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For finding interesting articles, you can try Arts & Letters Daily: https://www.aldaily.com https://www.aldaily.com. Literary Hub also publishes a daily newslet
by jyunwai 3y ago
For finding interesting articles, you can try Arts & Letters Daily: https://www.aldaily.com https://www.aldaily.com. Literary Hub also publishes a daily newsletter that includes some external links to articles by other publications: https://lithub.com/ https://lithub.com/
Another way to find readings is by subscribing to various literary magazines and journals. Examples include Granta, The Paris Review, n+1, Ploughshares, The Kenyon Review, The Hedgehog Review, The New Yorker, The London Review of Books, The Times Literary Supplement, and many others.
For forum discussions, there unfortunately aren't too many options. You can try the following forums on Reddit: r/literature, r/TrueLit, and r/AskLiteraryStudies. GoodReads also has online discussion groups. An alternative approach is to find or create an in-person or online book club.
- whatshisface 3y agoBut what if you want to have the articles democratically selected by a community with entertaining foibles and faults, rather than by an editorial board with names, specific tastes and a number of around twelve?
- zchwyng 3y agoThanks for you lengthy response! Do you think there's any need for a "Literary News"? I'm thinking of building one a HN clone... :)
- jyunwai 3y agoThat would be great. Moderation is likely the toughest part. However, it’s easier when the community is below a certain size. I hope you succeed, as a website like this would be useful for many people.
- zchwyng 3y agoYeah, I've been wanting that for myself as well. But I never really thought about actually building it myself. We'll see what the future brings :-)