Poetry Sz

"Online literary magazine founded in 2000. Features new work by poets from Denmark, Australia, UK, ...

Poetry Victims

Poetry Victims is an "irregular" online Poetry Magazine which publishes Poetry, Art, Photography, and Commentary.

Poetry West

Established in 1982, Poetry West is a non-profit and voluntary organization which offers a place ...

Potomac Review

Potomac Review opens windows into the complexity of literature; in each issue, our selections span the spectrum of voice and style. We sample realistic and experimental prose and poetry. Drawing 95 % of our content from unsolicited submissions, we publish writers at all stages of their careers.

Poydras Review

Poydras Review believes that creativity and expression are the foundation of our national culture. We seek outstanding literature with sociocultural integrity. The journal aims to help gifted and emerging authors and artists add their voice to the creative community. We hope to introduce their work to the largest public possible by using a variety of mediums including print, online, and ebooks

Primalzine

Welcome to PRIMALZINE, an online publication showcasing trauma-based fiction, poetry, and artwork. We here at Primalzine are looking for fiction, poetry, and artwork full of pain, suffering, angst, sturm und drang, and despair. We are looking for portraits and stories featuring characters who are a step or two away from finding a rope and a dark, dingy place from where they can hang themselves.

Prime Mincer

Prime Mincer is a thrice-annual print magazine that comes out March 15th, July 15th and November 15th. We at Prime Mincer seek fiction, creative non-fiction, and poetry. We desire first, and foremost, solid, well-crafted and intelligent work, and beyond that are very open minded as far as form and style. Our hope is to push the creative envelope, give artists a place to take risks, and to bring a fresh, modern feel to the world of creative writing. To clarify, this does not mean that we publish only the strange and extraordinary. We love traditional fiction, but want to allow it to breathe and flourish outside of the confines of the creative writing workshop. Prime Mincer is a place to play, explore, create and exhibit, and we invite you to bring your most interesting work forward. Feel free to submit regardless of your current publication or academic status. Although we plan on publishing established writers, we are excited at the prospect of getting first dibs on new talent, so submit away. We appreciate an introductory letter and short bio with each piece. Although we accept magical realism and the unusual, we do not publish fantasy, sci-fi or any other standard genre writing. We do not accept mailed submissions, please submit through our online submission manager. Our deadline for open submissions for the Summer edition is June 1st, 2011. Please consider purchasing Issue 1.1 to get a better idea of what we look for. Or, even better, purchase a subscription!

Prism Review

Published by the University of La Verne, PRISM REVIEW is an annual journal of well-crafted contemporary poetry, fiction, and creative non-fiction from established and emerging writers. Alongside its literary works, PRISM REVIEW also publishes interviews with relevant authors and reviews of contemporary works, giving readers the chance to peer through a variety of lenses at the present and future worlds of literature.

Psychic Meatloaf

We are an earnest new Poetry Journal. Our mission is to showcase the most interesting and innovative contemporary poetry by poets from around the world (in English).

Pterodactilo

Magazine Name: Pterodactilo Website: www.pterodactilo.com Editor: Mailing Address: Email: pterodactilo@pterodactilo.com Circulation: Submission Guidelines: http://pterodactilo.com/numero6/?page_id=345 Approximate Response Time 2 months Publishes: Every 6 months Year Founded: 2001 Online Submissions? Yes Information about your publication: Pterodactilo is ...

Puffin Circus

"Puffin Circus is a new independent literary journal based in Somerset, Pennsylvania that prints poetry, ...

The Path; a literary magazine

THE PATH, Phoenix's newest literary magazine, is a semiannual themed ebook/ezine magazine featuring essays, short stories, poetry, interviews and book reviews. It's a down-to-earth vehicle for writers of fiction and non-fiction to express themselves about a given theme.

The Pillbox

The Pillbox is a monthly arts and creative culture publication that features a gig guide, film & gig reviews, short stories & poetry, artwork & anything else you'd like to contribute. The circulation is about 450 copies distributed around Oamaru. Any contributions or questions email the editor : thepillboxhat@gmail.com Stories or reviews should be under 600 words, artwork should be suitable for A5 format. Word or .rtf files are ok for text, images should be .jpg or .png files

The Poetry Box Horror & Dark Poetry Magazine

The Poetry Box Horror, Gothic-Horror and Dark Poetry ScrapBook Magazine is being launched by LK Barley Robinson (Award-Winning Horror Poet, Verse-Fabulist and Author) in April 2012. To launch the magazine, The Poetry Box International Horror and Dark Poetry Silver Cup Trophy Competition 2012 was Announced in January 2012 and currently has submissions from around the globe. The Winners and Finalists Poetry and Verse will be published in the First Edition (Publication Date: 30 April 2012) - and Submissions from all Horror, Gothic-Horror and Dark Poets are welcomed for our subsequent Editions.

The Weekly Poet

Magazine Name: The Weekly Poet Website: http://www.benjaminckrause.com/theweeklypoet/ Editor: Benjamin C. Krause Mailing Address: Email: benjaminckrause@gmail.com Circulation: Submission Guidelines: Approximate Response Time 3 months Publishes: Weekly Year Founded: 2009 Online Submissions? Yes Information about your ...

Write for Tomorrow

Write for Tomorrow works with young writers devoted to making a difference in their communities and beyond. We foster the next generation of socially-engaged poets, essayists, journalists, film-makers, and bloggers who believe in narrative’s ability to serve marginalized societies.