Poetry Magazines
Poetry Magazine Listings
Discover Nearly 700 Poetry Publication Opportunities
Welcome to our comprehensive directory of poetry magazines accepting submissions. For over a decade, we’ve curated this collection to connect poets with publishing opportunities across the literary landscape.
Our listings feature both prestigious established publications and promising newcomers to the poetry scene. From award-winning journals to emerging digital platforms, these magazines represent diverse voices and styles in contemporary poetry.
Please note: While we update these listings regularly, the publishing world is constantly changing. Always check the magazine’s current guidelines before submitting your work. If you discover outdated information, please let us know through our comments section. Based on your feedback, we’ll either update or remove the listing.
Poetry magazines serve as vital channels for literary expression and discovery. They provide both emerging and established poets with platforms to share their work while offering readers access to fresh, compelling voices.
Ready to submit your poetry? Browse our collection of nearly 700 publications below to find the perfect home for your work.
For questions about specific listings or to provide updates, please visit our Talk to the Editor page.
Best of luck with your submissions!
Poetry Magazines
The Literary Yard
The London Magazine
The Los Angeles Review of Los Angeles
The Los Angeles River Review
The Lune Quarterly
The Madison Review
The Maine Review
The Malahat Review
The Manila Envelope
The Masters Review
The Matador Review
The Metric
The Missing Slate
The Missouri Review
The Modern Artist
The Modern Artist
- Website: modernartists.org
- Print magazine: No
- Size: Independent literary magazine
- Location: Not specified
- Submissions: Seeks work that reflects on the artist's identity and creative process, particularly exploring the intersections of art, identity, labor, and technology in today's rapidly changing world. Interested in fresh, unconventional perspectives, especially those underrepresented in the art world.
- Other information: Founded in 2024. Created specifically to address the changing role of human artists in a technology-driven world with the rise of AI-generated art. Aims to provide a platform for artists to shape cultural and philosophical dialogue around the future of art.
- Genres: Fiction, Creative Nonfiction, Poetry, Visual Art
- Publication frequency: Not specified
- Payment: No
- Founded: 2024
The Monarch Review
The Nelligan Review
The New Guard
the other side of hope: journeys in refugee and immigrant literature
The Paragon Journal
The Paris-American
The Pasticheur: Literature, Art, & Ideas
The Petigru Review
The Pinch
The Pine Cone Review
The Plume
The Poet’s Haven
The Rag
The Rain, Party, & Disaster Society
The Renaissance
The Resurrectionist
The Review of Arts, Literature, Philosophy and the Humanities (RALPH)
The Sacred Cow
The Scented Flower
The Screech Owl
The Shangri-La Shack
The Slag Review
The Southeast Review
The Speculative Edge
The Start Literary Journal
The Stinging Fly
The Subtopian Magazine
The Summerset Review
The Tenement Block Review
The Threepenny Review
The Threepenny Review
- Website: www.threepennyreview.com
- Founded: 1980
- Format: Print journal (circulation 10,000)
- Accepts submissions: Yes (January 1 - April 15 only)
- Size: Independent literary magazine
- Location: Berkeley, California, USA
- Languages: English
- Genres: Fiction, Memoirs, Poetry, Essays, Criticism
- Notes: Quarterly publication (March, June, September, December). Founded by Wendy Lesser, who continues as editor. Pays $400 per story/article, $200 per poem/Table Talk piece. Does not accept simultaneous submissions. Length limits: articles 1200-2500 words, Table Talk 1000 words, stories/memoirs 4000 words, poetry 100 lines.
- Awards: Works frequently selected for Best American Poetry, Best American Travel Writing, Best American Essays, and O. Henry Prize Stories anthologies.