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The 13 pages that link to Magazine, each with the reason it gives.

• SerializationRelated: Magazines have provided recurring venues for serialized fiction and nonfiction.

• Desktop publishingBroader topic: Magazines combine recurring page structures with varied editorial layouts.

• Academic journalCompared with: Magazines may cover scholarly subjects but are not defined by academic research publishing.

• Editorial boardBroader topic: Magazine boards can help steer recurring themes and the publication’s intended voice.

• The AtlanticNarrower topic: The Atlantic is one publication within this broader form.

• Fashion magazineNarrower topic: Fashion magazines are a specialized form of this broader publication type.

• BookCompared with: Magazines are serial publications, unlike books typically issued as complete works.

• Condé NastNarrower topic: Condé Nast’s brands grew from magazine publishing, even as they expanded beyond print.

• Women’s magazinesNarrower topic: Women’s magazines are a subject-focused part of this broader publishing form.

• Periodical literatureBroader topic: Magazines are a familiar home for literary and cultural writing in recurring issues.

• Bob GuccioneNarrower topic: Guccione’s career centered on building a magazine into a broader publishing enterprise.

• Online magazineNarrower topic: Online magazines adapt the magazine’s editorial form to internet distribution.

• Edward CaveNarrower topic: Cave helped establish the magazine as a successful English publishing format.