STAR TREK EXPLORER MAGAZINE Offers Big Savings For Black Friday

NOVEMBER 15, 2023 - Fans of the Star Trek universe have reason to celebrate this Black Friday as Star Trek Explorer Magazine announces an exclusive offer. Beginning November 17 and running through November 30, both new and current subscribers can dive into the depths of the Star Trek galaxy at a significantly reduced price.

The Black Friday special includes a 30% discount off the regular newsstand price. In the U.S., subscribers can enjoy four issues for just $24.99, a notable drop from the usual $39.96. Prices are also adjusted for other regions, with Canada's offer at $39.99 and the Rest of the World at $44.99. In the UK, the deal is sweetened further, with four issues available from just £17.99.

This subscription not only provides readers with quarterly issues but also includes an exclusive digital supplement with each edition. The supplements feature two additional short stories and unique content, adding value to the already rich magazine.

What sets the Star Trek Explorer Magazine apart is its comprehensive coverage of the Star Trek universe. Subscribers can look forward to a year filled with exclusive interviews with stars from the various Star Trek shows and movies. In-depth features on series production, definitive guides, and must-read exclusive short fiction from fan-favorite authors like Una McCormack, Keith R.A. Candido, Greg Cox, and Adeena Mignola are part of the package, offering a deep dive into the beloved sci-fi universe.

Subscribers can sign up or renew their subscription through dedicated links provided by the magazine. For new subscriptions in the U.S., the link is U.S. New Subscriptions, and for renewals, it's U.S. Renew Subscriptions. UK readers can use UK Subscriptions for both new and renewal subscriptions.

This Black Friday offer from Star Trek Explorer Magazine presents a perfect opportunity for fans to immerse themselves more deeply in the stories and characters of the Star Trek universe, all while enjoying significant savings.