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ragasiyam:

The Great Taxonomy of Literary Tumblrs

mehreenkasana:

• Recommended Reading: Home of the marvelous ongoing fiction series run by Electric Literature.
• Words Without Borders: Spreading the gospel of international and translated literature one Tumblr post at a time.
• Tin House: You (should) know the magazine. Now you should know their blog.
• VQR: The brand new companion to the invaluable source for great long-form and narrative journalism.
• n+1: They recently decided to kill off their Personals blog, so perhaps this one will become more active.
• New York Review of Books: Need I introduce them? Also, not to be missed, check out the NYRB Classics blog, A Different Stripe.
• Granta: Follow these guys for updates on the magazine’s new releases and competitions.
• Guernica: Hey, you’re spilling your art into my politics!
• Full Stop: Who else would recommend Errol Flynn’s memoir, posit an alternate Olympics Opening Ceremony, and then review the work of Victor Serge?
• Vol. 1 Brooklyn: As their banner says, “If you’re smart, you’ll like us.”
• Rusty Toque: An online literary and arts journal backed by Ontario’s Western University.
• Book Riot: How can you help loving the kind of people who reblog photos of Faulkner’soeuvre alongside galleries of literary tattoos?
• Berfrois: Some highbrow curiosities for that eager, eager brain of yours.
• Literalab: Dispatches from Central and Eastern Europe, which as anybody who knows me knows to be my favorite parts of Europe.
• Triple Canopy: The online magazine embraces yet another means of communicating.
• fwriction review: Finally an honest banner: “specializing in work that melts faces and rocks waffles.” (See also: fwriction)
• Little Brother: The latest project from Emily M. Keeler.
• Asymptote: Dedicated to works in translation and world literature.
• Glitterwolf Magazine: Devoted to highlighting UK writers and writers from LGBT communities.
• The Essayist: Aggregated long-form writing from all over the place.

Well, now you know where to go when you feel like reading. Other lists are in there as well. Check them out.

(via kadalkavithaigal)