a) its main or only aim is the publication of creative writing (eg, Poetry Singapore).
b) it publishes creative writing, even if that is not the journal’s main focus (eg, Commentary; New Directions), and even if sometimes (with change in editorial policy), such writing is no longer published.
c) it has one of the above characteristics, but appeared – or had intended to appear – periodically, even if it subsequently ceased publication after only one or a few issues. (eg, Impression; Poetry Singapore; Hardpressed).
Foreign periodicals are included if they
a) are published or will still publish Singaporecreative writing – eg, Tenggara and Southeast Asian Review of English (Malaysia);
b) have published special issues which feature the work of Singaporean writers. (eg, the Australian journal, Westerly). Only that special issue is entered.