Erotic Review Magazine review
Erotic Review makes two print issues a year. Its website gives you a way into the magazine before you buy one, with short stories and essays under Read and selected work performed aloud under Listen.
Start with a piece on the website
Jessica J. Lee’s “Wall Moss” is available to read, and the Listen page has Lee’s own reading. That’s a better way to get a feel for the journal than trying to infer its style from a cover. LUST Publishing is where I’d look for a particular story collection in an e-book or audiobook edition. Erotic Review puts several forms and contributors into the same issue.
Choose an issue by what’s in it
Each issue has a guest art curator. Issue 6 pairs essays, new fiction and poetry with The Rehearsal, a collaboration between choreographer Holly Blakey and photographer Oliver Chanarin. It’s worth opening an issue’s contents before ordering, especially if you want a particular writer or artwork. The annual subscription covers two printed issues, published in April and October. Individual issues have their own listings.
Anabel’s take
I’d read “Wall Moss” first, then listen to Lee read it. If that makes me curious about how the magazine puts text and art together, I’d choose one print issue by its contents. I’d decide about the subscription after that.