory escape for book lovers or anyone seeking a one-of-a-kind, unique & affordable experience. I chose the "Build an Experience" and was completely drawn in... You get to choose a lovely curated Authentic Books tote bag and fill it with sensory elements of your choice: something to taste, smell, and touch, the book itself for sight, and a QR code to a Spotify playlist for hearing that perfectly sets the mood while you read. All for only $39! Every detail felt intentional, creative, and a little magical. They also have a dedicated space for group workshops and events--think book clubs, candle making themed parties, and other creative gatherings--which makes it more than just a place to shop, but a place to connect. With its inviting scent, stunning aesthetic, and peaceful ambiance, Authentic Books creates a full sensory experience you won't forget. Grab a friend and plan to build a tote or attend a workshop soon!

With the seemingly eminent demise of the Orlando Sentinel daily paper, we are left with Orlando's…read more'alternative paper,' the Weekly. It mostly focuses on entertainment, so if you need to know who's playing where and what the drink specials are, this is your up to date source. Of course, on the back pages you'll find lots of ads for "outcall masseuses" and phone sex lines, but it still has some interesting content. Steve Schneider is sometimes brilliant, Billy Manes is everyones favorite gay scenester, and Happytown and Council Watch can be a fascinating read. Be sure to take the restaurant reviews with a grain of salt, though; although well written, they tend to praise their advertisers. How can you complain, its published every Thursday and its FREE!

Not really a fan of many of the views within the paper or the public representations of some of the…read moremembers of this paper. The content is really kind of "one track mind", and customer relations and community feedback are ignored often, but if you want to know the best place in town for a beer, burger, or vegan hot dog.... this is the paper to read. Also, know the latest "best friends" in the local music and art scenes by reading the "best of " mentions or local reviews. Just don't forget that it's operating on mostly a buddy system and many fantastic artists in Orlando are often just not credited. Ear and eyes open for the under dogs! ;-) It's an alright ALTERNATIVE paper.

Stopped by for a quick visit over a month ago. The store was super cute and full of other fun…read moregoodies like stickers, bookmarks, candles, etc. I loved the curation of the books too, obviously. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable, and offered me recommendations as well as told me a little bit more about the book I had chosen. I hope I can stop by again when I'm in the area!

This is such a cute store!!! Merch was adorbs! And affordable for local artists…read more Couldn't spend too much time in there but most definitely coming back

We needed a costume for Megacon and ended up at Gods and Monsters, what a fun little spot! Parking…read morewas easy and plentiful, and the store is tucked inside a cute covered plaza. The staff was very friendly and helpful, which made the visit even better. While we wish they sold more masks and costume accessories, we were pleasantly surprised by how many cool items they did have. The store is very clean and well-organized. Highlights included the giant Gremlins and Pokémon vending machine, though sadly it was out of order, it was still fun to see! We also noticed a neat speakeasy out back that we definitely want to check out next time. Overall, this is a great spot for any nerd, collector, or cosplayer. We really enjoyed our visit and plan to come back!

Stopped in while we were in town visiting the parks. Nice shop and Great customer service…read more While I mainly look for vintage figures the shop seemed to have a nice mix of modern and vintage depending on what you're looking for. They also had a nice selection of comics. My main collecting focus right now is old Mattel Secret Wars figures, while I didn't see any of those the Horror Figure section caught my eye. We ended up leaving with a set of Halloween 3 Toony Terrors and 2 of the 2012 Figures Toy Company reproduction Mego Mad Monster figures. All in all a solid shop we'll stop at whenever we're in town.