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if you've ever wanted to be dialed in on the pulse of culture, i would recommend reading lit mags in general. want to know about new and up and coming authors, niche film, art galleries, various ephemera: lit mags (viva print media etc etc!!) but specifically college lit mags, whether that be "college review" type poetry or alternative magazines, i would recommend extremely. they're definitely more "rough" around the edges than your typical n+1 but it feels so deeply authentic and wonderful and the rate at which you can find new things is so much higher because no one involved is getting paid so there's a ton of freedom there. anyway, just look up any college and lit mag or publications to the search to find them. BONUS: they are usually free to read in a way that mainstream lit mags are not
Dec 22, 2024

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I attend SIUE and folks and check out their lit mag River Bluff Review. https://www.riverbluffreview.com
Dec 23, 2024

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Underrated… love reading the writing of people I see around campus
Nov 21, 2024
literally nothing feels more special and cool than reading pieces of writing hand curated by editors that care deeply about literature. it’s like a literary art gallery. also its so fun to get magazines in the mail.
Jan 26, 2024
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i can’t help you find like real money or prestige, but if you want to be in community with writers, poke around online. Magazines like HAD, Taco Bell Quarterly, Stanchion, are all very online and connected. chill subs / sub club newsletter have submission opportunities. lit mag news (on substack) often shares editor and reader positions.
Oct 24, 2024

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