Lit Mag Swap

At AWP earlier this month I picked up a number of literary magazines, including a copy of Quarter After Eight No. 14. At the time I thought it looked familiar, but it was only once I got home that I realized that I already had a copy. So, I'm offering to swap. Let me know what you've got to exchange.

LitMag Swap: ep;phany

I recently came into possession of an extra copy of a very handsome magazine that I had not seen before. ep;phany. While I haven't finished reading the copy I plan to keep, I'm finding it to be an excellent collection of work.

So, if you have a magazine you'd like to swap for the Summer/Fall 2008 issue of ep;phany, leave a comment here. If I don't have what you're offering, we can make a deal.

LitMag Swap #7

This one is a little old, but I don't know that Glimmer Train has changed much over the years. I can offer Issue 36, Fall 2000. The selling point is an interview with Siri Hustvedt that is quite interesting.

If you're interested, leave a comment or send me an email with what you've got to swap and we'll work something out.

Also, I still have available Florida Review (Fall 2007) and Fugue (Summer-Fall 2006), if anyone is interested.

LitMag Swap #6: Fugue

On offer today is Issue no. 31 (Summer-Fall 2006) of Fugue, a fine magazine out of the University of Idaho. If you are interested, let me know what you might have available to exchange!

Also, the Fall 2007 issue of The Florida Review is still available. See details here.

LitMag Swap #5

For some reason I received TWO copies of the new Indiana Review (Vol. 30. No. 1), so I'm happy to swap one of them for something you might have available. Leave a comment to let me know what you want to swap . . .

Also, I've still got a couple of other magazines available to trade. See here and here for details.

LitMag SWAP offer

Today I am offering a copy of the innaugural issue of Subtropics, that would be Issue No. 1, featuring work by John Barth, Eileen Pollack, Abigail Thomas, and many others.

Also still available: Mid-American Review (Volume XXVII, No. 1) and The Florida Review (Volume 32.2, Fall 2007).

If you are interested in trading for any of these issues, leave a comment with what you will swap for it and if it's something I don't have we'll work out the details.

LitMag Swap #3

It's time for another LitMag Swap offer. This time I've got a brand new copy of the Fall 2007 issue of The Florida Review featuring work by Joseph Levens, Urban Waite and others, and a coversation with Elizabeth Stuckey-French.

If you want to swap for this issue, leave a comment with the magazine and issue you'd like to trade. If it's one I don't have, I'll let you know.

Also still available is a shiny new copy of Mid-American Review, Volume XXVII, No. 1 (Fall 2006). The issue includes fiction from Rebecca Rasmussen, Todd James Pierce, and others, and lots of fine poetry and nonfiction. Note: this is NOT the latest issue - that would be Fall 2007.

LitMag Swap #2

This worked out well last week, so let me try again. This time I'm offering a shiny new copy of Mid-American Review, Volume XXVII, No. 1 (Fall 2006 - pictured at left). The issue includes fiction from Rebecca Rasmussen, Todd James Pierce, and others, and lots of fine poetry and nonfiction. Note: this is NOT the latest issue - that would be Fall 2007.

If you want to swap for this issue, leave a comment with the magazine and issue you'd like to trade. If it's one I don't have, I'll let you know.

LitMag Swap

I'm a literary pack rat, judging from the overburdened shelves and piles of books and literary journals that cover various surfaces around here. This new venture isn't going to cure that problem, not by a long shot. But here's my proposal. I will occasionally offer up a issue of a literary magazine to trade. I'll post the issue here and you leave a comment with what you can offer in return. If it's one I don't have, we'll both mail them to each other. For the price of media mail, we each get something new to read.

First offering: The Laurel Review, Winter '08 issue, featuring work by G.C. Waldrep, Jennifer Grotz, C. Dale Young, and many others.

Wanna swap?