What magazines does /lit/ read?

>>9242532
>reading magazines

Want to k is how I know you're a pleb?

>>9242532
Magazines are obsolete in the age of the internet

Guys, i think the op is baiting....

I used to read Reader's Digest. Mostly the "test your vocabulary" shit. Haven't seen one issue in years

i like poetry and i like the lifted brow

Vanity Fair, sometimes the NYT Sunday magazine when I'm at my parents' house, if I'm eating lunch alone I might grab an issue of the economist.

Too many books to be forever reading magazines.

Big Juggs

>>9242532
Highlights

I read the economist. It's ok.

Me and dad used to be subscribed to National Geographic until the "Gender Revolution" edition came.

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I'm subscribed to a local atheist/freethinker magazine and a christian one. Then one christian literary magazine and two generic "pop" lit mags to see what the kids are doing these days.

>>9242532
Private Eye

My Archdiocese's Magazine The Word, which deals in theology, ethical issues and parish issues

>>9242532
Georgia Review, Paris Review, and Hollywood Reporter.

foreign affairs
NYRB
the New Yorker

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>>9242532

I still glance at quite a lot since I use various institutions' subscriptions.

The New Yorker
NYRB
The Economist
Columbia Journalism Review
The New Republic
Kiplinger's
Consumer Reports
Vanity Fair
Harper's
Poetry
The Paris Review

>>9244453
Good taste, comrade.

>>9242532
Archaeology and New Criterion

The only magazine I ever read was Nintendo power back when I was a kid.

>>9246911
Game Informer circa 2000-2001 was the shit

NYRB, New Yorker, Paris Review, Jacobin

The Paris Review
Lapham's Quarterly
Foreign Affairs
The Atlantic
The Economist
The New Yorker

Atlantic, Economist

>>9247905
https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2015/09/the-coddling-of-the-american-mind/399356/

Occasionally the Atlantic comes out with real gems

>>9247887
I just cancelled my NYRB. The liberal bias is beyond all reckoning, their review choices are obsessed with identity, and they barely even draw focus towards the 15 classics they shit out a year anymore.

It seems like 75% of articles:
1. Find 3 obscure scholarly works that make your argument, hopefully anti-conservative, definitely anti-patriotic
2. "review" them by listing their points
3. Close by trashing the opposite view.

Their personals are great tho