one great short story delivered by mail every three weeks... it's my favorite literary magazine and…read morean absolute steal at only twenty one dollars for an annual subscription. i've been a subscriber for over five years and the day always seems to get a bit brighter when i open my mailbox and find the latest 'one story' sitting inside. artfully designed, the short stories are published in a small chapbook format with no frills. it's just one story- no flashy ads, no editorials, no pictures... and without fail, every single story has been an amazing read. and there is always time to read just one story.

This is one to skim at the bookstore or in line at the grocery store. There are generally only 3…read moreor 4 things in the entire magazine that I like. It would be useful for a personal shopper or someone in the fashion industry perhaps, but it just doesn't strike me as necessary.

"Long struggling and long astonishing," is what Richard Eder once wrote in The New York Times to…read moredescribe New Directions, the publishing house started by James Laughlin on the advice of Ezra Pound. I've worked with New Directions throughout my whole career in book publishing. In the course of that time, I've been privileged to help out on books ranging from W.G. Sebald, Susan Howe, Roberto Bolano, Leonid Tsypkin, Cesar Aira, Lawrence Ferlinghetti and more. On their new list, I am very keen to read B.S. Johnson's The Unfortunates, the famous book in a box with interchangeable chapters. It's not an exaggeration to say that the course of literature in America might well be very different without New Directions' existence. One of the hardiest proponents of new writing, New Directions has taken risks time and again to publish and advocate unknown writers in America. They were the first publishers of Lorca in the U.S., as well as being the publishers for Tennessee Williams, William Carlos Williams and, of course, Ezra Pound. Check out their website and be prepared to add on to your reading list. On top of that, they are some of the nicest and most gracious people in the industry. May ND live long and prosper!

As a young child,​ I would read my​ parent's libraries​ of psychology texts which included issues…read moreof my father, Arye Rubel's, Psychology Today magazine. I would wait with anticipation​ for the magazines to arrive and quickly identified the magazine with our profession and what it meant​ to be a therapist. I also made a strong connection between NASW and Psychology Today at that time. about twenty-five​ years ago when it was time for me to contact Psychology today I spoke to Saty Persaud and Jo Coleman​ who both helped me and inspired​ me with their​ enthusiasm and vision for therapy and the future of therapy. I still love my profile on Psychology Today to this day. I recommend Psychology Today and Sussex​ publishing highly to anyone seeking knowledge, vision​, ​ and inspiration in the psychotherapeutic fields. Erick Rubel MSW, LCSW 201-387-0444 Psychological and Psychotherapeutic Expert​ Artist in Residence for Guitar​ Center in New York and New Jersey Psychotherapeutic expert of choice for the Art, Music, Culinary and Entertainment​ Industries.

A monthly newsletter of the airline industry targeting all genres of airline employees that is…read morepublished twelve times a year. Published by Pan American Training Institute which has informative articles of the ongoings of airports and airlines worldwide. "Airport Press" is heavily plastered with too many advertisements as well as classifieds.

Absolutely in awe! The options to travel to a distant place post covid is phenomenal. The types of…read moretrips are diverse, the options are plentiful and the descriptions make me want to pack tomorrow. A must check out Articles are inviting, you gain good knowledge of a far away locale

Personally not the most adventures person in the world, but did look through it a few times and did…read morefind some ideas and some places that I might keep in mind to go or do. Also like the articles in it

Love Mama411! Such a useful website and great way to find out about fun events for my 11 month old…read moreson. I also follow them on Twitter and Facebook which is the best way for me to get the info I need. If you want, you can have the events uploaded to your calendar which makes things much easier for me to not forget about upcoming events. Also, what a cute logo!!!

Cool publisher. Cool store. They published one of my favorite books of the past couple years "The…read moreLittle Girl and the Cigarette" which was praised by Milan Kundera thusly: "What I admire most about The Little Girl and the Cigarette: the clarity with which this novel unmasks the fundamental stupidity of our modern world; the black humor that transforms horror into a fascinating danse macabre." http://www.mhpbooks.com/book.php?id=101 They also have republished little gems of novellas in their Art of The Novella series from such authors as Proust, Tolstoy, Pushkin, de Balzac, Twain, etc...which are perfect for a quick summer read: http://www.mhpbooks.com/bookseries.php?id=151

Last night, I tip-toed on slick cobble-stones, and skipped over bubble-speckled puddles towards the…read morewarm and cheery beacon glow of Melville House! I'd braved the downpours to settle-into a white scoop chair with a rapt crowd of strangers and friends. Melissa Febos, Jillian Lauren and Nick Flynn read from their latest novels, which ranged from the freshly-published to the freshly-inked. I'm excited to re-visit this rainy-night outpost to hear some more works on cinder-blocks, and to pick up some new books for the subway home. (Stop by and pick up Melissa's lyrical gem, "Whip Smart"!)