literary magazine

A literary magazine is a periodical publication that features curated works of fiction, poetry, essays, and related literary criticism, often showcasing emerging and established writers.

Aliases (8)

• American magazine ×16
• cultural magazine ×2
• fiction magazine ×2
• literary journal ×2
• literary periodical ×2
• student-run publication ×2
• literary supplement ×1
• science fiction magazine ×1

Instances (43)

• Harvard Human Rights Journal ("student-run publication")
• Newsweek magazine ("American magazine")
• The New York Times Book Review ("literary supplement")
• Southern Living (through Time Inc. acquisition) ("American magazine")
• The University Bookman ("literary journal")
• Harper's Weekly ("American magazine")
• Vanity Fair magazine ("American magazine")
• Leslie’s Weekly ("American magazine")
• New Statesman ("cultural magazine")
• Sports Illustrated ("American magazine")
• Fortune ("American magazine")
• The Atlantic Monthly
• ESPN The Magazine ("American magazine")
• Harper's Magazine
• The Saturday Evening Post ("American magazine")
• Argosy ("fiction magazine")
• The Liberator (magazine)
• The Dial
• Fire!! (magazine)
• Rolling Stone ("American magazine")
• The New Monthly Magazine
• The Literary Gazette ("literary periodical")
• North American Review
• Astounding Science Fiction ("science fiction magazine")
• The New Yorker ("American magazine")
• Port Folio (Philadelphia periodical)
• The Westminster Review ("literary journal")
• The Eyeopener ("student-run publication")
• Putnam’s Magazine
• Putnam’s Monthly Magazine of American Literature, Science and Art
• Time ("American magazine")
• All-Story Weekly ("fiction magazine")
• The Baffler
• Niva
• Scribner's Magazine
• The Cornhill Magazine
• The Fortnightly Review ("literary periodical")
• The Strand Magazine