Ask HN: What periodicals have great long-form articles?
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#25I'd recommend London Review of Books ( https://www.lrb.co.uk/ )
Also, long-running inside jokes and banter in the letters section which I enjoy.
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#26I'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?…
I find it very readable on a kindle.
They are doing great journalism and I've been very impressed with their long form writing on topics such as the aftermath of the BP oil spill, the Ferguson shooting, etc.
I subscribe to the kindle version of the New Yorker (which includes the comics) and the print version of the LRB (which is a large format magazine).
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#27The Economist
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#29In terms of less mainstream sources, for thought-provoking long-form pieces mostly arising out of an economic justice perspective, I'd suggest Current Affairs.
https://www.currentaffairs.org
And though it isn't a periodical, for long, smart pieces on sociology, history, economics, contemporary society, etc., I'd suggest Slate Star Codex.
i.e. http://slatestarcodex.com/2014/07/30/meditations-on-moloch
Oh, and if you're interested in literature, which more broadly extends to culture throughout the decades, then the Paris Review has an incredible tradition of long-form interviews.
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#30Longreads.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.