/lit/ - Literature

>>20207567
Lapham's Quarterly, Harper's, New Criterion

>>20207567
Weird Tales
Also, if any anons would be, I'm looking for some soulful magazines, old, new, big, small, whichever, as long as they have that "soul" and that tackle interesting topics relating to fantasy, history, literature and storyelling.

did you read that Harper's piece about the history of trauma as a concept and it's bastardization into an industry and personality complex. was pretty interesting.
https://harpers.org/archive/2021/12/a-posthumous-shock-trauma-studies-modernity-how-everything-became-trauma/

I mostly read film journals and criticism

>>20207567
Harper's and The Atlantic (wow, what a coincidence). I used to read Wired but I found three magazines too much to balance in a month.

>>20207567
Paris Review,

>>20207654
>>20207567
This + Hedgehog Review, New Atlantis, and First Things if I'm bored

Counter Currents
https://counter-currents.com/

American Renaissance
https://www.amren.com/

The Occidental Quarterly
https://www.toqonline.com/

Occidental Observer
https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/

UNZ
https://www.unz.com/

>German
Sezession
https://sezession.de/
Junge Freiheit
https://jungefreiheit.de/
>French
Elements
https://www.revue-elements.com/
Nouvelle Ecole
https://www.revue-elements.com/categorie-produit/revues/nouvelle-ecole/

>>20208022
How do I read this thing without subscription?I used to fetch it on Calibre but it no longer works.

>>20208194

>>20209195
Subscription gives you access to the full archives, so it is a pretty great deal. Just eat beans and rice for a week or two or go sell plasma to cover the expense if you are a poor fag. It really is not expensive. And you could just go read it at the library if nothing else.

>>20207567
Reading is for faggots. I don't need help making up fictional news. I don't need help making up opinions. Are you that fucking stupid you still need somebody to spoonfeed you bullshit?

I can cook up bullshit with the best of them, I'm not going to pay some subhuman to deliver his mass-produced allergen-free bullshit and eat that instead of delicious home-cooked bullshit.

>>20209613
>t. just stubbed my toe

Are there any literary magazines that aren't saturated with social justice, feminism, and Black Lives Matter bullshit? Looking at their submission guidelines they all seem to be anti-white now.

Like the Paris Review. Last time I looked at that magazine a few years ago and there was a play about Black Lives Matter and it was the cringiest goddamn thing. Wish I could find it now so we could all laugh together.

>>20209627
New Criterion leans right. American Conservative is a full blown paleo conservative magazine, although there's not much literature

>>20207567
Why are Harper's covers so shitty? I'm seriously considering canceling my subscription for that reason alone.

>>20207567
Harper's is pretty terrible. I was reading it recently and it just made me sick.

All the bien pensant mandarins are so accustomed to swallowing the most odious godless bullshit as the truth.

Lapham's, however, is extremely based, because primary sources are literature, not journalism

>>20207654
Also New Criterion following Trump because he's the only one left is really stupid and they basically threw away all their credibility by siding him. Which is no surprise in this STUIPD country. But it is a surprise that the last bastion of conservatism as something contrary to the common "right"

>>20207567
Nintendo Power.