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One of the 10 best magazines of 1998 ...Library Journal. | | Bookseller+Publisher | If you are interested in books, and want an insider’s view of the publishing industry, then Australian Bookseller & Publisher is the magazine for you. Since its first issue in 1921, it has been a valuable and informative resource for booklovers nationwide and overseas. Australian Bookseller & Publisher provides you with all the news, issues and information about the book world. It includes forthcoming title listings, author profiles, product features, in depth articles on publishing issues, and bestseller lists. | | Columbia Journalism Review | Columbia Journalism Review Magazine is a watchdog of the press’ performance in all its forms, from newspapers and magazines to radio, television, and cable to the wire services and the Web. Columbia Journalism Review reports on developments and trends in the world of journalism in several media. Columbia Journalism Review examines day-to-day forces that affect press performance, as well as the political, economic, technological, social, and legal forces that are always guiding the press. CJR includes information on specific magazines, new and upcoming writers, the best picks of various genres, art criticism and commentary. Columbia Journal Review aims to educate readers as well as improve the state of journalism. | | Editor & Publisher | Editor & Publisher Magazine is the news magazine of the newspaper industry. Published weekly since 1884, E & P is now published monthly. Editor & Publisher covers all facets of the newspaper business today and is regarded as the bible of the newspaper industry. This monthly features the latest news concerning the newsroom, editorial, circulation, production, distribution, online and the vendor community, as well as a special E&P technical section focusing on print and digital production. 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Uniquely GRANTA takes the form of a paper back book with a minimum of 260 pages per issue. ’An indispensable part of the intellectual landscape’ - THE OBSERVER | | Granta | Granta Magazine publishes the most lively, compelling, original, entertaining and informative collection of art and literature. Granta includes the best in fiction, reportage, memoir, argument and photography that can be commissioned, inspired or found. The Washington Post says, ’Its list of contributors is impossibly distinguished--there is no other of its kind.’ | | Harper's | Harper’s Magazine aims to provide readers with a unique perspective on the world. Harper’s editors sift through the culture’s vast output of information, searching for gleaming points of significance, and each month present their findings via such original journalistic devices as the Harper’s Index, the Readings section, the Annotation, and the Map. 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Each issue reviews 250 to 350 adult books, mostly prior to publication, making it a source librarians as well as publishers turn to for early evaluations. | | London Review of Books | Founded in 1979, the London Review of Books has been dedicated to carrying on the tradition of the English essay. In this respect, it is not very different from one of the great 19th-century periodicals. It gives its contributors the space and freedom to develop their ideas at length and in depth. | | Mosaic | Mosaic Magazine is a quarterly publication that covers all aspects of African-American and Hispanic literature. Each issue includes interviews, short stories, poetry, writing advice columns, criticism, reviews, and more. | | New York Review Of Books | The New York Review of Books Magazine is America’s premier literary and intellectual journal. 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