Coffee House Press
pressMinneapolis nonprofit press publishing experimental poetry, fiction, essay, and literary translation, known for award-winning and internationally sourced titles.
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Colorado Prize for Poetry
contestAnnual book prize from the Center for Literary Publishing at Colorado State.
Colorado Review
journalColorado State University literary journal publishing poetry, fiction, and nonfiction since 1956, with an active book review and interview series.
Copper Canyon Press
pressPort Townsend nonprofit devoted entirely to poetry since 1972; one of the field's defining lists.
Copper Nickel
journalBiannual 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.
Cornell MFA
mfa programSmall, fully funded two-year MFA in fiction or poetry at Cornell, taught by a faculty that includes Ishion Hutchinson, Valzhyna Mort, NoViolet Bulawayo, and J. Robert Lennon, with close ties to the department's literary magazine EPOCH.
Denver Quarterly
journalUniversity 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.
DIAGRAM
journalLong-running online journal (since 2000) for formally inventive text, hybrid/visual work, and found schematics, published via New Michigan Press.
Duosuma
toolA 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.
Duotrope
toolPaid database and submission tracker covering thousands of markets, with response-time statistics, since 2005.
Ecotone
journalUNC Wilmington literary magazine of place-based writing, publishing poetry, fiction, and nonfiction since 2005.
Fine Arts Work Center Fellowship
fellowshipSeven-month funded winter residencies in Provincetown for emerging poets and artists.
Four Way Books
pressNonprofit poetry and short-fiction press founded in 1993, known for open annual reading periods and a monthly online feature of poems in translation.
Frontier Poetry
journalOnline poetry journal focused on new and emerging voices; pays for poems and runs frequent contests.
Graywolf Press
pressMinneapolis nonprofit with one of the most decorated poetry lists in the country.
Guggenheim Fellowship
fellowshipMid-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.
Gulf Coast
journalUniversity of Houston-based literary journal publishing poetry, fiction, nonfiction, art, and literary translation twice a year, plus an ongoing online-exclusives series; pays contributors.
Hayden's Ferry Review
journalArizona State University's MFA-run literary magazine, publishing international poetry and prose alongside emerging U.S. writers since 1986.
Hedgebrook
residencyA women-focused literary nonprofit on Whidbey Island, Washington, offering fully funded writing residencies (including the Mother Tree Residency), paid retreat stays, and public programs supporting women writers across genres.