Looking Back magazine: Sharing memories of days gone by

Printed in a 66-page, full-color format, the magazine includes old-time cartoons, photos, advertisements, recipes, and accounts from the past.

Looking Back highlights true stories contributed by readers living in the country and the city, focusing on memories that create a common bond in readers nationwide. Topics include memorable people, places and events, with magazine sections that incorporate home cooking recipes, nostalgia travel and old-fashioned home remedies.

The December/January issue includes accounts titled I Remember When, Herring Pails and Homemade Presents, Christmas Eve at Grandma's, The Winter of 1936 and A Christmas to Remember. In all, there are about two-dozen first-hand accounts.

Looking Back launched as a complement to Good Old Days magazine, the original DRG nostalgia magazine, which started as a write-in column in the 1960s but quickly grew into an independent nostalgia publication. Looking Back reflects a continued interest in stories and photos from the past, but adds an updated, full-color look and additional features to attract a new generation of nostalgic storytellers.

Readers can subscribe to Looking Back from the magazine Web site at LookingBackMagazine.com. A 12-month subscription includes six issues for $19.97. Individual copies of the magazine sell for $4.99.

DRG is a family-owned business, publishing a variety of special-interest consumer magazines, books and related products sold direct to customers through catalogs and the Internet and through wholesale and trade channels. A leader in the craft and nostalgia markets, DRG publishes magazines and books, and offers kits and supplies under consumer brands that include House of White Birches, Annie's Attic, Clotilde, The Needlecraft Shop and American School of Needlework.