I have a new office and am looking for some reading material for the waiting room. I thought it'd be nice to have some literary magazines in there and would like to support smaller projects - but if you have a bigger publication that you really love, I'd be happy to hear which ones you've found most consistently engaging.
>>25427881Jugs
i like the european review of books
&, to be had via MagCloud
>>25427881>bigger publicationsPic related is a good list of contemporary stuff, and I can vouch for a few of the magazines having published writing I like. The ones available in print are (starring the ones I've read from before):>Granta*>Joyland*>The Stinging Fly*>BOMB Magazine>Heavy Traffic>Asymptote>LibertiesGranta got in shit recently for publishing some very bad AI-written stuff, but this was because they were responsible for publishing the results of a contest administered by a third party. The editors of the contest weren't Granta editors, and Granta has now rescinded their agreement to publish the contest winners. Make of Granta's lack of oversight what you will.>smaller projectsLook into literary magazines local to your city/area. Quality is on you, but just search for "[my city] literary magazine" and see which have decent material online, then take your pick. It'll probably mean a little more to your clients that way too.>>25428520>& in a fucking waiting roomJoe Shmoe doesn't want to read 4chan shitposts before his colonoscopy.
