Which publications does /lit/ read?

regularly just First Things, Foreign Affairs, and The Economist, but most of my reading is picked up by what journalists and politicos are talking about on twitter

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The economist, mother jones, scientific america, the wallstreet journal, big think, the guardian, al jezeera.

Anonymous 2016-12-28 06:41:31 Post No.8895469
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>>8895259
the atlantic, the obama doctrine and kissingers views on it were really good, definitely worth the read.

Anonymous 2016-12-28 06:49:57 Post No.8895508
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>>8895259
weekly shonen jump

Anonymous 2016-12-28 06:52:35 Post No.8895522
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>>8895371
What do you mean?

The format is inconvenient, I dislike the salmon pink colour of paper and there have been irregularities in delivery, but I appreciate the amount of information, the insight, and the “big read” that focuses on a contemporary matter. Some columnists are either boring or obviously biased but I ignore them. Also, the access to the website is a nice thing. I receive a diggest every day.

Anonymous 2016-12-28 08:44:23 Post No.8896023
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LRB
Private Eye
Viz
BBC News
Guido Fawkes occasionally
The Guardian

Anonymous 2016-12-28 09:10:06 Post No.8896155
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>>8895259
The Guardian
Red magazine
Cosmopolitan

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>>8895280
this, but unironically. also, Murdoch Murdoch youtube videos

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>>8895259
>>>/pol/

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>>8896424
Fuck off, fag. Journalism falls under literature.

Anonymous 2016-12-28 11:16:54 Post No.8896644
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>>8896601
The "J" may stand for it, but the paper sure don't

Anonymous 2016-12-28 11:33:40 Post No.8896698
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New York Times
Democracy Now (not really a publication but still a news outlet)
NPR
The Economist

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>>8895280
You forgot Sam Hyde's Twitter feed

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>>8896698
>The Economist
>New York Times

Anonymous 2016-12-29 12:09:49 Post No.8896851
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>>8895259
The New Criterion

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