Ask HN: What periodicals have great long-form articles?

Harper's.

https://youtu.be/RGGrvn44LNA

Longreads.org is a great aggregator for these.

The Atlantic

Vice

The Economist

Vox has a few really good ones

Nautilus (for science)

Vanity fair

Caravan magazine is another (with a focus on Indian culture and arts)

Edit: formatting and more titles as I remember them.

I also enjoy http://nautil.us/ and https://www.quantamagazine.org/ for science / math stuff.

I'd recommend subscribing to the New Yorker. You're supporting great writing and there's enough incredible pieces in the archives for a lifetime of reading.

For example, John Hersey's piece "Hiroshima"[1] is perhaps one of the most consequential pieces of 20th century long-form journalism and also an engrossing read. It was later published as a short book.

[1]: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/1946/08/31/hiroshima?intc...

- Harpers (which might be effectively print-only?)

- The New Yorker

- Any of the review of books: NY, London, Paris, and LA are good places to start.