Founding Patron Program

The Return of a Trusted Voice in Public Life

Saturday Review is relaunching as an independent quarterly. We are seeking a small number of founding patrons who believe, as we do, that serious intellectual journalism is worth supporting.

For more than sixty years, Saturday Review was one of the most respected intellectual publications in the English-speaking world. Under Norman Cousins, it shaped debates on nuclear policy, citizen diplomacy, arts and culture, medicine, and the meaning of public life. It was the publication that serious people read when they wanted to think, not just react.

That forum has been absent for four decades. We are bringing it back — as a quarterly print and digital magazine focused on science, technology, medicine, culture, and the future of humanity. Our Founding Editor is Jamie Metzl. Our inaugural theme is The Future of Being Alive.

Reviving The Saturday Review, a quarterly print and digital magazine of science, arts, letters, and public life. The editorial team is assembled, contributors are confirmed, and the first issue is in development.

Founding Patron

Recognition in every issue. Invitation to editorial events. Direct relationship with the Publisher and Editorial team.

Institutional Patron

Recognition on the masthead. Bulk subscriptions. Speaking and sponsorship opportunities at Saturday Review events.

Legacy Patron

Named recognition in the founding issue and archive. The highest level of support for the magazine's long-term mission.

Advertiser

Saturday Review reaches the educated, high-income reader that premium brands seek. Advertising inquiries welcome.

Contact the Publisher

To discuss founding patron opportunities, please reach out directly.

Common Questions

Supporting the Review

How can I support or subscribe to the Saturday Review?

Readers can support the Saturday Review by becoming a patron through the Patron page at saturdayreviewmagazine.com/patron. Questions about supporting the magazine can be directed to the editorial team via the Contact page.

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