For budgetary as well as aesthetic reasons, the celebration for The Paris Review, a quarterly with a circulation of about ten thousand, will be rather more restrained.
In April, the Good Web site drew 1.1 million unique visitors, and the magazine, which is published quarterly, has a circulation of 65,000.
In fact, the chapters appeared twice in that Catholic periodical--first, in 1963, when Ramparts was a quarterly with limited circulation, and then again, in 1966, when it had become a widely-read monthly.
Don Diva is a glossy quarterly, with a circulation of about a hundred thousand, in whose pages readers can follow the bloody rise and fall of ruthless crime lords, learn about advances in drug-concealment techniques, look at models in thong bikinis, and find out where to buy fifteen-thousand-dollar alligator jackets, three-thousand-gallon aquariums, and 9-millimetre submachine guns.
Besides preaching at parishes along the East Coast, Father Hoagland produces religious books and videos; Compassion, a quarterly magazine with a circulation of about 7,000; and Bread on the Waters, an Internet site (www.cptryon.org).org
Sustained criticism can also be found in monthlies and quarterlies with a broad circulation, in "little magazines" for specialized audiences, and in scholarly journals and books.
With financial support from the California Endowment and from private nonprofit sources, the website and the free quarterly print edition with a circulation of 33,000 is the only publication focused exclusively on Boyle Heights.
Knight Ridder, the No. 2 U.S. newspaper publisher by circulation, Friday said quarterly net profit rose, amid a slight rebound in advertising.
"Established" here means a periodical that is published regularly (monthly, bi-monthly, quarterly), that has been in circulation for at least the past 12 months, has an ISBN or ISSN number and is not self published.
The Times, which last week reported a quarterly loss of $74 million, said that circulation revenue was up slightly, reflecting increased prices.
