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Links
to Literature
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Fine
literature of all sorts, available online and
in a print edition published twice a year.
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Yet
another high-quality, high-class, high-malt Web
Del Sol journal, 5_Trope provides a bevy of good
literature and art, decked out all pretty and
what-not.
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Not
only does Absinthe consistently produce quality
poetry, fiction, and what-not, but the site is very
well-designed, with the worlds of literature and
art colliding in a most pleasing, dynamic fashion.
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Adirondack Review
From the mouth of the Adirondack
itself: "The Adirondack Review
is an on-line literary journal dedicated
to publishing quality poetry, fiction,
artwork, and photography. We also
publish French and German translations.
We are very open to unpublished
poets and writers of short stories.
Our only requirement is excellence.
We seek to provide our readers with
engaging, original work that offers
them a view into another human being's
soul, if only for a brief moment."
Always
visually pleasing, with high quality art, fiction,
poetry, and non-fiction. It's sister site,Vowel
Movement, contains similar high-quality,
recommended fare.
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Giving
a voice to hard-working people, offering a wide
variety of poems, stories, and essays sure to
please, no matter what color your collar.
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"The
Cafe Irreal is a semiannual webzine that presents
a kind of fantastic fiction infrequently published
in English. This fiction, which we would describe
as "irreal," resembles the work of writers such
as Franz Kafka, Kobo Abe, Luisa Valenzuela and
Jorge Luis Borges."
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"Sit
your bag o' bones down, put your feet up, and
listen here. We are asking you to join in and
take part in this experience. You might be asking
yourself what we want from you, but we'd rather
look at this as what we want for you. As you peruse
these pages, feast your eyes on the visual arts,
feed the mound of membrane that rests inside your
dome with our written offerings in poetry, fiction,
essays, and yes, the occasional nonsense."
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Not
only do you get some damn fine music reviews,
but some damn fine short stories and poetry, in
the Word
Riot section.
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Don't
listen to us, listen to the oracle:
"deep
cleveland junkmail oracle was founded in the literary
spirit of the late, legendary cleveland outlaw
poet d.a. levy, and to fulfill the vow he made
in 1967 to the home town that both inspired &
persecuted him: "in the days unborn you will find
my brothers ARMED with words you havent even dreamed
of." this site will be updated quarterly, or more
frequently if we damn well feel like it."
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A
highly recommended site that is dedicated to "cross-pollination
and interactivity, showcasing the best practitioners
of prose, poetry, criticism, translation, photography,
hypertext, sound, video and digital art."
Appealing
mixture of art and literature, visually striking,
with an interesting design and layout.
Interesting,
uniquely-formatted journal which provides a bevy
of fiction, poetry, and assorted literary odds and
ends, including hand made, limited edition books.
- Eyeshot
Launched in August 1999, "Eyeshot.net
is litter for the ill and literate, or if
you prefer: "illiterati illumina."
Go read it, now. Just do it.
Andrei
Codrescu's sprawling site, filled with all sorts
of literary things. Best digested in small chunks,
this site is chock-full of all things literary and
good.
- failbetter
Good clean literate fun, with high-quality
poetry, fiction, essays, and author interviews
- flashquake
All
sorts of fine flash fiction and poetry, beautifully
packaged, with photos and artwork, to boot.
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"Haypenny
is a regularly updated electronic journal of write-y
stuff. Content is written by the editors of Haypenny,
their friends, as well as outside contributors.
So, essentially content is written by anyone--even
you.
Now
that the purpose of Haypenny is clear, one might
ask who exactly these so-called editors are, to
which the editors of Haypenny would respond "We
assure you that, despite what the mainstream media
says, we are not the ghost of U2 guitarist, The
Edge. The Edge might very well be alive and well,
and the mainstream media should be ashamed of
themselves."
- Insolent
Rudder
Quality purveyors of "furiously fresh flash
fiction" that defines itself through content,
voice, and character.
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High
quality online journal with fine poetry, fiction,
and non-fiction.
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The
official home of working-class novelist Mike Magnuson,
the author of The
Right Man for the Job, The
Fire Gospels, and Lummox:
The Evolution of a Man.
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Literary
humor for the deliciously captivated.
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A
quality poetry journal publishing poetry, prose,
art/illustrations, and photograhy of the highest
caliber.
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Well-designed,
high quality online journal, which offers a print
version, as well.
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Visually
pleasing, monkey-filled journal, brimming over
with all sorts of literary goodness, including
poetry, short fiction, art, and non-fiction. Published
by Ravenna Press approximately three times per
year; two print issues, one on-line if so inspired.
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From
the Small Spiral Notebook itself: "We are
NOT about: politics, narcissism, rattling off
book lists to sound intelligent, mean rejection
letters, bragging about your mfa programs...we
do not care...we will accept any writer that has
a strong narrative, evocative imagery, a character
that develops and perhaps has a journey...."
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Cleanly
designed, and brimming over with fresh, malty
content of all sort, offering new content each
and every day. From the mouth of Moses: "Sweet
Fancy Moses is an online journal of wit. It speaks
loudly and longs for you to talk back."
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Not
only refreshing in style and theme (not to mention
filled with original, striking fiction from new,
emerging writers) but also in its designed purpose
to "help revive fiction by making it pay
more attention to the spoken word rather than
the artifice of mediocre literature, that peep
show where stereotypes, belabored similes, overt
symbolism, cliches, pat phrases, and standard
written english creep about."
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