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Q: What other current publications (or publishers) do you admire most?

A: I love the publications Nowhere Girl Collective and Bodilyfluids.org

A: www.facebook.com/groups/THEDAILYHAIKU
https://redmoonpress.com
Blithe Spirit Journal of The British Haiku society http://britishhaikusociety.org.uk/journal/
thehaikufoundation.org
haiku, conversations, video from THE DAILY HAIKU thegreatmargin.org
Wales Haiku Journal https://www.waleshaikujournal.com
HaikuKATHA https://www.trivenihaikai.in/haikukatha
Panorama Journal of Travel, Place and Nature www.panoramajournal.org

A: The Dark, Skull & Laurel, Beneath Ceaseless Skies, khoréo, Diabolical Plots, Nightmare

A: Currently a big fan of magazines that publish flash fiction and nonfiction. The Blood Pudding, which publishes stories about the human condition; Okay Donkey, which specializes in the off-kilter and weird; Big Whoopie Deal; On The Run; and Passengers Journal.

A: The New Yorker, The Atlantic, The Economist, and The Paris Review for their literary and journalistic excellence. Hortus—the 'New Yorker' of horticultural literature—for its elegant writing on plants. I also admired Tod Lippy’s Esopus (when it existed) and Flair, a bold and innovative publication from the 1950s.

A: Expat Press
Apocalypse Confidential
Donotsubmit.net
Misery Tourism
Farewell Transmission
Hobart Pulp

A: "The Infographic Guide to American Government" by Carissa Lytle and Jara Kern (Simon and Schuster)
"For Which We Stand" - Jeff Foster (Scholastic)
"How to be an American" - Silvia Hidalgo (Abrams Image)

A: Rattle, The Sun, Poem-a-Day (Academy of American Poets), Litmosphere, Wild Roof Journal

Kat Bodrie, Editor & Founder of bramble, 11 March 2025

A: Graham Publishing Group
Words, Wisdom, and Whimsy

A: We love Noon annual, the Paris Review and the New Yorker.

A: An incomplete list: & Change, Afternoon Visitor, Bear Review, Bennington Review, Couplet Poetry, DIAGRAM, fourteen poems, Ghost City Press, HAD, RHINO, Seaford Review, Seventh Wave, Sho Poetry Journal, Thirty West Publishing House, Whale Road Review

William Ward Butler and Jackson D. Moorman, Co-editors-in-chief of Frozen Sea, 21 February 2025

A: We love MacQueen's Quinterly and unbroken.