and http://storychord.com !!!

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Okay, so we’re willing to accept not being in the top 10, but we’re fairly certain that we would have made the top 20. Darn the contemporary limited attention span. Oh wait, that’s our thing: http://www.shortfastanddeadly.com.

I’ve reviewed five online mags, and none of them are these (even the additional five links). HOW CAN THAT BE? Well, here are mine: http://www.tomkeplerswritingblog.com/search/label/online%20magazine%20review

Black Pearls Magazine Online is a excellent suggestion for those who are interested in literature written by women and people of color. The magazine can be found at: http://www.blackpearlsmagazine.com

Black Pearls Magazine is a free digital magazine committed to inspire, encourage and empower a international group of readers. Our mission is to provide information that is essential, enlightening and entertaining.

Each year thousands of people — educators, concerned parents, community leaders, authors, poets and publishers — devote their time and resources to presenting the reader with great books! However, too many outstanding books do not get the attention and reader support that they deserve. It is our mission to connect readers with these hidden literary gems and bring them books that will change their lives.

“Based on the “each one teach one,” model, our goal is to help people introduce reading and new books to their family and friends,” says CEO and founder of EDC creations, Ella Curry. “Instead of giving expensive gifts that don’t shape lives — let’s “Give the Gift of Knowledge” and help to strengthen our future generations with quality books!”

[...] Moon Milk Review named as the #1 online magazine to read by Flavorwire 10 Online Lit Mags You Should Be Reading [...]

Good to see online literary magazines being featured.

Here’s another recommended set of 10 links, the “Million Writers Award top ten stories”, this list is assembled in various steps that includes preliminary judges and public voting: http://bit.ly/millionwriters2009

For more reading pleasure, simply follow the link to the “190 notable stories of 2009″ right under the list.

sorry, seems the bitly-link isn’t working, here’s the direct link:
http://www.jasonsanford.com/jason/2010/05/million-writers-award-top-ten-stories-of-2009.html

Hurray for online literature! There are a lot more online mags listed at FictionDaily.org. Subscribe and get three stories from a variety of magazines every day, including the ones listed here.

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3AM Magazine http://www.3ammagazine.com/ formally edited by Tao Lin, home of the offbeat writers, who are also found at The Beat UK http://the-beat.co.uk/

Nth Position http://www.nthposition.com/ is loved by the Webbys and a slew of newspapers

Six sentences features stories of… yes you guessed, six sentences http://sixsentences.blogspot.com/ and has so far published three anthologies.

This Great Society has a fantastic mix of fiction, creative non-fiction, art and music. http://www.thisgreatsociety.com

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Check out eFiction Magazine at http://www.efictionmag.com for great fiction published monthly.

And a Lit Mag that isn’t online, per se, but well deserving of attention is Third Coast (http://www.thirdcoastmagazine.com)

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Also StoryMash.com is a fun one!

Not exactly a lit mag, but for the poetry reader, I would also recommend Robert Pinsky’s column in Slate: http://www.slate.com/?id=3944&qp=26794

[...] Writer Chelsea Bauch has compiled a helpful list of awesome online publications, appropriately titled, “10 Online Lit Magazines You Should Be Reading.” [...]

I don’t like reading on computer screens and too often forget to check my too-many RSS subscriptions. But after finding Dorianne Laux, my former-but-always BOA Sister, Django, and Flavorwire’s endorsement [“top ten magazines to read onlineall on one page has left me resolved to be more scrupulous as regards BLIP. Cross my heart.

Of course, no list is complete without The Dead Mule as in “No good Southern fiction is complete without a dead mule.” Online since 1996. Yup, that’s real old in internet years.

Love the journals named here, and so proud of them for making this list. It’s lovely to see that internet-lit is thriving.

Just adding yet another literary journal to the mix. Caper Literary Journal is a weekly journal of poetry, prose, interview, e-chapbooks and the Atlas Project for cultural writing. Plus, we have some art and video. http://www.caperjournal.com

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Bartleby Snopes is honored to be on this list.

Great list! I’d like to recommend The Buffalo Creek Review: http://buffalocreekreview.com/ Check out their first issue!

This is a great list. Some of these I’ve never heard of, so I’m truly grateful. I will add them to my database of online journals. If anyone out there wants to write a review of one of these mags, we always welcome reviewers! :)

-Becky
Editor, TheReviewReview.net

Great list; certainly one useful for us authors to see what respected publications are available for submissions. I’d like to add the Journal of Microliterature — http://www.microliterature.org — to your list. While I’ve yet to be accepted (I’ll keep trying!) it’s one of my favorite to read. Take special note of John McCann’s “Death Honk.”

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Great to see the list and all the other lit sites actively jumping on board in the comments.. lol.. As a writer, this is a veritable goldmine. Thanks Flavorwire.. and guys, get ready.. I’ve got my calloused finger on the submission trigger…

The Manila Envelope ( http://www.themanilaenvelope.com ) is seeking submissions!