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An editorially independent magazine written by and for Princeton alumni since 1900. It covers University news, sports, arts, profiles, essays and letters, and publishes Class Notes and an annual Reunions guide. The magazine appears 10 times each year in print and online.
The Public Domain Review is an online journal and not-for-profit project exploring curious and compelling works from the history of art, literature, and ideas, focusing on works in the public domain. It publishes essays and collections and operates an online shop offering fine art prints.
Spiked is a British online political magazine founded in 2000. It publishes articles, essays, podcasts and videos, and describes itself as making the case for freedom of speech, democracy and human endeavour. Much of its revenue comes directly from readers, and it offers supporter access.
US magazine publishing long-form reporting and essays on politics, culture, technology, science and society.
The Dublin Review is a quarterly magazine of essays, memoir, reportage and fiction, founded and edited by Brendan Barrington and published in book format. The autumn 2026 issue features work by Rory Gleeson, Molly McCloskey, Clare Fisher and others, plus a podcast with contributors.
The Eldritch Dark is a site for scholars and fans of Clark Ashton Smith (1893-1961), a writer of fantasy, horror and science-fiction. It presents his short stories, art, poetry, prose poetry and plays, along with essays on his life and fiction, and hosts a discussion forum.
The New York Review of Books is a literary-intellectual magazine covering politics, literature, arts, and ideas, publishing articles, essays, poetry, and reviews. It was launched during the 1963 New York City newspaper strike by founding editors Robert Silvers and Barbara Epstein with Jason Epstein, Robert Lowell, and Elizabeth Hardwick. It offers subscriptions, an events section, all issues, and NYRB Classics.
Magazine publishing reporting, criticism, essays, fiction, humor and cultural commentary.
Trans Reads is a collection of free trans-focused literature, offering books, essays, zines, chapters and articles by, for or about people who transcend western gender norms. It launched in 2019, runs on donations, and accepts uploaded texts and volunteer help.
An online resource that curates links to longform journalism, essays and nonfiction articles from writers and publications. Its collections cover topics including science, psychology, politics, technology, AI, the environment, true crime, memoir and travel writing.
Uchronia is a bibliography of roughly 3,500 novels, stories, essays, collections and other printed material in the alternate history genre, covering works that change past events and describe the results. The site also lists forthcoming titles.
Uncanny Magazine is an online science fiction and fantasy magazine featuring fiction, poetry, nonfiction, and interviews. Issues are published as eBooks bimonthly on the first Tuesday of each month, with each issue containing at least 5-6 new short stories, 1 reprinted story, 4 poems, 4 nonfiction essays, and 2 interviews. Online readers can read the first half of an issue for free at release and wait a month for the rest.
Nonprofit magazine examining science, health and environmental issues through reporting, essays and investigations.
Voice to Text is a free online speech recognition tool that converts spoken words into text for writing emails, documents and essays without typing. It supports more than 30 languages, offers editing tools and transcript export, and can also convert text into speech and audio recordings into text.
World Literature Today is an international literary magazine publishing contemporary interviews, essays, poetry, fiction, and book reviews from around the world. It is published in print and digital format and is available in libraries and bookstores. Its September 2026 Centennial Issue marks 100 years of continuous publication.
Yomu AI is an academic writing assistant for essays, papers, literature reviews and theses. It offers a document assistant for drafting sections, AI autocomplete, editing commands such as paraphrase and summarize, citation finding and formatting, a plagiarism checker, and chat with PDFs and images. Sources can be saved to a library and reused across documents. It is described as free to try with no credit card required.
