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3:AM Magazine "Whatever it is, we're against it." Fiction, flash fiction, poetry, music, criticism, nonfiction and more.
AThe Absinthe Literary Review Less is more on this quarterly which offers appealing imagery to accompany energetic fiction, poetry, essays, and reviews. Unusually elegant design. Sophisticated writing in a lighthearted package—with reader commentary.
The Academy of American Poets A complex, but easily navigable site that seeks to offer a wealth of resources, including professional news, a compendium of poet profiles, a poetry library, listening booth, and national events calendar.
The Adirondack Review New York's mountainous park preserve (taller brother to the Catskills) was the setting for E.L. Doctrow's Loon Lake, and it serves as pristine backdrop for the good writing displayed in this colorful, multilingual journal.
Arts & Letters Daily Updated daily, this site in dense bulletin board design offers a reader's blurb service to broadly cultural articles, reviews, and essays through links to the original source. Maintained by the Chronicle of Higher Education.
The Atlantic Familiar and full, the online magazine is not just a stingy selection of pieces that appear in the print magazine. There are even frequent offerings from the magazine's vast archives.
BBoston Review The Boston 'combines commitments to public reason and literary imagination.' It too withholds nothing online. For those who prefer to browse in print, MIT's sponsorship makes for an affordable subscription ($25).
CThe Catskill Mountain Foundation
Contemporary Poetry Review Begun in 1998 and devoted exclusively to the no holds barred review of and essays about poetry, there is a wealth of bristled, in-depth critical writing in this monthly, from diverse, authoritative perspectives. The home page is crowded, but the individual pieces are presented very cleanly. (Recently redesigned for easy navigation, with an index to the archives and links to work appearing in the New York Times, The Nation, and elsewhere.) Based in Northern California, CPR is administered by editor Ernest Hilbert.
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Fetch Book A new service finds the best price from among sixty-two booksellers, and lists it comparatively. Search free by title, ISBN or author.
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The Ledge Poetry & Fiction Magazine
MThe Museum of the City of New York
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The Village Voice Literary Supplement
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Zacatecas a review of contemporary Word
