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14 magazine c/o Flat 1, Ebury View Ebury Road Rickmansworth Herts WD3 1BN	The editors now change with each issue, see website for details: www.fourteenmagazine.com And we are now really "dedicated to poems of fourteen lines" rather than exclusively to sonnets.
20x20 Magazine Editors: Francesca Ricci & Giovanna Paternò contact : info@20×20magazine.com	http://www.20x20magazine.com/ London, 2008 Price: £ 5.50 Marketing and press enquiries: Daniela Donohoe daniela@20×20magazine.com
Acumen - 6 The Mount, Higher Furzeham, Brixham, South Devon TQ5 8QY Editor: Patricia Oxley	UK £12.50 Europe£16.00 USA $45/50 surface/air for 3 issues; single issue £5.00/$8.00 post free. A literary magazine with a strong emphasis on poetry, printing up to fifty poems an issue. Publishes January, May and September. Rapid, helpful response - www.acumen-poetry.co.uk
Aesthetica Magazine	Aesthetica is a literary magazine based in York, UK. The magazine was initially started in order to promote creativity, equality and diversity within the literary arts in and around the York area, but its focus - and intended audience - has since become much wider. See website for details. http://www.aestheticamagazine.com/
Agenda - edited by Patricia McCarthy The Wheelwrights Fletching Street Mayfield East Sussex TN20 6TL	Subscriptions: £26 (OAP and students £20 Libraries and institutions £30). Europe £28 (Libraries and institutions £32) Overseas £30 or USD52 (Libraries and institutions £34 or USD62)
Ambit 17 Priory Gardens, London N6 5QY Editor: Martin Bax	Quarterly. Single copy £6.00 inc p&p Subscription £24.00 (Institutions £35.00). Overseas £26/$52, Institutions £37/$74 Submissions usually take up to 3-4 months to be dealt with. On-line copy via The Poetry Library
Angel Exhaust 21 Querneby Road, Nottingham, NG3 5JA Editors: Andrew Duncan & Charles Bainbridge aduncan@pinko.org	info on past issues available at angelxhaustblogspot.com . aimed at a specialised market which has evolved from the 'Underground' of the 70s. mandate circa 1992 was to cross the barriers between the Cambridge and London Schools . Policy now is to run long lyric sequences. mission statement: We follow the New Line of serenity and depolarisation freed from factional heats after pulling out of the archaic siege works moving out towards the pristine visiting the deposits of research and techniques cafe of sociability and good company dissolve the bonds of loyalty and territoriality hear the long spans of beautiful sound a partially stabilised column of air rich with l and z sounds.
Anon 67 Learmonth Grove, Edinburgh EH4 1BL Editor: Mike Stocks	Three issues per year, £9.00 for three issues, £4.00 for one issue. Anon uses anonymous submission and assessment procedures. Submit TWO copies of no more than THREE poems to 'Submissions' at the Anon address; do not put your name and details on the poems, please put them on a separate sheet. For fuller information visit the website.
Areopagus Membership Secretary, June Drake, 48 Cornwood Road, Plympton, DEVON, PL7 1AL Editor: Julian Barritt editor@areopagus.org.uk	A Christian-based arena for creative writers. Founded 1990; quarterly colour printed magazine, with contributions by subscribers (only). Content includes poetry, fiction, letters, articles, and book reviews, some but not all of which may have a Christian slant. For more info please see our website. www.areopagus.org.uk
Areté - 8 New College Lane, Oxford OX1 3BN www.aretemagazine.com	Arts tri-quarterly. Subscriptions £21.00 per year (3 issues). (Overseas £27.00/US$45.00) Email: craig.raine@new.ox.ac.uk
Artemis: 9 Greendale Close, London SE22 8TG Editors: Dilys Wood and Anne Stewart Email: dilyswood@tiscali.co.uk	A magazine of women's poetry. Website: www.secondlightlive.co.uk
Atlas Queries & submission atlasaarkarts@gmail.com	ATLAS — an international paperback book[maga]zine of ‘new writing, art & image’ — is edited & designed by Sudeep Sen. It was launched in the UK/India in the summer/monsoon of 2006, and very quickly established itself as one of the leading international magazines of its kind.
The W. H. Auden Society Newsletter, 78 Clarendon Road, London, W11 2HW Editor: Katherine Bucknell newsletter@audensociety.org	For mambership and details see website at http://audensocietyorg/membership.html
Avocado Koco Building, The Arches, Spon End, Coventry, CV1 3JQ Editor: Jonathan Morley admin@heaventreepress.com
Banipal - A magazine of modern Arab Literature Banipal, Magazine of Modern Arab Literature BANIPAL PUBLISHING 1 Gough Square LONDON EC4A 3DE	£20 per year for 3 issues. For news about Banipal magazine, go to: http://www.banipal.co.uk/
Betjeman Society Newsletter, The Orchard Cottage, Warren Rd, Chelsfield Village, Kent, BR6 6EP Editor: John Cottenden	Write for membership and newletter details.
The Black Herald	The Black Herald, ( partly bilingual) literary magazine - à propos de la revue de littérature (en partie bilingue) http://blackheraldpress.wordpress.com/ To order our titles http://blackheraldpress.wordpress.com/buy-our-titles/ Blog http://blackheraldpress.tumblr.com/
The Black Light Engine Room. - editor - P.A. Morbid	The Black Light Engine Room. Erratic publiciation dates, but the enxt one is due out soon. Mostly North East England, but will take poetry/prose/book reviews from everywhere. Editor can be contacted at: theblacklightenginedriver@hotmail.co.uk and we have a page www.myspace.com/theblacklightengineroom where some of our work can be viewed. Thanks
Blinking Cursor	Website closed email was blinkingcursor@ymail.com
Blithe Spirit (Journal of the British Haiku Society), Mark Rutter Blithe Spirit 81a Middlebridge St, Romsey, Hants. SO51 8HJ Editor: Mark Rutter editor.blithespirit@googlemail.com	On-line copy via The Poetry Library see website at www.britishhaikusociety.org
Borderlines Magazine of Anglo-Welsh Poetry Society, Nant y Brithyll, Llangynyw, Nr Welshpool, Powys SY21 OJS Editors: Angie Quinn and Kevin Bamford	On-line copy via The Poetry Library
Brando's Hat	CEASED PUBLICATION On-line copy via The Poetry Library
Brand Creative Writing Programme, EPS, School of Humanities, King William Building, University of Greenwich, Park Row, Greenwich, London SE10 9LS. Editor: Michael Langan info@brandliterarymagazine.co.uk	See details at: www.brandliterarymagazine.co.uk
Brittle Star, PO Box 56108, London E17 0AY e-mail: magazine@brittlestar.org.uk Editors: Jacqueline Gabbitas, Louisa Hooper, David Floyd and Martin Parker	Subscribe: £7.00 for two issues, £13.00 for four and £19.00 for six (incl. p&p). Make cheques payable to Brittle Star stating the issue you'd like to start the subscription from (subscription is form available from our website, www.brittlestar.org.uk). Submissions: We welcome submissions of unpublished, original work (not under consideration by another publication or competition) in the following categories: 1-4 poems; 1-2 stories, up to 1,200 words. Please send with covering letter and SSAE to the address above. Editors would prefer submissions by post. For full details visit www.brittlestar.org.uk You will notified within 8 weeks after the final submission deadline of each issue. Our website is http://www.brittlestar.org.uk ; sample copies are available on the Poetry Library's website
Broken Wine	'Broken Wine' apublish a print copy of the magazine four times a year. Accept email submissions to submissions@brokenwine.co.uk and website is www.brokenwine.co.uk. Do not yet pay for submissions. Their motto is 'Broken Wine - Celebrating The Grimy, The Gritty, The Broken and The Bizarre'.
Burning Houses Magazine	CEASED PUBLICATION
Cake Literary Magazine www.cake-poetry.co.uk editors; Martha Sprackland Andrew McMillan Submissions to themixingbowl@hotmail.co.uk	Cake Literary Magazine - tri-annual publication, printing poetry, flash fiction, comment and review in a high-quality A5 perfect-bound format. Accept up to 6 poems or 500 words of flash fiction per submission to themixingbowl@hotmail.co.uk or a sample piece of writing for reviews, all in the body of an email. We favour free verse over formal but are open minded to everything. We publish new and emerging writers alongside established, well-respected poets. Website currently under construction.
Calabash: For Writers of African and Asian descent Centreprise, 136-138 Kingsland High St, London, E8 2NS Editor: Sharon Duggal literature@centreprisetrust.org.uk
Candelabrum The Red Candle Press, 77 Homegrove House, Grove Road North, Southsea,PO5 1HW Editor: M.L. McCarthy	Founded 1970. See website for more information.
The Cannon's Mouth 22 Margaret Grove Harborne Birmingham B17 9JH	Poems, Articles, Art work and Photographs We welcome original poems, articles and artwork from both members and non members. Please submit by email or by post enclosing a stamped addressed envelope. However you submit your work, please include your full address so that if we publish your material, we can send you a copy. Email: greg@cannonpoets.org.uk
Carillon Magazine Editor: Graham Rippon Address: 19 Godric Drive, Brinsworth, Rotherham, South Yorkshire. S60 5AN Small payments for published items from subscribers. Free copy to non-subscribers.	Eclectic poetry and prose 84-page paperback 3 issues a year Subscriptions UK: £10; EU €15; $18 Web Site: www.carillonmag.org.uk
Chanticleer Magazine 6/1 Jamaica Mews, Edinburgh, EH3 6HN Editor: Richard Livermore
Chapman 4 Broughton Place, Edinburgh EH1 3RX Tel 44 (0)131 557 2207 Fax 44 (0)131 556 9565 e-mail: admin@chapman-pub.co.uk Editor: Joy Hendry	Scottish literary magazine Subscriptions: Personal - 1year (4 issues) UK £17.00 Overseas £23 USA $35 2years UK £32.00 Overseas £43 USA $66 Institutions - UK £20.00 Overseas £28 USA $43 2years UK £43.00 Overseas £50 USA $80 Airmail outside Europe add £4.00/$7.00 per year.
Chapter and Verse Chapter & Verse, Sevendale House, 7 Dale Street, Manchester M1 1JB. Tel. 0161 228 2362	Magazine subscription is £34 per annum and enquiries should be made to: Chapter & Verse Subscriptions, Sevendale House, 7 Dale Street, Manchester M1 1JB. Tel. 0161 228 2362
CHIMERA, Subscriptions to Robert Cole Editorial & Subscriptions Address:118 Nayland Road, Mile End, Colchester CO4 5ET. Prose contributions to Susie Reynolds, poetry to Robert Cole.	1. "Chimera: a fabulous Monster, with a goat's body." Skeat. 2. " A fantastic or grotesque product of the imagination." OED "We do not have to follow the definitions too closely but we are looking for original poetry and prose. When we have enough subscribers we will produce hard copy down in that inky business among hard metal, the font where I a printer's devil raise his head above the muck sweat of filigreed letters to thank Dannie Abse, Alan Brownjohn, David Constantine, John Heath-Stubbs, Robert Minhinnick, William Oxley, and Jeremy Reed for contributing poems to our first edition. Special thanks go to Tasha Yee-King for designing our website." For an annual subscription £8 p&p. Single copies £4.75
City Writings c/o The Gantry Arts Centre, off Blechynden Terrace, Southampton, SO15 1GW Editor: Megan Miranda	*
Clough Words Dean Clough Writers, Dean Clough, Halifax. HX3 5AZ Free but please send an SAE Editors: Andy J. Campbell and Alan Littlewood	*
Coffee House Poetry Meirion House, Glanrafon, Tanygrisiau, Blaenau Ffestiniog, Gwynedd, LL41 3SU Editor: Jan Fortune-Wood jan@coffeehousepoetry.co.uk	Magazine looking for contemporary poems of edge and depth from new voices and established writers. Submissions welcome; subscriptions £3.50 per issue/£9.00 annually for three issues, payable to 'M.C.Fortune-Wood'
The Coffee House Charnwood Arts, Loughborough Library, 31 Granby Street, Loughborough, Leics, LE11 3DU Editor: Deborah Tyler-Bennett coffeehouse@charnwood-arts.org.uk	On-line copy via The Poetry Library
Connections 13 Wave Crest, Whitstable, Kent, CT5 8DP Four issues £9.50 (Overseas £14.00 Institutions £12.00). Single issues £3.25, back numbers £2.25 Editor: Narissa Knights	*
Chroma: a Queer Literary Journal PO Box 44655; London; N16 0WQ Telephone: 020 7193 7642 Editor: Shaun Levin editor@chromajournal.co.uk	More details on website: www.chromajournal.co.uk
Cluster Arts Magazine Editors: Ana Cavic & Renee O'Drobinak info@ladiesofthepress.org.	More details on website - http://cluster.ladiesofthepress.org/aboutcluster.html
Critical Quarterly School of English, Queen's Building, The Queen's Drive, Exeter, EX4 4QH Editor: Colin MacCabe	*
Critical Survey University of Hertfordshire, De Havilland Campus, Hatfield, Herts, AL10 9AB Editor: John Lucas
Current Accounts Horwich, Bolton BL6 6AT Editor: Rod Riesco	The magazine of Bank Street Writers, Bolton, Lancs. Publishes poetry, prose fiction and non-fiction by members of the group and by other writers from around the world. £2.00 per issue, published twice yearly. Submissions welcome, payment one complimentary copy of the issue in which work appears.
Cyphers 3 Selskar Terrace, Ranelagh, Dublin 6 Editors: Leland Bardwell; Eilean Ni Chuilleanain; Pearse Hutchinson; McDara Woods
Dandelion Arts Magazine (International Arts), 24 Frosty Hollow, East Hunsbury, Northants NN4 OSY Editor: Joaquina Gonzales-Marina	*
The Dark Horse c/o 3(b) Blantyre Mill Road, Bothwell, South Lanarkshire, G71 8DD Editor: Gerry Cambridge gjctdh@freenetname.co.uk
David Jones Journal, The David Jones Society, 22 Gower Road, Sketty, Swansea, SA2 9BY Editor: Anne Price-Owen anne.price-owen@sihe.ac.uk	*
The Dawntreader, 132 Hinckley Road, Stoney Stanton, Leics, LE9 4LN Editor: Dawn Bauling dawnidp@btinternet.com.	Copies are £4 each £15 for 4. £4.50 ROW – website is now http://www.indigodreams.co.uk/ – email is Editor Dawn Bauling
Decanto editor: Lisa Stewart send up to 6 poems to: Miss L Stewart: Masque Publishing - PO Box 3257 - Littlehampton - BN16 9AF	'Not just contemporary all styles considered!' We are always interested in reading new poetry of any style and length. The Decanto poetry magazine comes out 6 times a year, and is currently priced at £3.99. For more information about the magazine and our self publishing service, please visit: http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/masquepublishing email: masuqe_pub@btinternet.com (221105)
Delhi London Poetry Quarterly 50 Penywern Road, London SW5 9SX	*
Deliberately Thirsty Argyll Publishing, Glendaruel, Argyll PA22 3AE Editor: Sean Bradley	*
The Delinquent http://www.thedelinquent.co.uk/ 92 Elm Road, Kingston, Surrey, KT2 6HU Editors: Jason King and Jeremy Quinn ubmissions@thedelinquent.co.uk	Subscribe for hard copy or download for a small fee.
Dial 174 John Claypole, 6 Helpston Rd, Glinton, Peterborough, Cambs, PE6 7JT Editor: John Claypole john.claypole@tiscali.co.uk	Subscription £12.00 per year for four seasonal A5 issues of 60 pages, plus competition supplements. OVERSEAS: Please add IRC's, or extra payment to cover postage; 73p per issue (EEC), £1.50 'rest of world'.
Domestic Cherry	Domestic Cherry, is a new annual to be published each year at the Swindon Festival of Literature. This time featuring writings and artworks by women, who knows next time! It engages with writers in an unusual manner using alter egos; inside the poetry is stunning! The poets that tend to engage with the idea seem to have a playful, experimental nature so it has evolved into 100 pages of really engaging poetry. Men writing from their female alter egos are welcome to submit. Dead line for submission is 31st March. http://domesticcherry.blogspot.com/2011/03/ready-to-proof-read-any-article-you.html
Dream Catcher Editor: Paul Sutherland, Jasmine cottage, 4 Church St, Market Rasen, Lincs, LN8 3ET, paulsuther@hotmail.com or 01673 84435	Literary magazine of poetry, short fiction and art. Subscription (3 issues) UK £15.00, Europe £18.00, USA & Canada £22.00, Australia & Japan £25.00. Single issue (UK only) £5.95, all payable to Dream Catcher. Also available at www.inpressbooks.co.uk and at Amazon On-line copy via The Poetry Library
dwang see website for submission details	A yearly journal featuring new writing andf graphics from writers, illustrators and photographers from around the world.
Edinburgh Review 22a Buccleuch Place, Edinburgh EH8 9LN edinburgh.review@ed.ac.uk	Published by the Centre for the History of Ideas in Scotland, University of Edinburgh Managing Editor: Ronald Turnbull www.edinburghreview.org.uk
Envoi Ty Meirion, Glan Yr Afon, Tanygrisiau, Blaenau Ffestiniog LL41 3SU Editor: Jan Fortune-Wood	Subs £15 per year (3 issues) current issue £5.00, $10, payable to ENVOI. Publishes groups or short sequences of up to 6 poems. Quick and helpful responses. But the current publication back-log is 18 months. Also runs regular competitions. www.envoipoetry.com
Episteme magazine	London based international literary magazine that presents challenging, spectacular prose, poetry and essays on arts and literature in political, cultural and economical contexts. Themed issues - see website for details. email submission.
Equinox B. Dordi chemin de Cambieure, 11240 Cailhau, Aude, France. Editor: Barbara Dordi dordi.barbara@aliceadsl.fr	Twice yearly (March and September) A5 poetry journal. Publishes original, contemporary poetry on any subject and in any style. Submissions - 40 lines max. with SAE to the above address Subscriptions £10.00 pa, or back numbers £5.50 each. Cheques payable to B. Dordi - deadlines 30th November & 30th June. (207)
Essence Poetry editor: Robert Marsland email: robertmarsland@btinternet.com	Now Closed - Jan 2013
Exiled Ink! 31 Hallswelle Road, London, NW11 0DH Editor: Jennifer Langer Jennifer@exiledwriters.fsnet.co.uk	See more details at the website - www.exiledwriters.co.uk
Fire Field Cottage, Old Whitehill, Tackley, Kidlington, Oxfordshire OX5 3AB Editor: Jeremy Hilton firejhilton@talk21.com	See website for details - http://www.poetical.org On-line copy via The Poetry Library
First Time 'The Snoring Cat', 194, Downs Road, Hastings, East Sussex TN34 2DZ Phone/fax: 01424 428855 Phone: 01424 201370 Editor: Josephine Austin	B-annual magazine to encourage first time poets. Subs £6.00 per year plus £1.00 p&p.
fragmente: a magazine of contemporary poetics. editor: Anthony Mellors address: 31 Dale Close, Oxford OX1 1TU anthony.mellors@virgin.net	subs: £5 per issue inclusive of p&p
Freak Lung	Details at http://ninerrors.blogspot.com/
The French Literary Reveiw Editor Barbara Dordi chemin de Cambieure, 11240 Cailhau, Aude, France. dordi.barbara@neuf.fr	The French Literary Reveiw is a twice-yearly (October & April) illustrated A5 magazine which publishes poetry, short stories, articles and b&w illustrations - all which must have a French connection. 2 issues UK/Europe £9 or 18 euros (including postage) 4 issues " " £17.50 or 35 euros (includinging postage)
Fras Fras Publications, The Atholl Browse Bookshop, Blair Atholl, PH18 5SG Editors: John Herdman and Walter Perrie
Frogmore Papers, The 21 Mildmay Road, Lewes, East Sussex, BN7 1PJ Editor: Jeremy Page	See website for more details - www.frogmorepress.co.uk
Fuselit 26 Blomfield Court, Maida Vale, London, W9 1TS Editor: Kirsty Irving	See website for more details - www.fuselit.co.uk
Gairm 15 Strun Road, Glasgow G44 3AT Editor: Derick Thomson	All-Gaelic quarterly
Gabriel: a Christian Poetry Magazine 27 Headingley Court, North Grange Road, Leeds, LS6 2QU, West Yorkshire Editor: Thelma Laycock
Global Tapestry Spring Bank, Longsight Rd, Copster Green, Blackburn, BB1 9EU Editor: Dave Cunliffe
Gold Dust Magazine	A print magazine for fiction and poetry, and appears seasonally, four times per year. Email submissions see site for details - http://www.golddustmagazine.co.uk/ (3505)
Granta	Obtain information re magazine from the website. http://www.granta.com/latest-issue
HQ Poetry Magazine 39 Exmouth Street, Swindon, Wiltshire, SN1 3PU Subscription for 4 issues is £9 UK, £12 non-UK. Single copies £2.60, double issues £4.50. Editor: Kevin Bailey	*
Haiku Quarterly, The 39 Exmouth Street, Swindon, Wiltshire, SN1 3PU Editor: Kevin Bailey
Haiku Scotland 2 Elizabeth Gardens, Stoneyburn, West Lothian, EH47 8BP Editor: F. Henderson haiku.scotland@btinternet.com
Harlequin, PO Box 23392, Edinburgh EH8 7YZ Editor: Unspecified www.harlequinmagazine.com	The editor writes: You are invited to send works of intense beauty, mysticism and wisdom to the poetry magazine of the new century. We dare you to re-create your world and open new horizons in literature. Enclose an S.A.E. HARLEQUIN reserve the right to reject uninspired material. Subscription £10.00 for four issues, payable to Harlequin. Add £2.00 for postage outside Europe. (207)
If p then q 87 Thornton Rd, Fallowfield, Manchester, M14 7NT Editor: James Davies	For further details check website - www.ifpthenq.co.uk
Incandescent	Incandescent is a poetry book/magazine which will publish at least 3 times a year. We are a Hull based group of writers and poets. We welcome submissions from everyone and are looking to have our first issue out in late Autumn of this year. Submissions are requested to our website or to the Editor at 213 Park Avenue, Hull East Yorkshire, HU5 4DE Our email is incandescentpoetry@hotmail.co.uk Our website with various other bits of info and submission guidelines is http://www.incandescentpoetry.com/
Inclement White Rose House, 8 Newmarket Raod, Fordham, Ely, Cambridgeshire, CB7 5LL Editor: Michelle Foster inclement_poetry_magazine@hotmail.com
Inside Out, P.O. Box 429, Sevenoaks, Kent, TN13 9HF Editor: Rebecca Atherton Send: poems of up to 30 lines, prose and short stories of up to 2,000 words, and illustrations (paper and digital copy). Up to 5 pieces in each instance. www.myinsideout.co.uk	Inside Out aims to promote the use of creativity for personal development. A new breed of lifestyle magazine, it encourages the submission and publication of work with a focus on self-awareness and self-help — because sometimes, simply owning something on the page is all it takes to move past it and move on, for both reader and writer. Turn the inside out — onto the page, into the world, and out of your system. (507)
Interpreter's House, The 19 The Paddox, Squitchey Lane, Oxford OX2 7PN Editor: Merryn Williams	For further details check website - www.interpretershouse.org.uk
IOTA MAGAZINE	Poetry quarterly. www.iotamagazine.co.uk , Payment: one free copy.
Irish Pages The Linen Hall Library, 17 Donegall Square North, Belfast, BT1 5GB Editor: Chris Agee	For further details check website - www.irishpages.org
Island 8 Craiglea Drive, Edinburgh EH10 5PA Editor: Julie Johnstone	website - www.essencepress.co.uk "a magazine for new poetry inspired by landscape, nature, and the relationship between people and the land".
The Journal 17 High Street, Maryport,Cumbria, CA15 6BQ Editor - Sam Smith smithsssj@aol.com	Used to be The Journal of Contemporary Anglo-Scandinavian Poetry Website: https://sites.google.com/site/samsmiththejournal/
Journal of British and Irish Innovative Poetry	subscribe online at http://www.gylphi.co.uk/poetry
Kaffeeklatsch Wesbite, at http://manualpoetry.co.uk/	Kaffeeklatsch (issn: 2046-2158), a new journal of poetry and criticism, based in Manchester. Interested in poetry and criticism, and particularly in translation and writing which is inventive with respect to the relationship between content and form.
Knight-Vision 103 Westminster Crescent, Lodge Moor, Sheffield, S10 4EU Editor: Richard Middlebrook
Krax c/o 63 Dixon Lane, Leeds LS19 4RR	*
KUDOS	replaces - Writing Competitions Monthly. Full of information, competitions and leads.

Poetry Magazines

Angel Exhaust

Areopagus

Artemis:

The W. H. Auden Society Newsletter,

Avocado

Betjeman Society Newsletter, The

Brand

Chanticleer Magazine

Chroma: a Queer Literary Journal

Cluster Arts Magazine Editors: Ana Cavic & Renee O'Drobinak

Critical Survey

Cyphers

The Dark Horse

Exiled Ink!

Fras

Frogmore Papers, The

Fuselit

Gabriel: a Christian Poetry Magazine

Global Tapestry

Haiku Quarterly, The

Haiku Scotland

If p then q

Inclement

Interpreter's House, The

Irish Pages

Knight-Vision

Cluster Arts Magazine
Editors: Ana Cavic & Renee O'Drobinak