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The Strand is the magazine for mystery fans, a full sized, full color glossy magazine that is published four times a year. Whether it is a story set in Victorian London - or a contemporary hardboiled story - The Strand has something for everyone. Each issue of The ...

The New York Review of Books has served as a forum for writers and thinkers to discuss not only current books but also the provocative and complex issues of American culture, society, economics, politics, and the arts.

Features imaginative short stories, novelettes, and novellas. Also provides science fiction book reviews, editorials, and a monthly calendar of science fiction events.

Published since 1989, scr(i)pt magazine is a bimonthly publication that examines the film industry through the eyes of the screenwriter. The magazine serves as both a resource for the craft of screenwriting and a source of inspiration from professionals in the field such as Ron Bass, Frank ...

Delivers a blend of stories from science fiction authors, editorials, and scientific fact articles.

Contains stories covering the gamut of crime and detective short fiction.

Discusses current literary trends in several features about books and authors: paperback talk, spring and fall review of new books, and children's and Christmas issues.

A different read on life. Comprised of original essays and articles from 1,400 alternative media sources, Utne provides new perspectives on social change, environment, community, and creativity.

WILD WEST covers the tales of America's westward expansion. Each issue recounts tales of the characters who peopled this dramatic period and the struggles they encountered, along with the major events and little-known incidents involved in settling a vast continent.

The Wilson Quarterly is a news magazine of the world of ideas. Edited for an educated lay audience, The Wilson Quarterly explains and summarizes developments in serious research on politics, the environment, the social sciences, foreign affairs, history, the arts, TV and the press, economics, ...