Either regularly or now and again count>Granta>DIAGRAM>New Yorker>Ploughshares>Paris Review>Heavy Traffic
>>25175603Been a while, and none I pay for. Mostly I come across individual stories, but haven't read any magazines deeply. Some of the last few things I thought were worth bookmarking:>Shades, Bud Smith (Joyland)https://joylandpublishing.com/fiction/shades/>House, Vincent James Perrone (Wigleaf)https://wigleaf.com/202511house.htm>A Conversation Behind the Dumpster Behind the Church, Spencer Eckart (Spectra)https://spectrapoets.org/A-Conversation-Behind-the-Dumpster-Behind-the-Church-by-Spencer-Eckart>Passing Over, Selen (Hobart)https://www.hobartpulp.com/web_features/passing-over>three poems, Nathaniel Duggan (the Michigan City Review of Books)https://mcrb.neocities.org/ThreePoems_NathanielDugganAnd this one is a one-off collection I put together from an older /lit/ magazine, but it contained some writing I really liked, particularly>Pinakes, anonymous (the best of &)https://the-best-of-amp.github.io/writing/pinakes.html(PDF etc. on the main page)A friend recommended me a piece I really liked from DIAGRAM:>Pornography, Richard Sikenhttps://thediagram.com/23_4/siken.htmlso have you got any specific pieces to rec? or from any of the other magazines.
>>25175663>none I pay forbroke ass bitch
>>25175603I used to read Jacobite when that was a thing. Of fringe political mags it was the most coherent.
>>25175666This poster owns a literary magazine
>>25175603Just harpers back in the day.
>>25175663Fuck, love Joyland. Forgot to mention that one. >specific piecesHere's some I liked recently >Something Happened -- Madeline Cashhttps://granta.com/something-happened/>Terms and Conditions -- Daniel Leffertshttps://yalereview.org/article/daniel-lefferts-terms-and-conditions>Sentiment, or Joan -- Lucy Iveshttps://joylandpublishing.com/fiction/sentiment-or-joan/>I Seemed To See Again The Other One -- Ann Manovhttps://www.heavytrafficmagazine.com/i-seemed-to-see-again-the-other-oneRecently on DIAGRAM I got a kick out of Brandon Downing's collage poems>4 Poems -- Brandon Downinghttps://thediagram.com/25_4/downing.htmlthanks for the recommendations anon, bookmarked those
>>25175809Thanks for the recs, I'll give all these a look.>4 Poems -- Brandon DowningThis is great. You might also get a kick out of pic related (I had a buddy read the one on the left at an open mic, and it was constructed (reverse?) chronologically besides him choosing the first stanza; the second I made from one of those "write a story one sentence at a time" threads).
>>25175841>The trouble with the Jews is that they>see most of the posts here and most of the stuff>is A hot mess lmfao this is amazing. I really liked>It kinda ruins the slop that is essentially fascism>until you get to the point that's retarded whichever way you slice iton the first and lines 53-63 in the second. you got any small press/micropress recs? been reading some Two Dollar Radio stuff but don't really know what's going on other than the "big" small presses
>>25175603I don't read anything written in the past 50 years
>>25175847Glad you liked them. The second turned out much better than I would have expected, and I just remembered I have a recording of my buddy reading the first: https://vocaroo.com/1h3tf3E19LXNI dunno any really small presses besides some local ones. Discordia Review is one from my city (Montreal), and they've put out some good zines, including a really nice book of poetry from Phil Hall ("The Hobo"), though he's pretty far from their usual authors. I've heard some good stuff read here, but I don't really know where it's ending up or if it's all just scattered across various magazines. There was a guy who read a really interesting, hypnotic poem of an exchange between a man and his grandmother with dementia, and I'm sort of waiting for him to put out a chapbook but when he told me about it it sounded like he'd do it himself.Anyway, here's one of the Phil Hall poems from the Hobo:>Starting the Car, by Phil HallMy dad could have built this fenceor shown me how tobetween binges on rye he built fences& some Saturdays I went with himhe made $1.25 a roda rod is a section & a halfhe dismantled the old fallen fences& used those same cedar railsat noon we heated little tins of beanson the manifold of the car-here's the keys go start it up--so the motor's hot for our lunch-you are bored by now& I am getting afraid for that kidwho had to make up so muchto keep things book-likeour repair-friend Lenbuild this little two-rod fence for usin front of where the house water drainsso no one can drive in thereup back roads in Verulam Townshiponly I know which fences are Dad's fences& I never go there anymorethat's what drink did to the old ways
>>25175856>he doesn't read anything written in the past 50 years
>>25175856there are many people like you, and they're all mentally ill
Oh you know, the NRF, Merkur, Nuovi Argomenti, De Gids
>mfaslopKill yourself
>>25176251any recs for litmags that aren't "mfaslop?"
>>25175603i pirate all my mags. the new yorker is my favorite.
>>25175603Surprised NOON hasn't been mentioned yet. Diane Williams is a genius
>>25175603Sounds like it would be time wasted that could be spent reading things that are actually worth reading.
>>25176803>reads no litmags, knows none besides Paris and New Yorker, feels insecure about it, lashes out
>>25175603lots of good recs in this thread thanks anons
>>25175603Magazines are for women; men read books
>>25175603Are there any that aren't entirely staffed by foids and homosexuals?
>>25179196Nope, the cultural invasion is complete unfortunately. They've fully barricaded the arts against aspiring white guys. The proof is in the product, unceasing political slop lightly touched with narrative.
>>25179196that would require people other than foids and fags to read, and like it or not, american literary culture is kept alive by foids and fags. everyone say thank you foids and fags. I'll start. Thank You Foids And Fags
I've enjoyed a few stories from Volume 0, but it's mostly foidslop as you'd expect
I'm surprised that The Stinging Fly is so good, but I guess I shouldn't be. Nation of poets and writers, I guess. Irish journal. Has a good press attached to it to
>>25180310I've seen the Stinging Fly recommended before (by the author of Brat when he was posting here), but I don't think I've read anything they've published. Anything good of theirs online you could link?
>>25180976Yeah, this one. "Let's Go Kill Ourselves" by Colin Barrett. >https://stingingfly.org/2014/07/24/lets-go-kill/GREAT story. The magazine decided to publish his first book of stories (picrel) off its strength and it was fucking killer.
>>25181182Thanks, that was great. I remembered I've had a copy of Young Skins on my computer for a while, and probably heard of it on here. Were you recommending it before? And my own Irish rec would be Nobber by Oisin Fagan, which I really enjoyed last year. Brat by Gabriel Smith is good too.
