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How would one characterize the difference between publications like Lapham's Quarterly or Nautil.us and publications like the New York Times or the Washington P
by aaachilless 10y ago
How would one characterize the difference between publications like Lapham's Quarterly or Nautil.us and publications like the New York Times or the Washington Post?
I've been trying to discover publications that are more like the former and less like the latter, but I'm not sure how to differentiate between the two well enough for, say, a Google search. Searches along the lines of "publications like Lapham's" haven't done the trick.
- fiatpandas 10y agoYou'll probably like Cabinet Magazine as well. I'd refer to them as "art and culture publications", "literary publications", "alternative". I think the best way of discovering interesting publications is to visit bookshops that carry ones that you've already discovered and grown to like. Generally independent bookstores around major universities will carry a lot of literary magazines, and other alternative low-circulation publications.
- aaachilless 10y agoI never would have thought that brick-and-mortar would be the way to go. Thanks for the insight! Also, I just gave Cabinet a peak, and it definitely looks interesting. Thanks again!
- antif 10y agoIn regards to the print edition, Lapham's is notably devoid of commercial advertisement.
- antognini 10y agoSame with Nautilus. There's just a few pages in the back.