Literary Journals, Magazines, Zines

[Anonymous No.22320933]

I haven't written for nearly a decade and want to start again. What are some journals, magazines, zines I should check out to see what's cool nowadays and to see what I'm up against?

Also just post and discuss your favourite journals etc. Or your experiences trying to get published in one.

[Anonymous No.22321095]

>>22320933
Nice try but not doing your research for you

[Anonymous No.22321127]

However confined to /lit/—with all the mediocrity that entails—I do think &amp, in its total package, captures something of that old avant-garde spirit, realer than in some terminally online trannyzine, exclusive Doimes Square rags fakely propped up, fashwave-aesthetic'd 'dissident' novelty objets, and - what else is there? - stale supported literary journals called 'The [American Place Name] Review' or the equally meaningless big-names...

[Anonymous No.22321390]

>>22320933
Go check out the Pushcart Prize, they are a collections of short stories, poems, essays, and what not from all sorts of obscure journals and magazines. Usually the selection is pretty even across the board so you can get a taste for current literary trends.

[Anonymous No.22321744]

>>22320933
Based, I checked out copies of BLAST 1&2 last year from my uni library. Very cool desu when you consider it was the first of its kind.

[Anonymous No.22321748]

>>22321744
Just own it, retard

[Anonymous No.22321753]

>>22321095
I have a large document full of journals, magazines, websites etc. I've done quite a bit of research I just wanted to see what /lit/ had to say.

[Anonymous No.22321755]

>>22320933
You're ngmi if you have to see what the kids are up to these days to write.

[Anonymous No.22321762]

>>22321753
No one cares. A simply google search reveals one website containing hundreds of them. Imagine doing “research”