About six months ago, I started a new category in Google Reader called "Litmaggery." It consists of literary magazines that either provide an RSS feed for their content (big yay!), or blog about the editorial experience and other interesting things. Even though I haven't spent the time expanding this category that I'd like, I find lots of interesting reading there. It's led me to wonder why there are literary magazines with an online presence who *don't* use RSS feeds. If nothing else, just let me know there's a new issue out!
My feed list, in no particular order, appears below. I'd love suggestions for additions. Remember: not just online...it must have a feed. Because many of the Internet's denizens, especially me, are just that lazy.
NewPages*
ZYZZYVA Speaks
3AM Magazine
KR Blog and Kenyon Review Online
LIT Magazine
Storyglossia
The Missouri Review
Virginia Quarterly Review
Avery
The New Verse News
upstreet
DOGZPLOT news and flash fiction
Keyhole Magazine
Hobart
Electric Velocipede
Prism Review
Barrelhouse
Ploughshares
Six Sentences
Indiana Review
*where half of my list probably came from in the first place...
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A few more that I can think of with RSS are wordriot.org, and mcsweeneys.net (I never noticed they had a feed until a month ago), and One Story
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