"Begun as a project featuring the collective works of a Brooklyn writing group, this three-and-a-half year-old e-zine now publishes artists and writers from all around the world..."

"I thought if I could overcome the academic pretensions of the name, I'd probably find something of interest in 'Impossible Object,' a hypertext journal from Brown University ... I expected great things from this journal and instead came away with a few cheap laughs..."

"Over the course of its storied history, the 'Corpse' has had a reputation for the subversive, the experimental, the darkly humorous, the down-right weird – any writing that, in one way or another, thumbed its nose at the literary establishment..."

"The journal itself is only a year old, yet a browse through the 'ArcHives' of past issues reveals some interesting work. With its striking layout and consistent color scheme, it's a pleasure to navigate..."

"In the four years since its inception, this e-triannual, based in Philadelphia at the University of Pennsylvania, has become one of the literary 'zines against which others must be measured..."

"After a long-ish period of dormancy, the Richmond Review is back, and thanks to a cosmetic and content makeover, the UK's first and longest-running Internet-only literary magazine is better than ever...."