North Atlantic Review
The North Atlantic Review is an annual literary journal of prose and poetry, featuring special sections on cultural and social issues. Published in Stony Brook.
Location Type: Magazine
Seneca Review
Founded in 1970 by James Crenner and Ira Sadoff and edited since 1982 by Deborah Tall, Seneca Review is published twice yearly and emphasizes poetry.
Spinning Jenny
Founded in 1994, the literary journal, Spinning Jenny, is an open forum for poetry, fiction, and drama.
EPOCH
EPOCH, Cornell University’s triannual literary journal, publishes fiction, poetry, essays, graphic art, and on occasion, cartoons and screenplays.
One-Story LLC
One Story is an award-winning literary magazine featuring one short story mailed to subscribers every 3 weeks. Our reader-friendly format and affordable price ($21 for 18 issues) allow us to bring quality fiction from emerging and established writers to over 2,500 paid subscribers (722 in NY).
African Voices
African Voices is the quarterly literary magazine produced by African Voices Communications, Inc., a non-profit arts organization committed to furthering the literature, art and history of people of color.
Blueline
A literary magazine dedicated to the spirit of the Adirondacks published in Potsdam. They run a program for high school students, Blueline in the Schools, and have an anthology featuring the best fiction and poetry published in Blueline since 1979.
Confrontation
The prize-winning literary journal published at Long Island University’s C.W. Post Campus, Confrontation features original stories and poems in addition to special supplements.
The Cortland Review
The Cortland Review is an online magazine that publishes poetry, fiction, essays, reviews, and exclusive voice-recordings of the poets reading their own poems. The magazine publishes monthly, but issues are quarterly.