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For the creative writing professor/graduate student
The Writer's Chronicle is the journal published by the Association of Writers and Writing Programs, better known as the AWP, a non-profit organization.This tabloid format publication contains articles about craft, pedagogy, and specific writers, many written by well-known authors. Like Poets & Writers, The Writer's Chronicle contains listings for grants, contests, conferences, colonies, and ads for M.F.A. programs throughout the country, but its emphasis is decidedly on the professor of creative writing.Unfortunately, to access job listings, you must join the AWP for an additional fee.Read more

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one of my favorites
TRP is one of the few journals that contains only poetry or reviews of poetry books. They are in their 25th year. TRP is a great poetry journal--it's one of my favorites. Makuck consistently publishes quality poems by quality poets, both the established and the newcomer. I highly recommend that any lover of poetry subscribe to this journal. ... Read more

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there are better magazines to get
I know APR is supposed to be one of the better poetry magazines out there, and I think it has one of the highest circulations of any poetry magazine, but it's more of the National Enquirer of poetry magazines. It's a large, newspaper-style format that contains mostly bad poetry and dull articles. You'd be better off subscribing to Poetry, The Hudson Review, The Texas Review, Tar River Poetry, or any number of other journals. ... Read more

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A very bad joke
The CJR, as insiders call it, presents itself as an independant review of journalism, untainted by political associations, and sponsored by that great bastion of learning and academic attainment, Columbia University. Read more

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This Is a Joke, Right?
I was suprised to see that the Saturday Evening Post was still being printed. I happened to get a chance to examine a few of the "new" issues the other day. I guess they've gone through a format change from what I remember as the older magazines. It was almost like reading a satire of a badly made magazine. At first, I thought the magazines' only value could be the reprints of old artwork by Norman Rockwell and Liendecker. But the "new" material was so bad, it had to be done on purpose. I laughed out loud several times durring my review. I'd reccomend this magazine to anyone who enjoy the Sun, the Globe, the Weekly World News, or any print gurus who want to see how NOT to craft a magazine. It's a shame that they couldn't continue to make a respectable body of material for their readers. I'm sure Rockwell and Liendecker are rolling in their graves right about now.

Suitable for every age
I first read this magazine when I was a little girl; my grandmother kept some old issues in our Minnesota lake cabin and on rainy days, I would curl up on the sofa and pour over the articles.I still enjoy the recipes, the amusing articles and the comic pages.It's a treat to sit down and read it! ... Read more

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For the minor languages especially
This is a periodical which enables the literature- lover to have some sense of what is going on in the literary world of many countries and cultures whose works do not make it to mainstream American literary attention. ... Read more

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