Autumn Sky Poetry Daily
newsletterA daily poetry blog that republishes one previously published poem each day, with editor's notes, plus a recurring Saturday feature spotlighting a full poetry collection.
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Lit Hub Daily
newsletterFree daily email digest from Literary Hub compiling that day's literary criticism, news, and features (plus CrimeReads and Book Marks content); poetry coverage appears intermittently via roundups and interviews rather than as a dedicated submission channel.
Poem of the Day (Poetry Foundation)
newsletterA free daily email from the Poetry Foundation pairing archive poems and Poetry magazine selections with historic dates, anniversaries, and themes; not a submission venue.
Poem-a-Day (Academy of American Poets)
newsletterThe only daily series featuring previously unpublished poems, curated by a rotating guest editor. Free by email; also a podcast.
Poems Ancient and Modern
newsletterA daily Substack newsletter pairing a classic poem with a short critical essay, edited by Joseph Bottum and Sally Thomas.
Poetry Daily
newsletterA new poem every day, reprinted from current books and journals — a reliable window into what presses are publishing now.
Poetry Town
newsletterA newsletter by poet George Bilgere pairing a poem with short plainspoken commentary; as of this check the Substack URL is returning a page-not-found error.
Rattle Daily Poem
newsletterA free daily email digest from Rattle delivering one team-selected poem each day, drawn from its print archive, current issue, and the timely 'Poets Respond' series.
sub club
newsletterWeekly submission calls, deadlines, and lit-mag news from the Chill Subs team; free with a paid tier.
The Slowdown
newsletterDaily poem with a short reflection, delivered as podcast and email; created by former U.S. Poet Laureate Tracy K. Smith.