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• Saint Ann's Review A Journal of Contemporary Arts and Letters
• Salamander A magazine for poetry, fiction, & memoirs
• Salmagundi Essays, reviews, interviews, fiction, poetry, regular columns, polemics, debates and symposia.
• Salt Hill Hypertext, Fiction, Poetry, Book Reviews, Art
• Santa Clara Review Quality poetry, fiction, non-fiction, photography, and art.
• Santa Monica Review a nationally distributed literary arts journal sponsored by Santa Monica College.
• Scrivener Creative Review publishing new and emerging artists from across Canada and abroad.
• The Seattle Review especially interested in showcasing the voices of those who have not historically had a platform from which to speak.
• Seneca Review a literary magazine featuring poetry and the lyric essay.
• Sensations Magazine best-kept literary secret in America.
• Sentence A Journal of Prose Poetics.
• Sewanee Review America's oldest continuously published literary quarterly.
• Shenandoah A literary quarterly of international significance
• The Sink A Literary Journal Considering All Things.
• Slipstream a yearly anthology of some of the best poetry and fiction you'll find today in the American small press.
• Small Spiral Notebook A Venture Into Something Literary
• Smartish Pace a poetry review
• Snake Nation Review literary arts on a local and global scale.
• Snow Monkey An Eclectic Journal
• So to Speak A feminist journal of language and the arts.
• SoMa Literary Review New Voices from San Francisco's Subculture
• Sonora Review the oldest student-run literary journal in the country.
• Sou'Wester we feature new fiction, poetry, creative non-fiction, interviews and book reviews.
• The South Carolina Review Fiction, poetry, interviews, unpublished letters and manuscripts, essays, and reviews from well-known and aspiring scholars and writers.
• South Dakota Review National literary, scholarly journal for an educated and often professional audience, with a slight western regional emphasis.
• The Southeast Review a semi-annual literary magazine, housed in the English Department at Florida State University.
• Southern Humanities Review Alabama's premier literary and critical journal.
• Southern Indiana Review a cross-section of emerging and established artists and writers whose work is both regional and national in scope.
• Southern Literary Journal publishes scholarly articles on the literature of the American South and reviews of critical works on southern literature and culture.
• Southern Poetry Review publishes poems from all over the country as well as from abroad and and maintains a worldwide readership.
• The Southern Review emphasis on contemporary literature in the United States and abroad, and with special interest in southern culture and history.
• The Southwest Review the fourth oldest, continuously published literary quarterly in the United States.
• Speakeasy A literary culture magazine published by The Loft Literary Center.
• Spillway poetry, black and white photography and essays and reviews about poetry.
• Spinning Jenny an open forum for poetry, fiction, and drama.
• Spire Dedicated to publishing traditionally marginalized voices of minority, low-income and young writers and artists.
• Spoon River Poetry Review one of the best poetry reads in the publishing world. -- Poets Market
• Spring The Journal of the E. E. Cummings Society
• Square Lake Poetry and fiction that enlarge the space within which thoughts and feelings are possible.
• Storie “Storie is a review of eccentric seriousness.” (Italy)
• Storyquarterly contemporary international stories, focused on giving the reader an experience on the widest stage and an introduction to many voices.
• Storyboard an annual multilingual journal with a focus on Pacific writing.
• The Strand Magazine Each issue of our glossy print publication delivers gripping tales of suspense in a variety of settings.
• subTerrain A stimulating fusion of fiction, poetry, photography and graphic illustration.
• Swink  A print magazine publishing fiction, nonfiction, poetry and interviews.
•  Swivel The Nexus of Women and Wit.
• Sycamore Review a nonprofit journal for the arts published twice annually.