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little magazine

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little magazine
n.
An independent literary magazine that publishes the work of relatively unknown, usually experimental writers.

little magazine
n
(Communication Arts / Journalism & Publishing) a literary magazine that features experimental or other writing of interest to a limited number of readers


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I guess our little magazine got lost in the mail on the way to The New Republics editorial offices, along with those copies of The New Yorker containing Seymour Hersh's early warnings about Iraq, which relayed the misgivings of his sources--those commies over at the Pentagon and the CIA.
We should look to presses that focus on translations, like Dalkey Archive and Ardis, or print journals like Absinthe: New European Writing and The Little Magazine (publishing South Asian works out of New Delhi), as well as the many online journals like Words Without Borders (www.
And the weekly Novena Notes became a spunky little magazine handed out to novena attendees.
 
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