Where to find journals

If a publication matches MOST of the criteria for a type, that is probably the correct placement. Journals Magazines Physical format and appearance Black and white text, simple fonts Few color photographs Non-glossy paper "Journal" often part of title Ladies Home Journal is an obvious exception!

Black and white text, simple fonts Few color photographs Non-glossy paper "Journal" often part of title Ladies Home Journal is an obvious exception! Varied fonts, colored highlights in text Lots of color photographs Glossy paper Titles tend to be less scholarly.

Generally long articles Letters to editor may be several pages long Few ads, which are aimed at professionals in the field. Articles vary in length Letters to editor generally short Lots of colorful ads, aimed at the general public. Includes checklists.

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Alternatively you can browse Journals by Subject. Tuesday, 14 December, -