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Topic : Re: Magazines/Websites Similar To The New Yorker? As everyone here probably knows, The New Yorker is held in high regard for their editorial process and excellent writing. I really appreciate their - selfpublishingguru.com

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: Re: Magazines/Websites Similar To The New Yorker? As everyone here probably knows, The New Yorker is held in high regard for their editorial process and excellent writing. I really appreciate their

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I would also add:

Entrepreneur
Oxford American
Esquire

These are sites I have personally found to be very similar to The New Yorker and that I myself read regularly, besides The New Yorker.

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