Literary Magazines: Read all about itSeptember 14, 2012 Clippings, Essays Jamie SHORT literary fiction and critical essays are the publishing world’s equivalent of weapons-grade plutonium. Dense, highly refined, and for all but a professional few, something best avoided. The world’s demand for the stuff is met by a handful of respectable quarterlies, such as the Paris Review and Granta, and countless “little magazines” that publish experimental fiction and serve more as a proving ground for authors than something people actually read. Share this:ShareEmailPrintFacebookTwitterPocketLinkedInPinterestGoogleRedditTumblrClippings Electronic Literature The Economist
