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Short StoriesAmerica's premiere literary quarterly explores themes of what can and can't really be controlled, including feelings, language, Mother Nature, politics, grammar, dosages, puberty. There are poems, stories, essays... See More
Short StoriesAmerica's premiere literary quarterly explores themes of pretense, intelligence, creativity, new mechanisms for emotional and artistic thought. There are poems, stories, essays, crimes, harassment, mortuary science, and ham... See More
World LiteratureAmerica's premiere literary quarterly explores all that is cyclical, lunar, and aquatic. There are poems about children at dinner parties, Brooklyn sludge, television, and fast food, amusement parks, washed up rock stars... See More
Literary FictionAmerica's premiere literary quarterly explores the theme of being "in". TLR's scene is for nerds, weirdos, hipsters, fanboys, creeps, beauties, indoor kids, nobodies, prom queens, prom crashers, the dateless and the... See More
Poetry & DramaOne of America's premiere literary quarterlies takes on the challenge of long form. In this issue of TLR, read three new novellas and two long poems. Give yourself the chance to indulge in a completely different pace. TLR... See More
Poetry & DramaYou'll eat it up. America's premiere literary quarterly explores all kinds of intemperance, gluttony, overdoing it, starvation, longing, saturation. Everything that is better in moderation. Read Curiously. Read Bravely. Read... See More
Short StoriesThe Literary Review is a quarterly that has been publishing out of Fairleigh Dickinson University since 1957. Our mission is to provide you with literature, including hybrid genres, foreign fiction, long poems, novellas. In... See More
Short StoriesThis issue of TLR features stories about age -- about being young, being old, looking back, looking forward. There are poems about hope and regret, life, the universe, and everything else. Exciting new work from Eric Barnes... See More
Short StoriesBlunt and esoteric, the street is a place where people see each other, brush past or know each other, stop and chat or merely wave, hug sometimes or catch a kiss. Exciting new work from Rene Steinke, Monica Sarsini, Miranda... See More
Short StoriesWe all dream of flight, one way or another. Who knows what's out there, but it looks tantalizingly like liberation. Flight is a mortal's attempt to reach for heaven. (Spoiler alert: We never succeed.) Thrilling new work from... See More