MAKE has quickly become one of the hottest reads for tech enthusiasts, backyard scientists, hobbyists and basement inventors. A quarterly project-project based magazine, MAKE’s mission is to unite, inspire, inform and entertain a growing community of highly imaginative and resourceful people who undertake amazing projects in their backyards, basements, and garages. We call these people "Makers".

MAKE and makezine.com have been prominently featured in virtually every major North American newspaper and magazine - including The Wall Street Journal, Rolling Stone, Forbes, BusinessWeek, The New York Times, NewsWeek and The Washington Post. MAKE's editors - including Phil Torrone, blog maestro of makezine.com - have been featured on CNN, CBS News, The Tonight Show and have made numerous appearances on NPR, TechTV and MTV.

"Gadget-makers and tech-oriented tinkerers rejoice! There’s a new magazine celebrating the innovative, do-it-yourself side in all of us." -- David Sheets, St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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"Make is an unabashed love letter to the variety of human innovation even when--maybe especially when--it's taken to the extremes of what outsiders consider folly." -- Stephen Manes, Forbes
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"When I started to read MAKE I got goose bumps...Here's a publication that's not about rich people and not about buying; it's about making, figuring out, and understanding...Give subscriptions to children you know. Make sure your local school subscribes or give them a gift subscription. Don't have your kids read "People" magazine without also seeing MAKE." -- Dan Bricklin
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"Let me just say this mag is a geek's dream come true." -- Chris Williams, Greater Charleston .NET User Group
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"It's the kind of magazine that would impress MacGyver" -- Marcus Chan, San Francisco Chronicle
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"what a gas! Imagine if you crossed Scientific American's old Amateur Scientist column with Nuts and Volts and a splash of Wired ... Make: is what you'd get." -- Mark Gibbs, Gearblog, NetworkWorldFusion
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"You don't have to be a hard-core nerd to enjoy Make, but it helps" -- Heather Newman, Detroit Free Press
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"It highlights the creative things that our friends and neighbors are doing with their spare time and promotes the do it yourself (DIY) mindset."
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