KnowraThe AtlanticLinked fromLinked fromThe 12 pages that link to The Atlantic, each with the reason it gives.All 12Broader topic 1Related 4Compared with 7The New YorkerCompared with: The Atlantic shares literary and political interests but differs in history, format, and editorial identity.Postcolonial cinemaBroader topic: It connects colonial economic inequalities with present-day migration and haunting.The DialCompared with: Its broader commercial model contrasts with The Dial’s small, movement-centered readership.The New York Review of BooksCompared with: Its wider mix of reporting and commentary differs from the Review’s emphasis on criticism.The Saturday Evening PostCompared with: Its emphasis on commentary and literary essays contrasts with the Post’s mass-market editorial tradition.Local colorRelated: Its nineteenth-century pages circulated fiction that helped establish local color as a literary mode.Harper's MagazineCompared with: It is a prominent peer publication with a similar broad editorial scope.The New RepublicCompared with: Its broader cultural remit provides a comparison for The New Republic’s more explicitly political profile.American short storyRelated: Its pages became a prominent venue for American short fiction.Kate ChopinRelated: It published several of Chopin’s stories, including “The Story of an Hour.”NewsweekCompared with: Its monthly, essay-centered approach differs from Newsweek's weekly news-magazine tradition.A Love SupremeRelated: Its 1966 profile helped introduce Coltrane’s spiritual vision to a wider audience.