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Top 50 Raw Data

Posted on January 10, 2011May 8, 2019 by Richard

We thought we’d let you see the second part of our Top 50 List Creation. This is basically the raw data which is not all that easy to come by. We will also add the DOB and the circulation and some other factors and then we’ll have our new list. Hope you enjoy.

Name

B ASS BAP O’Henry

26 A Journal of Poetry and Poetics

1

32 Poems

4

3rd Bed

1

88

4

A Public Space

1 1 1

ABZ: A Poetry Magazine

2

Action: Yes Online Quarterly

1

Agni

2 5 1

Alaskan Quarterly Review

5 2

American Letters and Commentary

4

American Poetry Review

33

American Short Fiction

2

Another Chicago Review

2

Antennae

1

Ascent

1

Asheville Poetry Review

1

Aufgabe

1

Bamboo Ridge

1

Barrow Street

16

Beloit Poetry Journal

8

Bird Dog

1

Black Worrier Review

1 1

Bloom

1

Bomb

1 3

Bookforum

1

Boston Book Review

2

Boston Review

16

Boulavard

1 4 1

Brilliant Corners

2

Callaloo

2 11 1

Calyx

2

Can We Have Our Ball Back?

2

Chain

1

Chelsea

1

Chicago Review

1 1 1

Colorado Review

6

Columbia Poetry Review

4

Commentary

1

Conduit

5

Conjunction

2 5 2

Connecticute Review

1 2

Court Green

3

Crab Orchard Review

5

Crazyhorse

1 6

Croonenbergh’s Fly

1

Crowd

2

Crux

1

Daedalus

1

DCPoetry Anthology 2003

1

Deluxe Rubber Chicken

1

Denver Quarterly

3

Descant

1

Descent

2

Double Room

1

DoubleTake

1 1

Ecopoetics

1

Ecotone

1

Elle

1

Endicott Review

1

Epoch

1 8

Esquire

2 5

Evansville Review

1

Failbetter.com

1

Fantasy and Science Fiction

1

Faucheuse

1

Fence

5 1

Field

6

Five Points

1 16 1

Fracture

3

Fulcrum

4

Gargoyle

1

Gastronomica

1

Glass Technology

2

Glimmer Train

1

GQ

1 2

Grain Magazine

1

Granta

4 5

Green Mountain Review

1

Gulf Coast

5

Hambone

6

Hanging Loose

7

Harpers Magazine

12 2 12

Harvard Review

2 4

Hayden’s Ferry Review

1

Hotel Amerika

2

Hudson Review

4

Idaho Review

1 2

Image

3

In Posse Reivew

1

Indiana Review

3 1

Insurance Magazine

1

Iodine Poetry Journal

1

Jacket

2

Jubilat

6

Kiosk

2

La Petite Zine

2

Lake Effect

1

Land-Grant College Review

1

LIT

6

Literary Imagination

1

Luna

3

Lyrica

3

Manoa

1 3

Margie

5

McSweeney’s

3 1 3

Meridian

1

Meridian

4

Mesure

1

Michigan Quarterly Review

8

Mid-American Review

2

MiPoesia

2

Mississippi Review

3

Mudfish

1

Mungo vs. Ranger

1

Narrative

1

Nation

3

Nebraska Review

1

New American Writing

14

New England Review

3 18

New Letters

5

New York Quarterly

3

New York Stories

1

Nightsun

1

Ninth Letter

1

No Tell Motel

1

No: a journal of the arts

6

Noon

1

Northwest Review

1

Notre Dame Review

1

Notre Dame Review

3

OCHO

1

One Story

2 3

Ontario Review

1 1 2

Open City

4

Oxford American Review

1 1 2

Painted Bride Quarterly

1

Parnassus

3

Partisan Review

1

Pataphysics

1

Pequod

1

Phoebe

1

Pleiades

7

Ploughshares

17 18 4

PMS

2

Poet Lore

2

Poetry

32

Poetry Northwest

1

Poetry Project Newsletter

1

Poets and Writers

1

Polybony

1

POOL

8

Post Road

2

Prairie Schooner

3 1

Pressed Wafer

1

Prism International

1

Provincetown Art

2

Quarter After Eight

1

Quarterly West

2

Rapidfeed

1

Raritan

2

Rattapallax

2

Rattle

2

Rhino

2

Rivendell

1

River Styx

1

Runes

2

Sacramento News & Review

1

Sal Mimeo

1

Salmagumdi

1 1

Salon.com

1

Salt

1

Salt Hill

1

Santa Monica Review

1

Seneca Review

3

Sentence

8

Sewanee Theological Review

2

Shankpainter

1

Shenandoah

1 5

Shiny

7

Sixth Finch

1

Skanky Possom

4

Slate

2

Slope

1

Sonora Review

1

Southern Poetry Review

1

Southwestern Review

1 5 2

Spinning Jenny

1

Spoon River Poetry Review

1

Story

3 1

Storyquarterly

1

Storysouth

1

Subtropics

1 3 2

Swink

1

Sycamore Review

1

Talisman

1

Tarpaulin Sky

1

The Agriculture Reader

1

The American Scholar

3 3

The Antioch Review

3 12

The Atlantic

12 11 10

The Brooklyn Rail

1

The Butcher Shop

1

The Cafe Review

1

The Canary

2

The Cincinnati Review

1 8

The Florida Review

1

The Georgia Review

3 13 3

The Gettysburg Review

1 5 3

The Hat

5

The Hudson Review

1 4 1

The Iowa Review

1 5 1

The Kenyon Review

1 14 3

The London Review of Books

6

The Los Angeles Review

1

The Malahat Review

1

The Massachusetts Review

1 1

The Missouri Review

3 1

The New Criterion

7

The New Republic

5

The New York Review of Books

6

The New Yorker

43 49 40

The Paris Review

5 10 6

The Progressive

1

The Sewannee Review

1 1

The Southern Review

2 7 1

The Texas Review

1

The Threepenny Review

11 5

The Times Literary Suppliment

1

The tiny

1

The Virginia Quarterly Review

3 10

The Vocabula Review

1

The World

2

The Yale Review

3 3 1

Third Coast

4 1

Tin House

17 7 1

Triquarterly

2 9 1

Van Gogh’s Ear

1

Vanitas

1

Verse

11

Volt

4 1

West Branch

1

West Branch

1

Witness

4 1

Women’s Review of Books

1

Xconnect

2 1

Zoetrope

8

Zyzzyva

1 10
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