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LA Review of Books
Website: lareviewofbooks.org
Overview
The Los Angeles Review of Books (LARB) is a nonprofit literary review magazine and multimedia platform that promotes engaging writing on literature, culture, and the arts. Founded in 2011 by Tom Lutz, LARB addresses the need for long-form literary criticism in the digital age. It publishes new reviews, essays, and interviews daily, covering a wide range of genres, including fiction, poetry, nonfiction, and graphic novels.
LARB is supported by over 200 contributing editors, including well-known writers and intellectuals. In addition to its online content, LARB produces a print journal called *The LARB Quarterly* and manages independent sister magazines. The organization also engages in civic arts programs, offering workshops and internships to nurture future editors and publishers. LARB hosts public events like the LARB Book Club and the LARB Luminary Evening series, fostering connections between writers and readers. With a monthly audience of approximately half a million people across over 150 countries, LARB serves a diverse community of literary enthusiasts.
LARB is supported by over 200 contributing editors, including well-known writers and intellectuals. In addition to its online content, LARB produces a print journal called *The LARB Quarterly* and manages independent sister magazines. The organization also engages in civic arts programs, offering workshops and internships to nurture future editors and publishers. LARB hosts public events like the LARB Book Club and the LARB Luminary Evening series, fostering connections between writers and readers. With a monthly audience of approximately half a million people across over 150 countries, LARB serves a diverse community of literary enthusiasts.
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