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journalPrint journal publishing exactly thirty-two poems per issue; champions the short poem and features accompanying interviews and craft prose.
Print journal publishing exactly thirty-two poems per issue; champions the short poem and features accompanying interviews and craft prose.
Long-running first-book poetry prize administered by the Unterberg Poetry Center at 92NY, awarding four poets who have not yet published a full-length collection; winners give a public reading at 92NY.
University of Pittsburgh Press's annual first-book poetry prize; the winning manuscript is published as part of the long-running Pitt Poetry Series.
Boston University journal publishing poetry, fiction, and essays with an international bent. Pays contributors.
Cooperative poetry press founded in 1973, now at UMaine Farmington; runs open book prizes.
Annual first-book poetry prize from The American Poetry Review and the Honickman Foundation, awarding publication and national distribution through Copper Canyon Press; judged by a different poet each year.
Independent poetry-only journal publishing since 1950; known for discovering new voices.
Revived Bennington College literary journal, edited by Michael Dumanis, known for genre-crossing, visually striking issues pairing adventurous poetry and fiction with film writing and art.
University of Alabama literary magazine, edited by MFA students, and the oldest continuously run graduate-student-edited lit mag in the country; publishes poetry, prose, comics, and art in two issues a year.
Rochester, NY nonprofit press publishing poetry, poetry in translation, and hybrid work since 1976, reading manuscripts only during periodically announced open periods.
Two annual book prizes from the University of Wisconsin Press, judged from one submission pool.
Minneapolis nonprofit press publishing experimental poetry, fiction, essay, and literary translation, known for award-winning and internationally sourced titles.
Annual book prize from the Center for Literary Publishing at Colorado State.
Colorado State University literary journal publishing poetry, fiction, and nonfiction since 1956, with an active book review and interview series.
Port Townsend nonprofit devoted entirely to poetry since 1972; one of the field's defining lists.
Biannual literary journal at the University of Colorado Denver, founded by Jake Adam York in 2002 and relaunched under Wayne Miller; known for translation folios and paying $30 per printed page.
University of Denver literary journal founded by John Williams in 1966, known for experimental poetics and cross-genre work, with a digital companion publication, F I V E S.
Long-running online journal (since 2000) for formally inventive text, hybrid/visual work, and found schematics, published via New Michigan Press.
A submission-management platform built by Duotrope, used by literary magazines, small presses, and agents to run reading periods; free for writers to submit through with a basic Duotrope account.