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It's par for the course for this kind of outlet. "Literary" magazines like Paris Review and the New Yorker are almost always like this, flowery and baroque and
by thrower123 7y ago
It's par for the course for this kind of outlet. "Literary" magazines like Paris Review and the New Yorker are almost always like this, flowery and baroque and overwrought, signifying nothing.
- AnimalMuppet 7y agoWell... they're the literary version of "it's the journey, not the destination". They're for people who have more time than they have things to fill it, so something that takes time to go on a journey are perfect for them. If you have more to read than you have time, it drives you crazy. "Just make your point, already!" I suspect that many of us here are not part of their target audience.