literary journals
Short story outlets
Literary journals are periodicals that publish creative writing—poetry, short fiction, essays, and criticism.
Most are small-circulation publications affiliated with universities or independent presses, serving as venues for emerging writers and experimental work: She submitted her story to a dozen literary journals before it was accepted.
Also called literary magazines or lit mags.
- free versePoetry without fixed structure
- memoirsWritten personal history
- chapbookSmall booklet of verse
- readersThose who peruse text
- novelsExtended prose fiction
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- book reviewsbook review, critique, book ratings, critical analysis, critiques
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