Websites targeting keyword literary journalism

The Critical Pass Review is a literary review that was founded to bring exceptional works of poetry, fiction, visual artwork, and literary-related journalism to a wider audience throughout the nation and abroad.

GUTS is a digital Canadian feminist magazine and blog. Our biannual magazine publishes literary essays and reviews, long-form journalism, interviews, and more further feminist discourse and community engagement in Canada.

The website of Edie Clark, writer, editor, teacher, poet, and author of The Place He Made, The View from Mary's Farm, Saturday Beans and Sunday Suppers, Monadnock Tales

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Ben Garrido is the author of the novels The Blackguard  and The Potency (available soon), in addition to the upcoming novel The Book of Joshua. He also writes award winning journalism for the Reno News and Review, Chico News and Review and others, and lectures on second language acquisition at Mokwon University in South Korea. He writes on subjects including…

Surfturk is a tool for students and parents to stay organized and up to date with the course materials in Ms. Gokturk's classes.

ELJ is a literary e-journal that will be published three times a year beginning from January 2013. We plan to publish fiction, creative non-fiction, poetry, book reviews, and author interviews.

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Atlanta Magazine is the authority on Atlanta, providing a mix of long-form nonfiction, lively lifestyle coverage, in-depth service journalism, and literary essays, columns, and profiles.

The Writing Company features more than 15,000 books, reproducible activities, DVDs, posters and more that can be ordered online. Free resources include catalogs, and sample lessons from activity books.

Featured photo by Max Gondolfo, WW2017 Writing Wrongs is a literary journalism project that illuminates the inequity in our society through the power of the pen and the lens. By telling the stories of those directly involved, Writing Wrongs offers a different and often-ignored perspective that challenges stereotypes and prejudices. College students who are accepted…

Now that the ‘f word’ is no longer considered offensive in Australia, we wonder whether there’s any power left in potty-mouthed petulance.