Amy Lowell Poetry Travelling Scholarship
fellowshipFunds a year of travel outside North America for an American-born poet. Applications due in the fall.
Funds a year of travel outside North America for an American-born poet. Applications due in the fall.
Independent poetry-only journal publishing since 1950; known for discovering new voices.
Long-running online journal (since 2000) for formally inventive text, hybrid/visual work, and found schematics, published via New Michigan Press.
Mid-career fellowships across fields, including poetry; substantial, prestigious, and unrestricted in use. Applications for US/Canadian citizens are typically due in mid-September, with results announced the following spring.
$25,000 federal fellowships; poetry and prose alternate years. The most significant no-strings government grant for U.S. poets.
Northern Michigan University's literary journal, publishing an annual print issue plus an actively updated online section of poetry, fiction, and nonfiction; runs the Waasnode Fiction Prize and Neutrino Short-Short Prize contests.
Paid, part-time fellowships placing early-career poets and arts administrators at member organizations of the Poetry Coalition network, coordinated by the Academy of American Poets; includes a $20,000 stipend plus health-care allowance.
Founded in Chicago in 1912; the oldest monthly devoted to verse in the English-speaking world. No fee; pays by the line.
Los Angeles poetry journal known for accessibility and its Poets Respond series. No fee, pays, fast responses.
Five $27,000 fellowships from the Poetry Foundation for U.S. poets ages 21–31. Applications open each winter.
Online poetry and art journal known for a spare, surreal aesthetic, with an annual print anthology and an affiliated chapbook press, Sixth Finch Books.
Online journal with a strong youth mentorship program; a launching pad for early-career poets.
Online poetry quarterly seeking "cutting, strange, and daring" work, read via email submissions in fixed quarterly windows, free to submit, with unusually fast (1–10 day) responses.
Free, donation-supported submission tracker and market database for fiction, poetry, and nonfiction writers, run by the Diabolical Plots team.
Wendy Lesser's Berkeley quarterly. Free to submit and pays well ($200 per poem).
Online poetry journal that published short, high-compression lyric work monthly from 2011 until its final issue in November 2024; submissions are now permanently closed but the archive remains online.
Quarterly online journal of short poems, micro-essays, book reviews, interviews, and pedagogy papers, edited by Katie Manning since 2015; free to submit, with optional reader tips to contributors in lieu of standard pay.