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Are you looking to reach the growing intellectual market of 30,000 readers all while keeping your advertising costs at a minimum?

Boston Review is a prestigious magazine that describes itself as “committed to public reason and literary imagination.” It is a magazine of ideas and it covers a lot of ground — book reviews, poetry, fiction, film, criticism and politics — with five important premises tying it all together editorially: Democracy depends on public discussion; Sometimes understanding means going deep; Vast inequalities are unjust; The human imagination breaks free from neat political categories; Powerful images are worth more than piles of words.

By putting politics and poetry on the same page, Boston Review anticipates a world that is at once more democratic and more imaginative than our own. They take their designation as a magazine of political, cultural, and literary ideas seriously, and the intellectual range of their audience distinguishes them from any political journal or literary quarterly. So too does their seriousness of purpose set them apart from other general-interest magazines. They therefore offer the perfect audience for authors of thoughtful new fiction and nonfiction books.

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Boston Review is published six times a year and reservations for Outskirts Press co-op ads are taken on a first come, first served basis. Act quickly! Space is limited for the upcoming Outskirts Press ad in this popular magazine. For more information or to reserve your space now, visit http://outskirtspress.com/p/bostoncoop.