literary journal
Stories and poems
A literary journal is a periodical that publishes creative writing—poetry, short fiction, essays, and sometimes artwork.
Most are produced by universities or small presses and have limited circulation: She submitted her poems to several literary journals.
Also called a literary magazine or lit mag.
Getting published in respected literary journals helps establish a writer's credentials.
- quarterlyFour times annually
- reviewCritical written assessment
- blind reviewAssessment hiding contributor identity
- editorial boardPublication's governing writers
- submissionYielding to another's will
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- book culturereading, reader, book lover, bookworm, bibliophile
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- Newsstand Itemsnewspaper, magazine, tabloid, comic book, periodical
- Victorian printpenny dreadful, periodical, serial novel, serialized fiction, quarterly
- small presssmall press, indie press, chapbook, zine, indie author
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Printed periodical of current events
tabloid · news magazine · trade publication · scientific journal · academic journal
literary journalsupermarket tabloid
Sensationalist checkout-aisle publication
tabloid · pulp magazine · penny dreadful · dime novel · comic book
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