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ACUMEN
Editor: Patricia Oxley |
Publishes January, May and September. Rapid, helpful response - www.acumen-poetry.co.uk |
| Aesthetica Magazine | See website for details. http://www.aestheticamagazine.com/ |
| Agenda
Editor Patricia McCarthy |
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| Ambit Editor: Martin Bax |
On-line copy via The Poetry Library |
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A Christian-based arena for creative writers. Founded 1990; quarterly colour printed magazine, with contributions by subscribers (only). editor@areopagus.org.uk |
Artemis:9 Greendale Close, London SE22 8TG Editors: Dilys Wood and Anne
Stewart |
A magazine of women's poetry. Website:
www.secondlightlive.co.uk
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| Balkan Poetry Today |
Annual journal featuring contemporary poetry from SE Europe in English translation. Details can be found here: http://www.redhandbooks.co.uk/balkan-poetry-today/ |
| Banipal
- A magazine of modern Arab Literature
Banipal, Magazine of Modern Arab Literature
BANIPAL PUBLISHING
1 Gough Square
LONDON EC4A 3DE |
Check out the current issue (£8.00 (UK) at http://www.banipal.co.uk/current_issue/ Read selections at (http://www.banipal.co.uk/selections) and book reviews at (http://www.banipal.co.uk/book_reviews/) Subscribe for one year (3 issues) for £21.00 at http://www.banipal.co.uk/subscribe/ |
| Bare Fiction Magazine | Archive only |
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Battery Pack Editor: Krishan Coupland |
Battery Pack is a palm-sized anthology of tiny fiction, with each featured story weighing in at seventy words or less. It is distributed for free with Neon Literary Magazine and in various independent bookshops in the UK. It is neat, portable, and packed with excellent fiction and poetry. Submissions: Via form at http://www.neonbooks.org.uk/guidelines/ |
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Brittle
Star,
97 Benefield Road, Oundle, Peterborough PE8 4EU
e-mail:
brittlestarmag@gmail.com
Editors:
Jacqueline Gabbitas and Martin Parker |
SUBMISSIONS: We welcome submissions of unpublished, original work (not under consideration by another publication or competition) in the following categories: 1–4 poems, 1–2 stories, up to 2,000 words each. Please send with covering letter and SSAE to the address above. Submissions by post only.
For full details visit http://www.brittlestar.org.uk.
You will be notified of the editors’ decisions as soon as possible.
Twitter @brittlestarmag |
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The Cannon's
Mouth 22 Margaret Grove Harborne Birmingham B17 9JH |
Poems, Articles, Art work and Photographs |
| The Cardiff Review |
Based in Cardiff, Wales but hopes to reach internationally. We are currently open for fiction, nonfiction and poetry submissions for our digital issues. We will be producing print publications biannually from next Spring. We give publication precedence to post-graduate students, but will consider work from emerging writers at any point in their careers. Our website can be found at http://www.cardiffreview.com/ with the submissions guidelines here: http://www.cardiffreview.com/#!submissions/c23i6 |
Chroma: a Queer Literary JournalPO Box 44655; London; N16 0WQ |
More details on website: www.chromajournal.co.uk |
The Dark Horse
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US and UK magazine. |
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132 Hinckley Road, Stoney Stanton, Leics, LE9 4LN |
Copies are £4 each £15 for 4. £4.50 ROW – website is now http://www.indigodreams.co.uk/ – email is Editor Dawn Bauling
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Exiled Ink!31 Hallswelle Road, London,
NW11 0DH |
See more details at the website - www.exiledwriters.co.uk |
| The Fenland Reed | See website for submission details. https://www.thefenlandreed.co.uk/ |
Frogmore Papers, The21 Mildmay Road, Lewes, East
Sussex, BN7 1PJ |
See website for more details - www.frogmorepress.co.uk Reading periods apply. |
| from the edge poetry magazine |
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| 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 |
Irish PagesThe Linen Hall Library, 17
Donegall Square North, Belfast, BT1 5GB |
For further details check website - www.irishpages.org |
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38 Pwllcarn Terrace Editor - Sam Smith |
Used to be The Journal of Contemporary Anglo-Scandinavian Poetry
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| Laldy! | bi annual literary journal based in the west coast of Scotland |
Lapidus QuarterlyBM Lapidus, London, WC1N 3XX |
For more information see website - www.lapidus.org.uk |
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The London
Magazine
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The
UK's oldest cultural journal featuring original poetry, short fiction,
cultural reviews and literary essays since 1732. For further information
regarding subscriptions and submissions, please go to:
www.thelondongmagazine.org |
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Freepost WC3919, 28 Little
Russell Street, London WC1A 2HN |
Carries very few poems by well established poets. |
| Lunar Poetry | Lunar Poetry is on hold |
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Magma Submissions to: David Boll,
Editorial Secretary, 43, Keslake Road, London NW6 6DH Email (contributions):
contributions@magmapoetry.com. |
Publishes new contemporary poetry plus
related articles and reviews. Details and examples on the website,
www.magmapoetry.com.
Subscriptions to: Helen Nicholson, Distribution Secretary, Flat 2, 86 St James's Drive London SW17 7RR. |
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For more information see the website - www.mptmagazine.com |
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Moving Worlds, The School of English, University of Leeds, Leeds LS2 9JT Editor: Shirley Crew |
Bi-annual
international magazine publishing creative work as well
as criticism, literary as well as visual texts, scholarly
and more personal writing, in English and in translation
into English. Open to experimentation and representing
work of different kinds from different cultural
traditions, it reappraises acknowledged achievements and
promotes fresh talent. Its focus is on the transcultural:
the movements and transformations of cultures across
national boundaries, offering an innovative space in
which to celebrate the diversity and richness of
global/local communities. |
| Mslexia Mslexia Publications Ltd.,
PO Box 656, Newcastle upon Tyne NE99 2XD. Phone:
0191-261 6656 Fax: 0191-261 6636 Poetry Editor: Lisa Matthews e-mail: lisa@mslexia.demon.co.uk |
Mslexia is a magazine for woman writers. Publishes original prose and poetry, to a specific theme, in each edition of the magazine. Mslexia only publishes woman writers and is available by subscription only at the address address at left. Any woman wishing to contribute should request contributor's guidelines prior to submission. Rates are £25 per poem/1,000 words of prose. Email enquiries and submissions are welcome. |
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New Walk Magazine General Editors: Rory Waterman and Nick Everett |
New Walk is no longer accepting submissions for the MAGAZINE. From issue 15 (autumn 2017) onwards, until further notice, New Walk magazine will be replaced by New Walk Editions, publishing 2 high quality poetry pamphlets each autumn and spring in place of the magazine. Subscribers will receive these pamphlets, which will otherwise be on sale individually via our website. Our aim is to publish new and highly established poets, often alongside one another. Submission guidelines for the pamphlet series are available on our website. |
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Address: PO Box 170,
Aberystwyth, Ceredigion, SY23 1WZ
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Subscription: £23.96 for 4 issues, £45.50 for 8 issues. Overseas postage: please add £6 (Europe) or £12 (Rest of the World) for each year's subscription. Single issues £5.99 plus £1 p&p. Submitted material (poems, short stories or articles) should be sent to the editor accompanied by a covering letter and an SAE or international money order for return. Material will not be returned unless it is accompanied by sufficient postage. E-mail submissions should be sent to editor@newwelshreview.com with the subject line submission |
North
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send up to six poems, no email subs. Published by The Poetry Business, |
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PO Box 15066 Dunblane FK15 5BP
Editor: Chris Powici Web Site: www.northwordsnow.co.uk |
Northwords Now publishes writing from and about the North of
Scotland. It is published three times a year and is available
free from libraries, bookshops and other outlets throughout
Scotland. We welcome submissions of
poetry, short fiction and creative non-fiction that are
previously unpublished. If you are submitting poetry, send no
more than six
poems; single poems are unlikely to be considered for
publication. For prose submissions we tend to look for a limit
of 4,000 words.
We generally tend to seek out our own article/essay writers and
reviewers but if you have any ideas then we would be very
pleased to hear about them.
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Orbis
17 Greenhow Avenue,
Reviews Editor: Nessa
O'Mahony: nessaomahony@iol.ie
5 Walnut View, Brookwood,
NB, press releases to be
sent in first instance, not review copies. |
Each issue, £40 + 1 year's
subs (worth £17): Featured Writer (3-4 poems/2000 words)
Poems are also submitted
to the Forward Prize (UK) and the Pushcart Prize (USA). On-line copy via The Poetry Library
Also at
http://www.facebook.com/n/?group.php&gid=53636000056
and
www.kudoswritingcompetitions.com
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PBS BulletinThe Poetry Book
Society, Fourth Floor, 2 Tavistock Place, London, WC1 9RA |
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We welcome submissions of 3-6 unpublished poems in February and September, for publication in April and November. Please post to: Include a stamped addressed envelope and your name, email/postal address on each sheet. We generally read and reply up to two months before the next issue. |
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| P.N. Review
Dep. of English,
University of Glasgow, 5 University Gardens, Glasgow, G12 8QH
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Mostly publishes prose, criticism and reviews. Very few and high quality poems. |
| Poetry Birmingham Literary Journal | Poetry Birmingham Literary Journal is a quarterly print publication. We are open for submissions during the months of September, December, March and June. Full submission guidelines can be found on our website at www.poetrybirmingham.com. Poets can submit work by sending an email containing up to 5 poems to poetrybirmingham@gmail.com. We also welcome proposals for prose writing on poetry all year round. We aim to respond to submissions within 8 weeks. http://www.wbyeatsbedfordpark.com/ |
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6 Daniels Road, London, SE15 3LR Editor: Maurice Riordan |
Reasonably quick response. See website for submission details. Subscription £9.50 (3 issues) Single issue £3.50
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| Poetry Review The
Poetry Society, 22 Betterton Street, London WC2H 9BU Tel
020 7420 9896. Free to Poetry Society members. £5.95 per issue otherwise. Editors: David Herd and Robert Potts |
Poetry Review
is the Poetry Society's internationally-acclaimed quarterly poetry
magazine, with a new issue released every March, June, September and
December. Offering more than 100 pages of poetry, essays, reviews and
comment, and including contributions from Nobel prize-winners and
previously unpublished newcomers, Poetry Review is regarded as
the indispensable guide to the art form. It has a different guest editor
for each issue.
Poetryreview@poetrysociety.org.uk
http://www.poetrysociety.org.uk/content/publications/review/
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Poetry Salzburg Review 99 Mitre Road, London, SE1 8PT Editor: David Miller |
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| Poetry Scotland Diehard Publishers, 91-93
Main Street, Callander FK17 8BQ Editor: Sally Evans |
£4.00 for four issues, £5.00 for five, post free. The printed version contains only poems. The web-site includes news, reviews, chat and more. |
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Poetry Wales, 57 Nolton Street, Bridgend, CF31 3AE Editor: Zoe Skoulding Poetry Wales poetrywales@seren-books.com
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Poetry Wales is published quarterly.
Subscriptions: Individuals £20 per year, £36 for two years.
Overseas (Europe) £25 for one year, £48 for two years
Overseas (Rest of World) £30 for one year, £58 for two years
Institutions: £30 per year
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The Projectionist's Playground |
The Projectionist’s Playground is a quarterly A5 size zine for innovative and experimental work in photography, montage, art and poetry. Poetry can range from collage, concrete, sound poetry, juxtaposition, manipulation, appropriation, to open field, dada or cut-up. The zine is edited by Julius Smit and is based in Eastbourne, East Sussex, UK. |
| Prole Magazine | Frequency: three per year Means of submission: via email Means of subscription: via website using PayPal secure payment Website address: http://www.prolebooks.co.uk Prole is a new, print magazine that publishes high quality, accessible poetry and prose. Prole aims to challenge, engage and entertain but never exclude. We want to reconnect readers with writers. Therefore, after publication, readers and writers will be invited to share their thoughts and experiences together on our blog. |
| Raceme | A Bristol based literary magazine, co-edited by Matthew Barton and Jeremy Mulford |
132 Hinckley
Road, Stoney Stanton, Leics, LE9 4LN |
Reach Poetry publishing@indigodreams.co.uk Well established monthly poetry magazine. £4.00. Perfect bound 56 pages. Cash prizes and readers votes each month. |
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The Reader
email address:
magazine@thereader.org.uk
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Published quarterly, The Reader publishes passionate responses to literature as well as the best new poetry and fiction. |
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Unit 1 26 Cleveland Road South Woodford LONDON E18 2AN |
By and for men and women of
goodwill |
| The Rialto PO Box 309, Aylesham,
Norwich NR11 6LN Editor: Michael Mackmin |
Subscription:
£12.00 (3 issues); UK low income £9.00; Single issue
£4.25 Pays £20 per poem. |
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Editors Dawn Bauling & Ronnie Goodyer. |
Sarasvati is a bi-monthly magazine, showcasing writers over 3-4 pages – poetry, prose, articles – all considered. £4 each or £22 for 6, £4.50 ROW – website and email are the same as for The Dawntreader. website http://www.indigodreams.co.uk/sarasvati/4563791846 – email is dawnidp@btinternet.com. |
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Shearsman
58 Velwell Road, Exeter EX4
4LD. Tel/fax 01392-490171. Editor: Tony Frazer editor@shearsman.com |
Appears twice a year in the form of a 108-page paperback book double- issue. Single copies £8.50. Subscriptions £12 for 2 issues; £14 for the rest of Europe and £15 elsewhere. Online selections from past issues can be found here: http://www.shearsman.com/pages/magazine/home.htmland some very old issues can be found complete at the Poetry Library's site. On-line copy via The Poetry Library |
| Shooter Literary magazine | Publishes twice yearly. |
| Skylark Review | Publishes annually, check website for submissiuon periods. |
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Goldings, Goldings Lane, Leiston, Suffolk, IP16
4EB49 |
Quick and helpful responses.
Good outlet for beginners.
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www.windowsproject.co.uk |
Smoke, is a Liverpool-based small-press
poetry magazine which was established in 1974
and we would like poems of up to 30 lines each,
allowing six to be submitted per person. It is
free to submit but unfortunately we are not a
paying market. Over the years it has kept to the
simple format of sharp, insightful poems and has
included some of the best-established names in
the poetry business and welcomes new work too.
Please email submissions to http://www.windowsproject.co.uk or send
your submissions to the postal address below: Smoke Magazine, The link to the submissions page is https://smokemagazine.wordpress.com/contact/. |
Sofia10 St
Martin's Close,
London NW1 0HR |
Sofia is the magazine of the Sea of Faith Network (UK) and is published quarterly. http://www.sofn.org.uk/sofia/index.html |
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SOUTH
SOUTH Poetry Magazine, south@southpoetry.org Editor: No editor. Poems for each issue chosen by different selectors. |
SOUTH is a bi-annual poetry magazine, founded in
1990, run by a volunteer management team and funded through sales. Our
focus is on poetry from the southern counties of England, but we also
receive and publish poetry from across the world. No email submissions,
please.
For full information about the magazine and our revised submissions policy please visit our website at : www.southpoetry.org |
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SPELT |
Spelt Magazine: A print magazine issued four times a year. email
submissions only to:
speltmagazine@gmail.com follow guidelines set out on the website: https://speltmagazine.com/contact/ Spelt magazine prints poetry and creative non fiction
that seeks to celebrate and validate the rural experience. |
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Stand Editorial Office: School of
English, University of Leeds, Leeds LS2 9JT. E-mail: stand@leeds.ac.uk Editors: John Whale and Elaine Glover. |
Open to submissions but expect a wait of 3 months for replies. And don't even try unless you're really good. Prefers longer poems and sequences. Short stories submitted should be between 1,500 and 3,000 words. |
Stinging Fly
PO Box 6016, Dublin 8 |
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Tears in The Fence 38 Hod View, Stourpaine, Blandford Forum, Dorset, DRll 8TN Editors: David Caddy, Sarah Hopkins, Brian Hinton |
Helpful responses. |
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The Times Literary Supplement, Times House, 1 Pennington Street, London E98 1BS, poetry editor - Alan Jenkins |
See website for submission details.
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Under the Radar Magazine, edited by Matt Nunn and Jane Commane and published by Nine Arches Press:
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Under the Radar magazine: www.ninearchespress.com/magazine.html Published two to three times a year, accepts submissions of poetry and prose. No more than six poems per submission please. Please allow six weeks for a reply. Subscriptions: £3.50 per issue, £14.00 for four issues. See website for details. |
| Wasafiri The Open University in London, 1-11
Hawley Crescent, Camden Town,
London, NW1 8NP Editor: Susheila Nasta |
Journal of contemporary African, Asian, Black British and Caribbean literature. Subscriptions (3 issues annually): Individual, UK £21 Overseas £27 Institutions UK £42 Overseas £54 |
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Editor - Nicholas Cobic and James Byrne
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The Wolf is published three times a year.
submit to - 3, Holly Mansions, Fortune Green Road, West Hampstead, London, NW6 1UB
Email is thewolfpoetry@hotmail.com
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Writing in Education
NAWE, PO Box 1, Sheriff Hutton,
York, YO60 7YU
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