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A Worldwide Newsletter for Writers, Artists and Everyone in the Creative Arts.

Above Ground Testing
As a second ezine of the abovegroundtesting world, it's back. So, what's needed is, your poetry. This is the place for experimental works. Works that stretch the bounds of our formal society and culture.

The Dream People
The Dream People is a biannual electric journal of Bizarro texts, an avant-garde genre of writing and artistry distinguished by absurdity, irrealism, the grotesque, narrative experimentation, dark humor, & ultimately a cult sensibility.

The Starlite Cafe
Break away from your everyday life and immerse your senses in the splendor of poetry. The Starlite Cafe is your place to relax and enjoy. Browse through our poems. Share some of your own: from love poetry to Goth - all poetry welcome!

The Web Poetry Corner
An eclectic international site hosting many poets.

The Muse Apprentice Guild

The MAG is an International Literary Review with co-editors/liaisons in over 45 countries and hundreds of thousands of readers worldwide.

Canadian Poets on the Web, 
A small collection of poetry by Canadian writers.

Fiction on the Web, 
A site devoted to quality original short stories and poems. This is the longest-running fiction site on the Web, and it is constantly being updated and improved to ensure it's also the best.

Locust Magazine (Sept. 2003, Nov. 2007), 
Locust Magazine is an electronic bazaar for all those who are instinctively adverse to:Personal phlegm & heartburn, Appalling regionalism (both green and grey), Political porridge, Social tweet! tweet!, Stammering experimentalism ...BEAM! BIN!!, Street Poetry or Beggar's Poetry (i.e.: just putting an F-word here & there will help destroy vs change...or perhaps be more natural...).

Turbula (Fall 2003, and August 2005, Sept. 2006) 
Submissions in all media welcome: fiction, poetry, photography, music, spoken-word, essay, interactive. Or surprise us with something new!

The Writer's Hood (Fall 2003), 
A virtual neighborhood of genres nestled in the cyber shade. The Writer's Hood welcomes readers all, in support of veteran and amateur writers.

Ygdrasil
A Journal of the Poetic Arts

Drifters Oasis (2004)
The Art and Passion of the Written Word Online Fiction and Poetry since 2001

Perigee (May 2004, Sept.2004)
Perigee is a quarterly publication for the arts featuring verse, prose, and visual art. Poetry and fiction contests are held annually, and regular submissions are considered year round.

Poetry Super Highway (April 2004)
The Poetry Super Highway welcomes all submissions of poetry for Featured Poet of the Week consideration.

Bewildering Stories(Fall 2004)
Bewildering Stories offers a home and an audience to speculative writing. All genres are welcome in prose, poetry, drama and non-fiction.

Three Candles( Fall 2004)
Three Candles looks for well crafted poems that speak to the human experience.

A Little Poetry ( Dec. 2005)
A Little Poetry is an ongoing electronic publication, updated as work is accepted (or at least quarterly).

Palabras Press ( Nov.. 2005)
Palabras Press eZine is updated between the 1st & 5th of each Month

Illogical Muse ( Nov.. 2005)
An eclectic journal by editor, Amber Rothrock.

Mg Version 2.0 ( Nov. 2005)
A journal featuring poetry in English and french with corresponding translations

Quills Summer 2006 Volume 3
Quills Canadian Poetry Magazine is an annual publication displaying Canadian poetry only. It is distributed in bookstores across Canada.

Outsider Ink Summer 2006
Outsider Ink was launched in 1999 as a forum for alternative literary fiction, poetry and artwork.

Experimental Candy Summer 2006

Tryst Summer 2006

Autumn Leaves Aug. 2007

Cyclamen and Swords Feb. 2008

World Audience Journal Nov. 2008

Voices Isreal June 2008

Manniquin Envy April 2008

The Scruffy Dog Review, Spring, Summer, Fall 2009

Muddy River Review Winter 2009

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32 Poems
"32 Poems is portable poetry in its finest hour." — Literary Magazine Review

3 A M Magazine
Submissions are the lifeblood of 3AM. They have a liberal open-door policy designed to encourage and facilitate new writing. Thier preference is for fresh, innovative and irreverent writing.

3rd Muse
3rd Muse Poetry Journal is a quarterly publication from 3rd Muse Publishing and Web Design. New issues are published in January, April, July and October. 3rd Muse Publishing and Web Design is based in Melbourne, Australia.

42Opus
42opus is an online magazine of the literary arts. Although archived in quarterly issues, new writing is posted online every few days.

5_Trope
Features "experimental" prose and poetry--their mission is literally to "experiment" with new ways of undermining the "official" language uses that we find in the mouths of our Ari Fleischers and Tony Snows, not to mention in the controlled dictions of literature professors and pseudo-Marxist defenders of a newly invigorated official culture.

A Celebration of Women Writers
The Celebration of Women Writers recognizes the contributions of women writers throughout history. Women have written almost every imaginable type of work: novels, poems, letters, biographies, travel books, religious commentaries, histories, economic and scientific works. Our goal is to promote awareness of the breadth and variety of women's writing.

A Little Poetry
A Little Poetry is an ongoing electronic publication, updated as work is accepted (or at least quarterly).

A One Moon Rock
where whales and poets swim, in a single drop of blood

Able Muse
A Review of Poetry, Prose and Art

Abyss and Apex
"There are also lots of sites that feature mostly slipstream, literary surrealism, and soft horror (note: A&A does not publish horror – ed.), there's some good reading to be found on these sites, although only very occasionally anything that comes even close to core sf. ... Among the best are Revolution SF... Abyss & Apex Magazine of Speculative Fiction...Ideomancer Speculative Fiction... (and) Bewildering Stories."

Above Ground Testing
This endeavour is a life changing one for all who participate. Here you will find, poets, writers, painters, artists of all strips sharing their work to the world at large.

Adagio Verse Quarterly
Adagio Verse Quarterly is copyright © 2003-2007 Michael Paul Ladanyi / Patricia Gomes Page contents are poems, artwork, interviews and reviews.

Admit Two
This is Admit Two, an online magazine, anthology, archive, dialogue, channel of communication, pile of links, bits and pieces of collaborative creation.

After Hours
After Hours is a semi-annual magazine publishing poetry, fiction, art, and photography from Chicago area writers and artists such as Stuart Dybek, Diane DiPrima, David Hernandez, E. Donald Two-Rivers, Marvin Tate, Julie Parson-Nesbitt, Herb Nolan, Greg Kuepfer, Cin Sallach, Kent Forman, Chuck Perkins, Lucy Anderton, Nina Corwin, Jared Smith, Charles Rossiter, Brenda Cardenas, Tara Betts, C.J. Laity, Larry Janowski, Robert Klein-Engler, Quraysh Ali Lansana, and Norbert Blei.

Agni
AGNI Online is the electronic complement to the acclaimed literary magazine published at Boston University. Founded in 1972, the print journal is published twice a year, and we archive a portion of each issue on this site.

Alaska Quarterly Review
Alaska Quarterly Review is a literary journal devoted to contemporary literary art, publishing fiction, short plays, poetry and literary non-fiction in traditional and experimental styles. The editors encourage new and emerging writers, while continuing to publish award winning and established writers.

Alfred Hitchcocks Mystery Magazine
Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine brings you superior short mystery fiction, book reviews, a mysterious photo contest, and a puzzle in every issue.

Alien Flower
AlienFlower is an interactive medium where poets share ideas about poetry and its place in society.

Amarillo Bay
Amarillo Bay intends to be the premier provider of modern literature on the Web. To ensure excellence in our offerings, we will use the best reviewers we can and solicit submissions from appropriate sources while being willing to consider all material from around the world. Issues are available the first Monday of February, May, August, and November.

Allegro Penseroso
Blog Magazine of Piers Hawthorne

Ambit Magazine
Ambit is a quarterly, 96 page magazine that prints original poetry, short fiction, art and reviews. Ambit was started in 1959 by Martin Bax. Other editors include J.G. Ballard, Carol Ann Duffy, Michael Foreman, Henry Graham and Geoff Nicholson. Ambit is published in the UK and read internationally. It's available through subscription and in selected bookshops and libraries worldwide.

Anon
Anon is a print-based poetry magazine to which poems are submitted anonymously and assessed 'blind', using procedures similar to those used by poetry competitions.

Another Realm
Anotherealm.com is a monthly e-zine. A new full length stories will be offered each month, on approximately the first of the month.

Anthology
Originally founded as a locally produced poetry zine in 1990, Anthology has grown into the premiere literary nonprofit in the greater Phoenix area. Anthology is recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as a 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization, as well as by the State of Arizona as a tax exempt Corporation.

Apples and Snakes
Apples & Snakes is England's leading organisation for performance poetry. Apples & Snakes is establishing a network for performance poetry across the country by appointing coordinators based in different regions.

Argosy
Generally credited with being the first true “pulp fiction” magazine, Argosy is a magazine with an illustrious history. Originally published in 1882 as Golden Argosy, it became Argosy in 1896 and went on to publish such notables as Edgar Rice Burroughs, Horatio Alger, Louis L’Amour, and Dashiell Hammett.

Art Villa
International village of poets, artists, musicians, songwriters and engineers "Magazine of poetry, music, art, cats and dogs."

Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine
Stories from Asimov's have won 41 Hugos and 24 Nebula Awards, and our editors have received 18 Hugo Awards for Best Editor.

Aesthetica Magazine

Arc Poetry Magazine
For over 30 years, Arc Poetry Magazine has been bringing great poetry to readers in Canada and beyond.

Atlantic Online
Aesthetica Magazine is the UK's cultural arts magazine that features writing, art, music and film. It reports on the arts and publishes features, interviews, news, articles and reviews that stir the imagination around current themes.

Atopia
ATOPIA is a virtual archipelago sharing philosophy, literature, arts and politics. New islands and platforms, dedicated to specific subjects, emerge regularly where practicians and theorists reflect about the meaning of these "no-places" between creation, reflection and action.

August Poetry
A Passage through August: an illustrated poetry anthology

Autumn Leaves
An Online Poetry Journal

Back Brain Recluse
Back Brain Recluse publishes some of the most startling and daring SF currently being written, and has developed a cult following around the world through a policy of emphasizing the experimental and uncommercial end of the form.

Banipal
Banipal magazine publishes contemporary Arab authors in English translation, from wherever they are writing and publishing.

Barely South Review

Barrelhouse
Barrelhouse is a print journal featuring fiction, poetry, interviews, and essays about music, art, and the detritus of popular culture. Barrelhouse is also a web site that regularly posts new short fiction, nonfiction, interviews, and random stuff.

Becoming: The Underground Literary Journal
Becoming the underground writer's connection

Beehive
BeeHive Hypertext/Hypermedia Journal ISSN: 1528-8102 publishes quarterly. BeeHive debuted on the World Wide Web in May of 1998. The intent of the Journal is to provide a venue for creative literary content that explores the potential of network-based creativity.

Black Gate
Black Gate publishes epic fantasy fiction at all lengths, including novel excerpts, as well as articles, news and reviews. They are looking for adventure-oriented fantasy fiction suitable for all ages, as long as it is well written and original.

Black Warrior Review
Established in 1974 by graduate students in the MFA Program in Creative Writing at the University of Alabama, Black Warrior Review publishes poetry, fiction, nonfiction,and art by Pulitzer Prize and National Book Award winners alongside up-and-coming writers. Stories and poems appearing in Black Warrior Review have been reprinted in the Pushcart Prize series, Best American Short Stories, Best American Poetry, New Stories from the South, and other anthologies. Each issue features a chapbook from a nationally known poet.

Blaze
Blaze is a roughly quarterly magazine of literature and visual art. Here, you will find well-crafted, provocative pieces from established as well as emerging writers and artists.

Blithe House Quarterly
BHQ features a diversity of new short stories by emerging and established lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered authors.

Big Bridge
Big Bridge is a webzine of poetry and everything else. If they like it, they'll publish it. They are interested in poetry, fiction, non-fiction, essays, journalism, and art of all kinds (photographs, line drawings, performance, installations, siteworks, comix, graphics, you get the picture).

Black Clock
BLACK CLOCK is the literary journal edited by Steve Erickson and published by California Institute of the Arts.

Blood Rose

Born Magazine
Born Magazine is an experimental venue marrying literary arts and interactive media. Original projects are brought to life every three months through creative collaboration between writers and artists.

Bourgeoizine
The zine formerly known as l'bourgeoizine, a free, non-profit literary arts zine, was founded in early 2001 by some Illinois State University students. It has since grown into an international community of 3 million people.

Box Car Poetry Review
Boxcar Poetry Review is an online poetry journal showcasing the work of new and established poets with new issues appearing every other month.

Brady Magazine
Brady Magazine is an online writer's trade directory dedicated to putting writers on the map. Launched in May 2003, Brady Magazine contains the most up-to-date information for those looking to succeed in the writing industry.

Bread and Circus Magazine
Bread and Circus, the online magazine about modern life and culture.

Brick
Brick is published twice a year and distributed to bookstores across North America.

Broken Pencil
Founded in 1995 and based in Toronto, Canada, Broken Pencil is a website and a print magazine published three times a year.

Burning Word
Burning Word is a literary magazine and forum with an extensive collection of fantastic poetry and prose.

Bust
Got a great story or a great story idea? Something you’re so passionate about that you’ve just gotta share it with the world? Then don’t just sit there, woman—submit your story to BUST!

Byline Magazine
ByLine is a monthly magazine for writers. Since its founding in 1981, ByLine has published--and paid for-- the first work of hundreds of poets and writers of fiction and nonfiction. We encourage and advise novice writers; we publish the work of beginners and veterans alike. The magazine presents articles on the craft or business of writing, including regular columns on writing poetry, fiction, nonfiction and children's literature. We also publish short stories and poetry.

Bywords Magazine
Bywords publishes on a monthly basis poems on the web, a Calendar of Literary Events, and the Bywords Quarterly Journal. Its aims are to publish emerging and established poets who reside, study or work in Ottawa. Bywords will reflect Ottawa's rich multicultural diversity.

Caffeine Destiny
Caffeine Destiny invites submissions of poetry.

Cahoots Magazine
Cahoots is an alternative Canadian on-line magazine for women that is more than your typical women's magazine. Cahoots is a place for diverse, original, strong, humorous, fearless writing about things - such as work, health, home, life, the world - that really matter to women. As well as publishing articles, Cahoots also publishes fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and beautiful visual art.

Canadian Stories
CANADIAN STORIES is a folk magazine featuring family stories, personal experiences and memories of the past. It is written by "ordinary" Canadians sharing material that is extraordinary. Readers identify strongly with our stories and reach back into their own memory banks to find pleasure and strength in their own histories.

Canadian Zen Haiku

Capilano Review
The Capilano Review has a long history of publishing new and established Canadian writers and artists who are experimenting with or expanding the boundaries of conventional forms and contexts.

Carrie Art Collection*
The Carrie Art Collection has become in two short years one of the top three Haitian Art Internet sites

Cemetery Dance
Cemetery Dance is the World Fantasy Award-winning magazine of horror, dark mystery, and suspense. Published bi-monthly, each issue is packed with over 100 pages of short stories, articles, columns, interviews, news, and reviews! Plus stunning full-color covers and striking interior artwork! Covering the entire horror field -- Books! Movies! Videos! Comics!

Champagne Shivers
Champagne Shivers will now be published once a year as a print magazine designed to showcase the work of poets, fiction writers, non fiction writers, cartoonists, photographers and artists with the ability to inspire shivers in readers.

Chaos Butterfly
Chaos Butterfly is looking for Articles, Stories, and Poetry in Science Fiction, Fantasy, Gothic, Cyberpunk, Horror, alternative or Speculative Fiction.

Chicken Soup for the Soul
A Chicken Soup for the Soul® story is an inspirational, true story about ordinary people doing extraordinary things.

Circuit Traces

Columbia Journalism Review
Columbia Journalism Review’s mission is to encourage and stimulate excellence in journalism in the service of a free society. It is both a watchdog and a friend of the press in all its forms, from newspapers to magazines to radio, television, and the Web.

Conceit Magazine
New magazine, August 2007 publishes poetry, short stories, articles, essays, web sites, and new boo and magazine announcements.

Conjunctions
CONJUNCTIONS is published in the Spring and Fall of each year by Bard College, Annandale-on-Hudson, NY 12504.

Contemporary Poetry Review
Founded in 1998, the Contemporary Poetry Review is an online journal devoted exclusively to the criticism of poetry. From its inception, its mandate has been to provide the general reader with a guide to contemporary poetry, and to serve as an organ of intelligent criticism.

Crab Creek Review Review
Crab Creek Review is proud of its twenty year history, and is devoted to introducing you to the best writing from the Northwest and beyond.

Crab Orchard Review
Crab Orchard Review is a biannual journal of creative works published by the Department of English of Southern Illinois University Carbondale featuring new fiction, poetry, literary nonfiction, and book reviews of small press and university press titles.

Crannog Magazine
Crannóg is published three times a year in spring, summer and autumn. Closing dates for submissions are: January 1, May 1 and September 1. Publication dates are mid-February, mid-June and mid-October.

Creature Magazine
Creature encourages free thought/speech and enjoys receiving “stuff” that both inspires and displays an inventive application of the artists creativity.

Cyberage Adventures
Originally founded in 1999 by Frank Fradella under the name Cyber Age Adventures, iHero Entertainment was among the best and the brightest in the electronic publishing medium.

Cyclamens and Swords
Cyclamens and Swords online magazine appears three times a year, usually in July, November and February

Dark Fire Fiction
Dark Fire Fiction is an online story showcase where you can find spooky tales to stun, amaze, entertain and send shivers down your spine.

Dark Moon Rising
Dark Moon Rising is a Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror Electronic Magazine, produced by Dark Moon Publications, a division of Gryphon Moon Publishing. Dark Moon Rising is published bi-monthly.

Dark Poetry Publications

Descant
Descant is a quarterly journal publishing new and established contemporary writers and visual artists from Canada and around the world.

Diagram
As our name indicates, we're interested in representations. In naming. In indicating. In schematics. In the labelling and taxonomy of things. In poems that masquerade as stories; in stories that disguise themselves as indices or obituaries.

Disinformation Magazine
Launched on September 13, 1996, Disinformation was designed to be the search service of choice for individuals looking for information on current affairs, politics, new science and the "hidden information" that seldom seems to slip through the cracks of the corporate-owned media conglomerates.

Dislocate Literary Journal
Dislocate is a print and online literary journal dedicated to publishing the literature that pushes the traditional boundaries of form and genre. We like work that operates in the gray areas, that resists categorization, that ignores the limits; we like work that plays with the relationship between form and content. We publish fiction, nonfiction, and poetry, but we don't mind if we can't tell which one we're dealing with.

Doorknobs and Body Paint
Published short fiction.

Dreaming Methods
Dreaming Methods, known also as Digital Fiction, evolved from obscure, floppy disk-based collections of short stories that were available for free in the Amiga Public Domain during the early to mid nineties.

Ecostamps
Ecostamps is a not-for-profit web-based submission management application that creates a win-win-win for editors, writers, and readers.

Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine and Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine are the world's longest-running short-story mystery magazines.

eMagazine
360 eMagazines List - Browse your favorite eMagazine or online magazine from all over the world, you can find country, language & title wise eMagazines list at eMagazine Catalog.

Emerging Courageous Magazine
Emerging Courageous is an avenue whereby people can share their stories of courage to aid in their healing and help others along their journeys.

Errant Dreams (formerly Burning Void)
Errant Dreams contains hundreds of articles and reviews, several blogs, and thousands of links for writers, roleplayers (originally tabletop/pen and paper and more recently MMORPGs), and cooks.

Erosha
a literary journal of the erotic

Erotic T
a literary journal of the erotic

Every Poet
You will discover a wealth of poems and poetry resources, from vibrant, populous forums for posting and commenting on surprisingly good and terrifyingly bad poetry.

Everyday Yeah
The idea is that each day a new picture and story will be posted to help the world better understand this being.

Expose'd
Formed in late 2004 Expose'd has rapidly grown to become a valuable publishing and resource tool, attracting the best writers and contemporary artists.

Ezine Cool Directory

Feathertale Review
Thought to have been described by the late Queen Mother as the illegitimate love child of Mad Magazine and the Saturday Evening Post, the Feathertale Review is a collection of the best from our website in addition to original cartoons and works of poetry, and short fiction that are just too good to post online.

Feel The Word
The magazine is particularly looking for film and music, but obviously, stuff for all categories is essential in some way.

Fence Magazine
Editors' Note: "Let us develop a kind of dangerous unselfishness."

Five Points
Five Points has become one of this country's best literary magazines. Published three times a year by Georgia State University's Department of English and Creative Writing Program, each issue features poetry, fiction, essays, and interviews with the most compelling writers working today.

Folded Word
Folded Word is an independent literary press. Our focus? Short works adapted into a variety of electronic media. Our goal? To take words off the page and make poetry & fiction accessible for the widest audience possible.

Fourteen Hills - The SFSU Review
Since its inception in 1994, Fourteen Hills has held an impressive reputation among international literary magazines for publishing the highest-quality innovative poetry, fiction, short plays, and literary nonfiction.

Frigg Magazine
A Magazine of fiction and poetry

Fringe Magazine
Fringe was founded to fight against the homogenization of culture and the loss of revolutionary literature at the high-literary and popular levels.

Futures Mystery Anthology Magazine
Short stories, mystery fiction, illustrations, crime, suspense tales, cartoons, writer's contests and book reviews constitute Futures MYSTERY Anthology Magazine!

Gently Read Magazine
Essays & Criticism of Contemporary Poetry and Literary Fiction

Ginosko Literary Journal
Accepting short fiction, poetry, creative non-fiction, and excerpts.  Length flexible. Receives simultaneous submissions & reprints, postal mail and email submissions prefer attachments in Microsoft Works Word Processor. Copyright reverts to author one time rights.

Global City Review
Global City Review is a literary metropolis of the imagination. Edited and produced by writers, it celebrates the difficulties and possibilities of the “global city” and other constructions of community...while honoring the subversiveness and originality of ordinary lives. Each pocket-size issue includes stories, poems, memoirs, interviews and essays organized around a broad theme.

Global Inner Visions Magazine
A place for short stories, poetry and art

Gravity
A journal of online writing, music and art

Haydens Ferry Review
Hayden's Ferry Review's mission is to be considered one of the prominent literary journals in the international literary community by providing a forum to showcase the voices of emerging and established talents in creative writing and visual art in a format that is not tied down to particular styles, schools of thought, aesthetics, or ideologies; and without compromising our commitment to and support of emerging artists.

Haiku World
haikuworld exists to help publishers, poets, and readers discover one another.

High Altitude Poetry Club
High Altitude Poetry began as a print zine on campus in 1989 thne morphed into its present form over the years. This website is a place to get to know the club, its members, and its meeting times and projects. It is also a place to publish your poetry. So don't be shy: get out of the poetry closet and grow. It's bright and sunny out here!

Hit and Run Magazine
Publishing the raw materials of fiction, poetry and other creative work: scrap metal; index cards; napkin notes; etc. Hit and Run was inspired by the very first entry, Matthew St. Amand's Cellphone Silhouette. Please make sure to check out the extensive archive.

Horizons
Horizons publishes essays, articles, reviews, interviews, letters column (if the response is good), commentary, poetry, fiction, artwork and photographs, plus an extensive list of recommended links. The zine is devoted to the social, cultural and historical aspects of diverse peoples in both fiction and non-fiction form.

Identity Theory
Identity Theory is a regularly updated, socially conscious web magazine that covers literature, music, film, and art.

Illogical Muse
An eclectic journal by editor, Amber Rothrock.

Ink and Ashes
A ezine for film reviews

Inscribed Magazine
Inscribed is a small press, not-for-profit organization, offering the best in literature, poetry, and art, from around the world to international audiences through our various publications.
Since 2006, Inscribed: A Magazine For Writers has been read by thousands of people, and our contributor base continues to grow and diversify. Inscribed has published voices from every inhabited continent on Planet Earth, and we're not stopping there.

Interbeing
"Interbeing" is a portmanteau. A made-up word. It refers to .i.n.t.e.r.c.o.n.n.e.c.t.e.d.n.e.s.s. ... ... and was coined by Thich Nhat Hanh.

Internet Fiction
InternetFiction is a site in which writers and artists showcase their work whilst retaining full possession of the copyright to their work.

Interzone
Interzone is often shortlisted for many awards, and has won the Hugo and British Fantasy Awards. The magazine is currently published every other month, in colour, and continues to publish some of the world’s finest writers and most talented newcomers.

IRElingus
The poems you will find here try to say something about the people of Northern Ireland

Istanbul Literature Review
Bridging the cultures

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January Magazine
In 2007, January Magazine enters its 10th year of continuous publication. That’s a deliciously long time to have been doing anything, let alone reading and thinking about and writing about books and authors. We have accomplished so much of what we set out to do in 1997. (1997!) In some ways, even more.

Jubilat
Jubilat aims to publish not only the best in contemporary American poetry, but to place it alongside a varied selection of reprints, found pieces, lyric prose, art, and interviews with poets and other artists.

Kaleidowhirl
Kaleidowhirl is interested free verse, prose poetry, and formal verse (metrical and non-metrical). This includes, but is not limited to, the following: sonnets, haiku, tanka, and cinquains.

Kasma Magazine
They are dedicated to publishing only the best science fiction from established and new writers from all over the world. Each issue features four new and original works.

Kudzu Review
Literature of an Invasive Species, a bi-annual Southern journal of environmental studies featuring the brightest minds and up and comers in poetry, prose, art, and environmental action and reaction.

La Lune Bleue Planete
La Lune Bleue Planete is a continuous webzine considering e-submissions only for poetry, art, commentary, flash fiction.

Legacy
Legacy is the official journal of the Society for the Study of American Women Writers.

Les Bonnes Fees
A monthly e-Zine for fairy tales, folklore, and everything in between...

Lichen - a literary journal
LICHEN's editorial board is now on hiatus and will not be publishing LICHEN for the next two years. During this period, our website will continue to feature work that readers have enjoyed since 1999, and will be updated on an occasional basis. News and announcements will also be made available.

Literary Planet
Literary Planet was created and will continue to be updated regularly to inform writers and those who love to read of local literary events and news updates as well as offer resources and tools for those aspiring writers.

Light Quarterly
LIGHT is the only magazine available in this country devoted exclusively to Light Verse.

Literary Chaos
An Online Journal of Experimental Fiction and Poetry

Lit Mag Central
Growing selection of lit mag reviews with links to authors included in respective mags.

Lit Rag Online
LiRag is your place to showcase your poems, fiction and art.

Locus Novus
A synthesis of text, sound, motion, and image

Locust Magazine
Locust Magazine is an electronic bazaar for all those who are instinctively adverse to:Personal phlegm & heartburn, Appalling regionalism (both green and grey), Political porridge, Social tweet! tweet!, Stammering experimentalism...BEAM! BIN!!, Street Poetry or Beggar's Poetry (i.e.: just putting an F-word here & there will help destroy vs change...or perhaps be more natural...).

Lone Stars Magazine
We are a poetry magazine. The poets are known as the Lone Stars. We publish poetry and distribute it to our readers worldwide, in magazine form; one time publication rights and/or website posting, on an issue by issue basis, to insure author's copyright in-print. We publish any and/or all forms of poetry. We also conduct an annual “Song Book” Poetry contest for lyric poetry. All submissions should be as per our guidelines...

Long Story Short
LSS, a writer's ezine, published its first story in July of 2003. Their goal is to publish the best work of writers — from beginners to established authors.

Lumina
LUMINA, the annual literary journal of the Sarah Lawrence College graduate program in writing, aims to provide readers with an eclectic but cohesive collection of fiction, nonfiction, and poetry.

Luminarium
An Anthology of English Literature

Mad Hatters' Review
Edgy and Enlightened Literature, Art and Music in the Age of Dementia

Magical Realism News
Reporting on the World of Literary Magical Realism

Magnolia, A Florida Journal
A Florida Journal of Literary & Fine Arts

Mannequin Envy
A quarterly journal of poetic and visual art

Matrix Magazine
Matrix Magazine is a literary magazine with an eclectic, quirky character, and a thirst for innovation that can't be satisfied.

Maverick Magazine
The Voice of American Poetic Arts

Megaera
For eight years, Megaera has been publishing poetry and short stories from every continent in the world (except Antartica). Now, Megaera moves from being an online zine to a printed magazine. They are still experimental.

mgversion 2
A journal featuring poetry in English and french with corresponding translations.

Michigan Quarterly Review
Michigan Quarterly Review, founded in 1962, is the University of Michigan's flagship journal, publishing each season a collection of essays, interviews, memoirs, fiction, poetry, and book reviews.

Midnight Edition
MidnightEdition.com is an International website dedicated to serving writers in all the ways possible to enhancing Individual and Group experiences of creative writing and its rewards.

Millikin University Haiku
Millikin University Haiku web site hosts haiku projects, research and publications for students, faculty and the haiku community. This web site is an online learning community forum for publishing haiku studies, for supporting haiku-related scholarship, and for expanding the haiku learning experiences beyond the physical limits of the residential campus.

Mind Jack Magazine
The beat of digital culture.

Missouri Review
The Missouri Review, founded in 1978, is one of the most highly-regarded literary magazines in the United States and for the past twenty-five years we've upheld a reputation for finding and publishing the very best writers first.

Modern Poet
This is an international website for contemporary poets wishing to share their poetry and insights. Our goal is to establish a productive community for serious writers who wish benefit from the experience and knowledge of others.

Mom Writers
A community of professional and new writers . . . who face the unique challenges of writing with children underfoot . . . . Looking for support and resources to further your writing career? You've come to the right place!

Monkey Bicycle
Publishes poetry and short fiction

Moondance
Moondance is published by the Women Artists and Writers International.

Moonstones Magical Poetry Index
This site was created for all those who enjoy expressing their feelings through poetry. Your poems will not be judged by quality, as all poems are precious to those who write them.

Moon Town Cafe
This site featured all types of poetry & writing, including: love poems, free poetry contests, haikus, thyming poetry, myth, nature, humor, children's, love stories, tanka, free verse, structure & more.

Mosaic Magazine
Launched in 1998, Mosaic is a quarterly magazine exploring the literary landscapes of Black and Latino writers. Each issue contains a unique blend of essays, profiles, and reviews.

Muddy River Poetry Review
Reading dates are May 1 - June 15 and October 15 - November 30. Poems received at other times will be automatically deleted.

Mudlark
An Electronic Journalof Poetry & Poetics

Musarium
Photography and storytelling

MW Literary Times
The MW Literary Times is a community network of writers and artisans, and a collective medium for the many creative voices of its contributors.

Mystic Prophet
Poetry About Mysticism, Spirituality and Religion

Naked Punch
Naked Punch is an engaged review of contemporary art and thought.

Narrative Magazine
They are looking for works of fiction or nonfiction written in the first-person point of view in the following categories: short stories, short short stories, novel excerpts, essays, memoirs, and excerpts from book-length nonfiction.

New Pages
News, information and guides to independent bookstores, independent publishers, literary magazines, alternative periodicals, independent record labels, alternative newsweeklies and more.

No Record Press
No Record is an organization dedicated solely to publishing promising literary works by previously-unknown writers. Their mission is to make available, for public consideration and benefit, noteworthy works by new writers that, for various reasons, may find it difficult to interest mainstream publishers.

Nth Degree
A genre-based publication; science fiction, fantasy, alternate history, and even well-crafted mystery and humor pieces are all acceptable submissions.

Nefarious
Mystery and Crime Fiction on the Web Since 1999

Nerve Magazine
We have created Nerve because we think sex is beautiful and absurd, remarkably fun and reliably trauma-inducing.

New England Review
New England Review is published four times a year: winter, spring, fall, and summer.

New Hope International Review
An eclectic site of publications and reviews.

New Perspectives Quarterly
A Journal of Social and Political Thought

Nth Position
Nthposition is a free online magazine/ezine with politics & opinion, travel writing, fiction & poetry, reviews & interviews, and some high weirdness.

NVH Magazine
An entertaining yet informative view into new and old horror fiction, dark poetry, films, celebrity interviews, macabre music videos, movie trailers and much more!

Oak Bend Review
First and foremost, we want to promote "The Arts", both internationally and locally. Second, to produce an innovative literary journal, which seeks to merge the academic with the underground. Third, we would like to help raise awareness about important issues in the world today.

Off Course
A journal for poetry, criticism, reviews, stories & essays.

Ohio Writer
Poets' and writers' league of greater Cleveland

Open Magazine
Open has mutated into something that's for anyone with an Open mind. As, to be truly cultured is to be Open to fresh things and take the time to find new ways of seeing. That can mean experiencing Shakespeare; looking at Modern Dance or simply changing the channel on your TV.

One Story
One Story is a literary magazine that contains, simply, one story. Approximately every three weeks, subscribers are sent One Story in the mail.

On Spec Magazine
Many of our readers don’t know that On Spec is published by a non-profit society. The Copper Pig Writers Society has a mandate to bring fine quality SF writing to the readers of On Spec.

Open Wide Magazine
Open Wide Magazine was conceived in 2001 by two writers who were tired of the overtly literary tones of the standard literary magazines. It seemed you needed a degree in language or literature or both to get work published. They set about producing a magazine that would embrace writers who had been ignored by the standard presses, writers who wrote from life experience, writers who had come to literature from a non-scholarly background. Open Wide Magazine is to literature what punk rock is to music.

Oracular Stories
...the power of the Pen...amplified by the Keyboard...raised to the velocity of Cyberspace...

Originality of Orality On-line
Originality of Orality Online was born out of the Calgary International Spoken Word festival. We want to make the oral tradition accessible in a world wide way.

Other Voices
Other Voices Magazine is a Journal of the Literary and Visual Arts published twice a year in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. OV is a volunteer-run, not-for-profit publishing society dedicated to publishing the best literature and artwork by emerging writers and artists locally and abroad.

Outsider Ink
Outsider Ink was launched in 1999 as a forum for alternative literary fiction, poetry and artwork.

Over My Dead Body
The Mystery Magazine Online

Oyster Boy Review
Oyster Boy Review is published four times a year.

Pacific Rim Review of Books
Published three times a year, each issue features reviews, editorials, poetry, and other contributions by established and upcoming writers on the Pacific Rim.

Palabras Press

Pandora's Collective

Parabola
Parabola is a quarterly print publication.

Paradoxa
Paradoxa publishes articles on genre literature: science fiction, horror, mysteries, children's literature, romance, comic studies, the fantastic, best sellers, the occult, westerns, oral literature, and more. Paradoxa invites submissions on all aspects of genre literature (written, oral, drawn or designed) which make a significant and original contribution to the study of those genres.

Paris Review
Founded in Paris by Harold L. Humes, Peter Matthiessen, and George Plimpton in 1953, The Paris Review began with a simple editorial mission: "Dear reader," William Styron wrote in a letter in the inaugural issue, "The Paris Review hopes to emphasize creative work—fiction and poetry—not to the exclusion of criticism, but with the aim in mind of merely removing criticism from the dominating place it holds in most literary magazines and putting it pretty much where it belongs, i.e., somewhere near the back of the book. I think The Paris Review should welcome these people into its pages: the good writers and good poets, the non-drumbeaters and non-axe-grinders. So long as they're good."

Passenger Literary Journal
Passager Books is dedicated to honoring the creativity of our elders, often invisible in our society, and making public the passions of a generation vital to our survival.

Perspectives Magazine
Perspectives Magazine serves the writing community by providing its readers with an intriguing look at the world through the eyes of animals and inanimate objects.

Plum Ruby Review
The Plum Ruby Review is an online literary arts journal highlighting both emerging and established writers and artists. The journal is now published quarterly. Submissions are accepted year round.

Passions in Poetry
Poems for the People - Poems by the People

Paumanok Review

Pedestal Magazine
The Pedestal Magazineintend supports both established and burgeoning writers. TPM is committed to promoting diversity and celebrating the voice of the individual.

Pen Knife Press
The goal of Pen Knife Press is to publish works that the mainstream publishing industry won't publish because the works are not intended for the mass market.

Penumbra
pe-num-bra n. pl. -brae or -bras. 1. a partial shadow between regions of complete shadow and complete illumination. 2. Astronomy. The partly darkened fringe around a sunspot. 3. An outlying, surrounding region; periphery; fringe. -- American Heritage Dictionary

Perihelion

Places for Writers*
Resources for Canadian (and international) writers, updated daily with contests, calls for submission, and other literary tidbits.

Planet Magazine
WILD SF and FANTASY : ONLINE SINCE 1994

Ploughshares
Ploughshares is published three times a year at Emerson College. Each issue offers almost two hundred pages of great new stories and poems, guest-edited by a prominent writer who explores personal visions, aesthetics, and literary circles.

Poemeleon
Poemeleon is listed as one of the "Top 25 Most Approachable Poetry Markets" on Duotrope's Digest, a website which provides free writers' resources including market listings, a submissions tracker, and a record of response times.

Poems To Go
Poems To Go - Creating Memorable Poems, Speeches, and Toasts for Every Occasion!

Poesie's laissez-faire

Poetic Diversity
poeticdiversity welcomes all styles of poetry, from academic to spoken word. We also welcome prose (fiction and nonfiction up to 2,000 words), reviews on books, spoken word CDs, essays on literary-related topics, and author interviews.

Poetica Magazine
Founded in 2002 by Michal Mahgerefteh, Poetica is a literary magazine dedicated to bringing Jewish poetry into the public forum without compromising the art of its poetry. Poetica's goal is to offer an outlet for the many writers who draw from their Jewish background and experiences to create poetry, prose, and short stories. Poetica gives both emerging and recognized writers the opportunity to share their work with the larger community.

Poetry Cafes
Search for live & online poetry cafes, poetry chats, poetry boards, poetry ezines, poetry journals, individual poetry pages, poetry publishers and more...

Poetry Canada Magazine
Poetry Canada Magazine is Canada's hippest National magazine bringing you poetry, art and photography from around the world in the global promotion of culture and diversity.

Poetry Daily
Poetry Daily is an anthology of contemporary poetry. Each day, we bring you a new poem from books, magazines, and journals currently in print.

Poetry Dances
Poetry dances.com is a place where people can send links to great poems they have found from across the length and breadth of the Internet.

Poetry Foundation
The Poetry Foundation, publisher of Poetry magazine, is an independent literary organization committed to a vigorous presence for poetry in our culture. It exists to discover and celebrate the best poetry and to place it before the largest possible audience.

Poetry Magazine
"The Open Door will be the policy of this magazine—may the great poet we are looking for never find it shut, or half-shut, against his ample genius! —Harriet Monroe, 1912

Poetry Moments - The South West Ontario Poets
We are a group of poets from the South West region of Ontario, Canada. Our members are listed in two groups: South West Ontario Poets and Poetry Moments. The South West Ontario Poets participate in the local workshops. The Poetry Moments members are from many places around the world, besides Canada. They are the 'silent' members. They contribute to our group with their poems and helping us in many areas of the poetry world.

Poetry Reviews
PoetryReviews.ca is dedicated to reviewing poetry books/chapbooks by Canadian authors.

Poetry Parlor
A poetry site maintained by Barbara Anne - alais "Une Amie"

Poetry Magazines (Canadian)
The University of Toronto Library Site featuring Poetry Magazines

PoetryREpairs
Contemporary international poetry from new, emerging, and established writers

Poets and Writers Online
Poets & Writers, Inc. is the primary source of information, support, and guidance for creative writers. Founded in 1970, it is the nation's largest nonprofit literary organization serving poets, fiction writers, and creative nonfiction writers. Our national office is located in New York City. Our California branch office is based in Los Angeles.

Potion
POTION desires poetry, fiction and any forms in between. Our editors appreciate a panoply of literary styles, as long as the writing is vigorous and intelligent: voice driven work with brains and a body to match; experimental, fractal, or otherwise self-imploding writing; high literary; and the latest narratological adventures in hypertext, Flash, and other multimedia forms, including original artwork.

Pom Pom Press
Publishes poems that engage with work published in previous issues, with the aim of making the magazine's contents the "property of many."

Potomac Review
Sponsored & Published by the Paul Peck Humanities Institute at Montgomery College, Rockville.

Press 62
Press 62 is a proud perpetuator of poetry, founded by avid versifiers in their twenties. Welcome to our sanity. Swim around!

Publishers Weekly
PW's searchable archive databases date back to January 1997, offering current and archived bestseller information, author apperance schedules, and more.

Prairie Poetry
Prairie Poetry offers bi-monthly images and poetry from and of the North American plains — poems to feed the vast open places of the soul.

Prairie Fire
A Canadian magazine of new writing published quarterly by Prairie Fire Press, Inc.

Prism
PRISM international is a quarterly magazine out of Vancouver, British Columbia, whose mandate is to publish the best in contemporary writing and translation from Canada and around the world.

Purdee Magazine
Now open to submissions, and we are morphing like a beautiful butterfly into a mixed media 'zine. We now have downloadable podcasts, and audio tracks for your listening pleasure. We're interactive so if you love us and can't imagine a life without us you can tell us all about it.

Quick Brown Fox Blog
The newsletter, which you can sign up for, will keep you up to date and will give you the scoop on excellent writing contests, markets and other information of interest to writers.

Quills Canadian Poetry Magazine
Quills Canadian Poetry Magazine is an annual publication displaying Canadian poetry only.

Queens Quarterly
The journal's commitment has always been to offer both the academic and the general reader a lively collection of analysis and reflection, in fields as diverse as international relations, science policy, literary criticism, travel writing, economics, religion, short fiction, and poetry.

Ralan
Want to know what's up on the publishing scene? Want to target your submissions better?

Readers Digest

Real Change News
Real Change exists to create opportunity and a voice for low-income people while taking action to end homelessness and poverty.

Real Eight Review
The Real Eight View established 2004, is an electronic magazine dedicated to providing a platform for poets and fiction writers as well as a source for readers of poetry and fiction.

Red River Review
The purpose of this journal is to publish quality poetry using the latest technology. Red River Review is a journal for poets serious enough to have studied the craft of writing and for readers who enjoy being stirred and moved by language.

Redheaded Stepchild
The Redheaded Stepchild only accepts poems that have been rejected by other magazines. We are accepting submissions during the month of February for our Spring 2009 issue. We do not accept previously published work. We do, however, accept simultaneous submissions, but please inform us immediately if your work is accepted somewhere else. We are open to a wide variety of poetry and hold no allegiance to any particular style or school.

River Poets Journal
Our website is dedicated to promoting the written word, and abundant creativity in our Delaware Valley community and globally. Here you will find Poetry/Prose, Art and Photography as well as updates on our meetings, contests and events. Add us to your favorites list, and check back for updates.

Romance and Beyond Magazine
Romance and Beyond Magazine is dedicated to bringing you the best in romantic short fiction with strong fantasy, science fiction, or paranormal elements. Published four times a year, each issue is 80 digest-sized pages filled with stories, poems and original artwork.

Salon
Salon brings the book group experience on-line -- with an exciting new twist.

Sampsonia Way
Sampsonia Way is an online magazine sponsored by City of Asylum/Pittsburgh celebrating literary free expression and supporting persecuted poets and novelists worldwide.

San Franciso Salvo
Published more or less tri-annually to create, maintain, criticize, and promote web pages for authors.

Scarlet Letters
One of the longest-running women-owned, women-run sex-positive webzines on the Net.

Scrawl Magazine
the 'black sheep' of literary 'zines.

Scorched Earth
The brain child of Mark Manis, a published poet, Scorched Earth Publishing is a whole new world of untapped talent from the internet. Tired of all the low quality work found on other websites, he was determined to not only begin his own but showcase the brilliant minds of his fellow poets.

Sein Und Werden
'Sein und Werden' is the work of a loosely affiliated group of artists, writers, poets and photographers. The title comes from the Expressionist concept of Sein und Werden - 'being and becoming', the notion that we are born as nothing and only through experience do we become who we are (an idea shared with Sartre in his work 'Being and Nothingness').

Serpentine
Serpentine publishes poetry, prose, and short stories where the internal is universalized, the unconscious made conscious, and the unity of all opposites: man & woman; good & evil; creation & destruction; black & white; life & death; and body & spirit are acknowledged.

Shadow Poetry
Shadow Poetry was founded on February 26, 2000 as an organization devoted to poetry writing, education, and offering quality services to writers around the globe.

Shampoo
a poetry magazine

Shift Japan
Magazine for art, design and film.

Short Fiction
a literary showcase for short story writers & their writing.

Short Stories East of the Web
East of the Web is a slick British site dedicated to new, previously unpublished fiction, as well as to classic short stories.

Side Reality
A journal of speculative and experimental poetry.

Sirena
Sirena is published bi-annually (March and October) by The Johns Hopkins University Press for the Department of Spanish and Portuguese at Dickinson College.

Skive Magazine
The short story quarterly.

Skyline Magazine
Skyline Magazine publishes stories, poetry, interviews, articles, art, photography of various genres.

Small Spiral Notebook
Since its launch in 2001, Small Spiral Notebook (www.smallspiralnotebook.com) has attracted a loyal readership for our poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction – not to mention for our interviews with authors such as Aimee Bender, Phillip Gourevitch, Sara Gruen, Roxana Robinson, Kate Braverman, Nicole Krauss, and Jonathan Ames , as well as many debut authors and poets.

Softblow
More than just another literary site featuring excellent work by such talents, SOFTBLOW also hopes to better focus the eye back on the poem.

Solemn Poetry
Site features poems dealing with suicide and depression.

Space and Time
Celebrating 40 Years of Fantasy, Science Fiction, and Horror. Publishes poetry, fiction and art.

Spicy Green Iguana
This site is designed for writers of Science Fiction, Horror, and Fantasy, as well as artists and readers searching for new markets to submit their work.

Soma Literary Review
New Voices From San Francisco's Subculture

Soul Curry Magazine
A new age magazine for modern man who wishes to enjoy life at its fullest, one who wishes to be free from clutches of religion, dogmas, societial conditionings and wishes to soar in inner skies.

Splinterswerve
splinterswerve's intent is to create a community in which we can share inspired works of art, literature, musings, songs—whatever—to understand each other more, and to inspire each to live life, to be engaged with it.

Spoiled Ink - Edit Red
Upload your writing in minutes, receive peer feedback from other writers, poets, authors, then get your work published out there in the real world.

Still
independent literary journal sponsors of the successful global bi-annual award & haiku award

Stirring : A Literary Journal
Stirring is a monthly literary magazine that publishes poetry, short fiction, creative nonfiction, and photography.

Stonestone
a semiannual online literary journal focusing on the poetic apprehension of the physical world

Storm Sage Central
Much like a community garden our site relies on the people who contribute. We appreciate all feedback on items posted to this blog and encourage our readers to provide reactions and/or comments on the wonderful poetry, art and more that is found on the StormSage Central Blog.

Storyteller
Canadian magazine devoted to the short story that publishes mystery, or adventure, and even comedy.

Strange Words
For the appreciation of science fiction, fantasy, horror and speculative fiction books, and the edification of the readership.

Sub-Terrain
sub-TERRAIN Magazine, A stimulating fusion of fiction, poetry, photography and graphic illustration from uprising Canadian, U.S. & International writers and artists.

Subterranean Press
Subterranean Press is widely considered to be among the finest specialty publishers in the horror, suspense, and dark mystery genres, and has published Peter Straub, David Morrell, Dan Simmons, Poppy Z. Brite, Robert Bloch, and others.

Subtle Tea

Swagazine
Submit your prose, poetry, dramatic dialogue, or artwork.

Swink Magazine
Considers fiction, essays and poetry that have not been previously published in English.

Swivel
Swivel: The Nexus of Women and Wit, a biannual print literary magazine devoted to smart, funny writing by smart, funny women.

Symmetry Pebbles
Symmetry Pebbles is looking for submissions. Symmetry Pebbles is an online poetry journal with an interest in new, exciting, edgy, risk taking poets. We like experimental, surreal, satirical, anti, free thinking, automatic, brave, occasionally blunt and dangerous poems – sometimes even all at once. We like poems that may or may not give a celestial, ethereal or magisterial feeling too. Although we will accept submissions from poets of all levels of professionalism and printed exposure, we especially look to publish new poets who are looking for that stepping stone in their writing career. To submit, please first read through the poems already published on the site to get a sense for the type of thing Symmetry Pebbles looks for, then send no more than three poems as attachments, along with a short bio to submissions@symmetrypebbles.com Please put your name and email address on each poem. Symmetry Pebbles is available to read here: www.symmetrypebbles.com

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Taint Magazine
taint is in the midst of an indefinite hiatus. Though no longer a living, breathing magazine, taint will remain online to serve as an archive of some of the finest experimental literature of the early 21st century.

Tattoo Highway
a Journal of Prose, Poetry and Art.

Tebot Bach
The mission of Tebot Bach is to strengthen community, to promote literacy, and to broaden the audience for poetry by Community Outreach Programs and Publishing and to demonstrate the power of poetry to transform one's life experiences through readings, workshops, and publications.

The Albany Poetry Workshop
An Interactive Forum for Poets and Writers

The American Poetry Journal
The APJ seeks to publish work using poetic device, favoring image, metaphor and good sound.

The Anigonish Review

For nearly thirty years, The Antigonish Review has consistently published fine poetry and prose by emerging -- and established -- writers.

The Atlantic Monthly

The Bare Root Review
THE LITERARY E-ZINE FROM SOUTWEST MINNESOTA STATE UNIVERSITY'S CREATIVE WRITING PROGRAM

The Bellingham Review
Literature of palpable quality: poems, stories, and essays so beguiling they invite us to touch their essence. The Bellingham Review hungers for a kind of writing that nudges the limits of form, or executes traditional forms exquisitely.

The Buckeye Anthology
The Buckeye Anthology is designed to be a showcase of New Formalist poetry, with one of its major goals being to present quality metrical poetry to the reading public.

The Cadaverine Magazine
We believe the UK is blessed with a talented generation of young writers. Yet, talented as they are, much of their work is left unseen and unattainable. We believe this region benefits from an active, young and eager readership. Our purpose is to unite these isolated groups –– to bring together a new readership with emerging authors.

The Cartier Street Review
The Cartier Street Review is a not-for-profit magazine. 50% of all net revenues go to a children's charity that we will select and indicate on the front page of each edition. The balance of proceeds are used to cover the cost of production for the magazine. We currently do not pay contributors for their submissions but hope to do so in the future as the magazine grows.

The Centrifugal Eye
An online journal for contemporary poetry and reviews.

The Cortland Review
The Cortland Review publishes poetry and short fiction, both solicited and by open submission. Essays, interviews, and book reviews are solicited and/or queried and approved before submission.

The Dande Review
A Monthly On-Line Journal Of Contemporary Poetry

The Dark Horse
The Dark Horse was founded in 1995. It is an international literary magazine committed to British and American poetry, and is published in Scotland.

The Drunken Boat
The magazine's title is in homage to Arthur Rimbaud's “Le bateau ivre,” The Drunken Boat.

The Edge
Publishes fiction, features, interviews, book, film, video, soundtrack and graphic novel reviews and comment columns, and a letters page.

The First Line
The purpose of The First Line is to jump start the imagination-to help writers break through the block that is the blank page. Each issue contains short stories that stem from a common first line; it also provides a forum for discussing favorite first lines in literature. The First Line is an exercise in creativity for writers and a chance for readers to see how many different directions we can take when we start from the same place.

The Flying Inkspot's Zine Scene
A Zine Resource.

The Georgia Review
Each quarterly issue offers a rich gathering of stories, essays, poems, book reviews, and visual art orchestrated to invite and sustain repeated readings.

The Great American Poetry Show
The Great American Poetry Show (www.tgaps.net) is a hardcover serial poetry anthology open year-round to submissions of poems in English on any subject and in any style, length and number.

The Green Tricycle
Each issue is jammed full of short bursts of fun-to-read pieces, just for those times when you feel like tearing around for something thought provoking.

The Hypertexts
The HyperTexts is an on-line poetry journal with a simple goal: to showcase the best poetry available to us. We publish poems we find compelling; the poems make our selection process easy. A good poem makes our job a "no-brainer." We simply look for poems that make every word tell, poems we find memorable because they refuse to be forgotten.

The Inquisition Poetry
The Inquisition is a non profit community of poets. Our goal is to make poetry important in people's lives; reach those areas where we can inspire; give a voice to those who have something to say; and make people listen to that something in us that we want heard.

The Kenyon Review
The mission of The Kenyon Review is to identify exceptionally talented emerging writers, especially from diverse communities, and publish their work (fiction, poetry, essays, interviews, reviews, etc.) alongside the many distinguished, established writers featured in its pages.

The Litchfield Review

The Literary Review
The Literary Review: An International Journal of Contemporary Writing has been published quarterly by Fairleigh Dickinson University since 1957.

The Marlboro Review
The Marlboro Review presents the best in contemporary fiction, poetry, translations and essays.

The Martian Wave
The Martian Wave publishes science fiction works that center around the exploration and colonization of outer space, with an emphasis on our solar system.

the mini mag
the mini-MAG is an imprint of the Muse Apprentice Guild

The Minnesota Review
The Minnesota Review, Department of English, Carnegie Mellon University, Baker Hall, Pittsburgh

The Missouri Review
The Missouri Review, The University of Missouri

The National Poetry Review
Memorability, innovation, and joie de vivre are important to TNPR.

The Mustard Seed Risk
The Mustard Seed Risk is a journal of arts. Our goal is to search for the purest forms of art whether they are written, spoken, sung or captured by a lens, brush or pen, and bring them to the public.

The New Quarterly
The New Quarterly’s mandate is to promote writing that’s worth it: to publish the best in new Canadian fiction and poetry, and to provide an editorial context in which it can be read.

The New Writer
Interested in receiving forward-looking articles on all aspects of the written word that demonstrate the writer's grasp of contemporary writing and current editorial/publishing policies.

The Northwest Review
Among the nation's oldest and most esteemed literary reviews, with subscribers across the U.S. and in thirty-seven foreign countries, Northwest Review has been widely circulated and celebrated for over fifty years.

The Nth Position
Nthposition is a free online magazine/ezine with politics & opinion, travel writing, fiction & poetry, reviews & interviews, and some high weirdness.

The Orphan Leaf Review
the Orphan Leaf Review is an international small press literary magazine, a biannual anthology of orphan leaves, published in autumn and spring.

The Pedestal Magazine
As editors of The Pedestal Magazine, we intend to support both established and burgeoning writers. We are committed to promoting diversity and celebrating the voice of the individual.

The Pinch Journal

The Poet Band Company

The Poetry Market E-zine
The Poetry Market Ezine features poetry markets, poetry contests, poetry reviews, and news.

The Poetry Market
The Poetry Market Ezine features poetry markets, poetry contests, poetry reviews, and news.

The Puritan: Ottawa's Literary Prose Journal

The Reader Magazine
The Reader exists to promote the good in literature, with the belief that reading can be serious and fun, life-enhancing and creative for everyone.

The Rose and Thorn
Since 1998, The Rose & Thorn has showcased the best of the web in short fiction, poetry, creative essays, humor, author interviews, writing tips and art.

The Salt River Review
Editorial preferences are for poetry with fresh language and images, prose poems that are more than colorful or clever prose, short fiction, and brief reviews, though most reviews are done in-house. Literary non-fiction should be fresh and incisive - we are not interested in memoir or personal narrative.

The Smoking Gun
The Smoking Gun brings you exclusive documents--cool, confidential, quirky--that can't be found elsewhere on the Web. Using material obtained from government and law enforcement sources, via Freedom of Information requests, and from court files nationwide, they guarantee everything here is 100% authentic.

The Starlite Cafe

The Stinging Fly
The Stinging Fly was established in 1997 to seek out, publish and promote the very best new Irish and international writing. We have a particular interest in encouraging new writers, and in promoting the short story form.

The Teachers Voice Magazine
The Teacher’s Voice is a small press literary magazine which contains poetry, short stories, and creative nonfiction that reflect the multifaceted and varied American teacher experience.

The Three-Lobed Burning Eye
The Three-Lobed Burning Eyes and Legion Press

The Three Penny Review
You can’t think of another magazine that recently published new work by André Aciman, Frank Bidart, Anne Carson, W. S. Di Piero, Margaret Drabble, Deborah Eisenberg, Louise Glück, Seamus Heaney, August Kleinzahler, Philip Levine, David Mamet, Greil Marcus, Cynthia Ozick, Dale Peck, Robert Pinsky, Kay Ryan, Oliver Sacks, Luc Sante, Elizabeth Tallent, Lawrence Weschler, and Frederick Wiseman.

The Urbanite Magazine
The Urbanite features cosmic concoctions of horror, surrealism and contemporary dark fantasy by modern masters and extraordinary newcomers.

The Vocabula Review
The Vocabula Review battles nonstandard, careless English and embraces clear, expressive English.

The Walrus
Fearless. Witty. Thoughtful. Canadian

The Whistling Fire
The Whistling Fire provides a forum where fresh voices share creative works of fiction, nonfiction, and poetry.

The Writer's Garret
The mission of The Writer's Garret is to foster the education and development of readers, writers, and audiences by putting them in touch with quality literature, each other, and the communities in which they live and write.

The Writer's Hood
A virtual neighborhood of genres nestled in the cyber shade. The Writer's Hood welcomes readers all, in support of veteran and amateur writers.

This Business of Dance and Music
This Business of Dance and Music is a community and resource site for dancers, musicians and writers that first opened in October of 2002.

This Magazine
This Magazine focuses on Canadian politics, pop culture and the arts, but in keeping with its radical roots never pulls punches. Subversive, edgy and smart, This Magazine is the real alternative to that.

Three Candles
Three Candles looks for well crafted poems that speak to the human experience.

Thylazine
Thylazine: The Australian Journal of Arts, Ethics & Literature. Thylazine is a free annual online literary and arts zine edited by Dr. Coral Hull and published by The Thylazine Foundation Pty Ltd: Arts, Ethics and Literature.

Tiger's Eye Journal
Tiger's Eye: A Journal of Poetry is a biannual oversized-digest. In addition to the individual work of poets, each issue features selected poets with several of their poems and a three-page interview.

Today’s Woman Writing Community

- A supportive online writing community for both men and women over 18. We have many features, such as a poetry and story board , authors interviews , calls for submission , interactive forums, dictionary , classifieds, regular columns , writing lessons , book store , book reviews and many more features.

Tossed Salad
Tossed Salad is an eclectic poetry eZine. It is our intention to present some of the finest poets online, with a mix of style and content not found on the average table.

Tower Poetry Society
A nonprofit organization to promote poetry and encourage poets. Founded in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada in 1951, the Tower Poetry Society is one of North America's oldest poetry collectives.

Triptych Haiku

Tryst

Turbula
Submissions in all media welcome: fiction, poetry, photography, music, spoken-word, essay, interactive. Or surprise us with something new!

Trout Online Journal
Online journal of arts & literature from aotearoa/new zealand and the pacific islands

Transformation
This website contains the poetry and prose of the writer Rab Swannock Fulton, whose work has featured on television, radio and in various publications including: Books Ireland, Burning Bush, Chapman, Criterion, Cutting Teeth, Cyphers, Faslane Focus, The Guardian, The Herald, horror.about.com, New Writing Scotland, Northwords, Orphan Leaf Review, Peace News, Poetry Ireland Review, Poetry London Newsletter, Poetry Scotland, Rebel Inc, The Shop, West Coast Magazine, West 47, www.indymedia.ie.

True Story On-line
True Story is unique because all of our stories are written from the hearts of real people and deal with all of the issues that affect us today—parenthood, relationships, careers, family affairs, and social concerns.

Tule Review
PUBLISHED BY THE SACRAMENTO POETRY CENTER

Two Rivers
Founded in 1998, Two Rivers Review is a biannual journal of quality contemporary poetry and fiction.

U Had To Be There
You will find both professional and amateur writers here and we can always find space for a new story or poem.

Underground Voices
A monthly magazine about addictions: alcoholism, mental illnesses, psychiatric sessions,torments, journals, confession, purging.

United Poets’ Coalition
The Most Comprehensive Database Of Creative Writing Techniques For Aspiring Poets And Creative Writers On The Planet!

University of Michigan Fantasy and Science Fiction*

Unpleasant Event Schedule

Urban Spaghetti
An Arts Journal

US Airways Magazine