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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Oct 1, 2026
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New Book :: The Auto/Biographies of Philip K. Dick (opens the original)
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The Auto/Biographies of Philip K. Dick: Infinite Regressions by D. Harlan WilsonRoutledge, September 2026 In September 2026, Routledge published The Auto/Biographies of Philip K. Dick: Infinite Regressions by American author and scholar D. Harlan Wilson. Auto/biographical literature has been theorized with metaphors that reflect its inherent instability as a form of truth-telling. The best auto/biographies exhibit a metanarrational awareness of this instability and favor the art of writing over
Magazine Stand :: 2River View - Fall 2026 (opens the original)
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2River View Fall 2026 (31.1) invites readers to enjoy their publication with three options on their website: Read the Mag, Hear the Mag, and Make the Mag. Readers can experience new poems by Joshua Schneyer, Grant Clauser, Nicelle Davis, Rebecca Dietrich, Vincent Frontero, Kelle Groom, Tresha Haefner, Jenny Isaacs, John Johnson, Wheeler Light, and Jordan Ranft. 2River View also provides a clear, Soundcloud recording on their website as well as offering a PDF download with print and fold instruct
Magazine Stand :: The Fiddlehead - Summer 2026 (opens the original)
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The Fiddlehead Summer 2026 special Issue 308 is themed “Disability: The Revolution” and features almost 60 disabled contributors writing on the theme of revolution. The issue was guest edited by Amanda Leduc, Phillip Crymble, and Therese Estacion and features fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction, reviews, and art. The Fiddlehead’s website offers a full list of contributors as well as excerpts and audio recordings of this entire issue. Readers can order a single copy of Issue 308 Disability: The
Magazine Stand :: Fourth Genre - Spring 2026 (opens the original)
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Nonfiction writers will be interested in the Fourth Genre Spring 2026 (28.1) editorial, which opens with the editors reflecting on rejection, explaining that their decisions often hinge on narrative cohesion, deeper reflection, urgency, originality, and meaningful connection with readers. They share anonymized critiques to illustrate their editorial process, emphasizing that rejection is not dismissal, further encouraging writers to persist, revise, and keep submitting. This issue features the w
Magazine Stand :: New England Review - 47. (opens the original)
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Editor Carolyn Kuebler opens New England Review 47.3 by celebrating the idealism and hard work behind literature and politics, emphasizing the people who serve larger ideals through concrete efforts. Kuebler reminds readers that while people and roles change, the enduring work of poems, stories, essays, and translations remains at the heart of New England Review – and will for many years to come. Issue 47.3 includes provocative prose by Liz DeWolf, Charles Baxter, Aimee Liu, and Dominico Starnon
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