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• Arts: Classical Studies: Journals  (26)
• Arts: Literature: Magazines and E-zines  (147)
• Arts: Literature: Poetry: Magazines and E-zines  (96)
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• Aesthetica – Literary journal publishing poetry, prose, drama, articles, and artwork. Submission information, excerpts, and news.
• The Allegheny Review – National journal for undergraduate poetry and fiction published by Allegheny College in Pennsylvania.
• The American Journal of Print – A literary journal featuring nonfiction and fiction. Includes submission and subscription information.
• The Anthologist – Literary and Fine Arts Journal of Rutgers College.
• Antithesis – Australian postgraduate journal of contemporary theory, criticism and culture.
• Arethusa – Print journal of literary and cultural studies, published for 32 years. Archives available on the web and in PDF format.
• The Beloit Poetry Journal – The web site includes samplings of poetry and reviews, subscription and submission information, news, and on-line discussion of the quarterly publications works.
• Bridge Magazine – Literature, visual arts, culture and critique publication.
• Chicago Review – The website of the University of Chicago magazine includes a table of contents for each issue, subscription and submission information.
• Cimarron Review – A quarterly journal that publishes fiction, poetry, essays, reviews and art.
• Combo Poetry – Online excerpts and submission guidelines for a journal of poetry attempting to publish innovative writers under 40 alongside the older poets who influenced them.
• The Common Review – Journal featuring original essays and articles about literature and culture. Includes excerpts, subscription information, submission guidelines and contacts.
• Comparative Literature Journal of the University of Oregon – Information about a journal which explores issues of literary history not confined to a single national literature and significant problems in literary theory.
• Creative Nonfiction – This online site of the print magazine includes a small selection of the articles found in the print version.
• Delmar Magazine – A literary annual dedicated to innovation, craft, and the integrity of the individual voice. The journal features poetry, fiction, essays, and criticism.
• The Edinburgh Review – Scottish journal featuring essays, short fiction, poetry and reviews aimed at an educated reading public with an interest in critical thought.
• Euphony – Issue list, staff, and submission guidelines for a journal of literature and art at the University of Chicago.
• The Final Draft Literary Journal – Annual print and online literary magazine publishing established and emerging local and regional writers. A publication of the Literary Society of Durham Technical Community College, located in Durham, North Carolina.
• First Intensity: A Magazine of New Writing – An annual literary journal of poetry, prose, fiction, reviews, commentary, and art. Site lists current and back issues, as well as books available from First Intensity.
• The Georgia Review – Online site of the Georgia Review, a quarterly publication of essays, short fiction, poetry, reviews, and art. This site also provides limited access to recent back issues.
• Glimmer Train Magazine – Content lists and excerpts from the short-story journal.
• Gulf Coast: A Journal of Literature and Fine Art – A biannual journal featuring innovative fiction for the literary-minded. Published by the University of Houston.
• The Harvard Advocate Online – Harvard’s undergraduate journal of fiction, poetry, art and criticism.
• Hayden’s Ferry Review – Literary magazine of poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, and art.
• Highbeams – The online literary journal of Beloit College with poetry, writings, and reviews.
• The Iowa Review – Online publication of a literary journal carrying fiction, poetry, essays, and reviews.
• Kenyon Review – Publishes emerging writers, especially from diverse communities.
• KulturPoetik – Publishes essays in English, German and French on all cultural aspects of literature and on all literary aspects of culture.
• kunapipi – Bi-annual arts magazine of critical and creative writing with emphasis on the new literatures written in English.
• Land-Grant College Review – A literary journal based in New York City.
• The Literary Review – Published quarterly by Fairleigh Dickinson University since 1957, it has introduced new fiction, poetry, and essays from many nations to English readers.
• The Little Magazine – A journal of ideas and literature, largely in translation from the South Asian languages.
• Manoa: A Pacific Journal of International Writing – Literary journal published by the University of Hawaii Press; announces current and forthcoming issues and lists contributors.
• Many Mountains Moving – A literary journal of diverse contemporary voices.
• Mars Hill Review Theological & Literary Journal – Ajournal of provocative thought and transcendent stories. Publishes original essays, interviews, fiction, non-fiction, poetry and reviews of film, music, and books.
• The Massachusetts Review – The website for the respected print journal includes submission guidelines and subscription information, as well as samples and excerpts online.
• Mesquite Review – International magazine featuring new paintings, poetry, photography, fiction, news and reviews.
• Mississippi Review – Online version of the literary magazine published by the Center for Writers at the University of Southern Mississippi.
• The Missouri Review – The extensive online version of the respected literary journal features highlights of the print version.
• Monographic Review – Review of Hispanic literature.
• Natural Bridge Literary Journal – A journal of contemporary literature that publishes poetry, fiction, essays, and works in translation by new and established writers.
• NeoLit OnLine Internet Quarterly Project – Journal of the NeoLit Research Circle at the Institute of British and American Culture and Literature (University of Silesia, Poland). Dedicated to cultural and literary studies, the journal is free. Submissions are refereed.
• New Orleans Review – An international journal of contemporary poetry, fiction, nonfiction, art, photography, film, and book reviews, founded in 1968 at Loyola University in New Orleans.
• Newark Review – A journal for New Jersey authors and artists, with poetry, prose, and images.
• Night Train – A biannual print magazine of literary fiction.
• Orchid: A Literary Review – Champions new and emerging fiction writers with interviews on the craft of fiction and articles examining the role of short stories as literature.
• Oyster Boy Review – A quarterly journal of fiction and poetry.
• Paradoxa: Studies in World Literary Genres – Abbreviated online version of the print publication which explores genre literature.
• PEN America: A Journal for Writers and Readers – Online sampling from the literary journal of PEN American Center
• Ploughshares – Abbreviated web edition of the literary journal.
• PMS poemmemoirstory – A literary journal of women writers, includes poems, memoirs, and stories. Alabama’s first literary journal exclusively written and edited by women, published by the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
• Poetry New Zealand – An international print journal of poetry and poetics. Website offers submission and subscription information, as well as links to writers’ resources.
• Points of Entry: Cross-Currents in Storytelling – Offers writers and teachers in professional journalism models for storytelling by presenting literary journalism (creative non-fiction), short fiction and oral and Native American stories and scholarship.
• Prairie Schooner – Abbreviated online edition of the print magazine; includes magazine history and subscription information, as well as samples from the latest issue.
• Quarterly West – Website for the print journal presents some selections online.
• Quick Fiction – Quick Fiction is a JP Press publication featuring stories under 500 words.
• Rattapallax – A journal of international writing with CD featuring the poets reading their work.
• REAL: The Journal of Liberal Arts – Publishes original fiction, poetry, and criticism. Full text online.
• RHINO: The Poetry Forum – Sample material and submission information about Rhino Magazine, a non-profit poetry journal based in Evanston, Illinois, with links to other poetry and arts-related sites.
• Sewanee Review – Online version of the print journal, publishing poetry, fiction and criticism.
• Shenandoah: The Washington and Lee Review – Website for the print journal includes subscription information, writers’ guidelines, and sample excerpts of published material.
• The South Carolina Modern Language Review – An online journal for literary scholarship in modern foreign languages.
• Southwest Review – The fourth oldest, continuously published literary quarterly in the United States, is located on the campus of Southern Methodist University.
• 580 Split – The Mills College annual graduate literary magazine is issued each spring and publishes experimental fiction, poetry and art work.
• Spoon River Poetry Review – A publication of established and emerging poets.
• Sycamore Review – Abbreviated web edition of the print magazine published twice annually by the Department of English at Purdue University, with subscription/purchasing information and an online archive of back-issues.
• Two Rivers Review – An independent biannual journal publishing contemporary poetry.
• The Vocabula Review – A monthly journal about the state of the English language. Articles, essay archive, and back issues.
• Wisconsin Review – Small page introducing the literary journal for University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh.
• Yale Anglers’ Journal – Informative site with submission and subscription guidelines for this publication devoted to the literary and artistic aspects of angling.
• YIP: Yale Italian Poetry – University journal of contemporary Italian poetry, featuring unpublished poems, poetry in translation, poetology, and reviews.