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A national magazine of literature and discussion. Its interests include literature, politics, foreign affairs, history, sports, art, and science.

Magazine covering the art and politics of the cinema including Hollywood, American independent cinema, European films, and emerging cinemas of the third world.

Lire is a French-language literary magazine featuring reviews of new fiction, nonfiction, and poetry, author interviews and profiles, and articles on classic literature.

Book of Dark Wisdom Magazine is a publication of Dark Fiction and Lovecraftian horror. Each issue is perfect bound with a full-color glossy cover, containing fiction and poetry, artwork, non-fiction features, and film, fiction and gaming reviews, plus more.

Subtropics seeks to publish the best literary fiction, essays, and poetry being written today, both by established and emerging authors. We appreciate work in translation and, from time to time, republish important and compelling stories, essays, and poems that have lapsed out of print.

Contains information on film, videotapes, and discs. Provides a global report of what has been added to, and taken out of new and old releases. Coverage is complemented with essays, interviews, photos, and exerpts from major works in progress.

Includes fiction, poetry, traditional and experimental and literary criticism and reviews with emphasis on the relation between contemporary philosophy and literature.

Paradox is filled with the very best in short historical fiction as well as speculative fiction with historical themes-alternate history, myth, Arthuriana, time-travel, historical fantasy & horror, military tales, and more-stories by top genre authors and talented new writers.

The Humor Times is for those who love to laugh! Full of great cartoons and humor columns, it keeps you smiling all year! Some of the country's finest editorial cartoonists take a look at what's happening on the world stage, while adding their own commentary via the irreverent art of cartooning.

Fiction, poetry, interviews, reviews, essays, and other literary features.