literary review
Noun
Meaning
a review devoted to literary criticism
Source: WordNetHypernyms
Examples
Short stories have appeared in American Literary Review, Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine, Level Best Books, and elsewhere.
His work has appeared in the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Adirondack Review, Literary Review, Beltway Poetry Quarterly, District Lines and other periodicals, where it has received numerous poetry and feature journalism awards.
Laura Adamczyk’s fiction has won awards from the Union League Civic & Arts Foundation of Chicago and has appeared in Hobart, Chicago Reader, Pank, Salt Hill, Vol. 1 Brooklyn, Bellevue Literary Review, Necessary Fiction, and elsewhere.
Her fiction has been published in journals such as Asia Literary Review, where she was winner of the 2015 Emerging Writer’s Contest.
Its words were written that year by a freshman, Harlan Page Peck, and published in the March issue of the Nassau Literary Review (the oldest student publication at Princeton and also the second oldest undergraduate literary magazine in the country).