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Four Way Review

2026-04-23T07:47:13Z

Smalljones: /* 2026 */

"Four Way Review is a biannual electronic literary journal from non-profit, independent literary publisher Four Way Books. We publish poetry and fiction from both established and emerging authors through our open submissions process. In 2012, we celebrated the Review’s inaugural issue and the 20th anniversary of Four Way Books."

==Poetry Rejections==
===Standard===
<blockquote>
Dear :

Thank you for your submission to Four Way Review. We’re sorry to say that it wasn’t a right fit for us at this time. We do greatly appreciate your interest, and are glad we had the chance to read your submission. We wish you the best of luck publishing your work.

Sincerely,

Victoria McCoy
Editor, Four Way Review
</blockquote>

===Standard 2020===
<blockquote>
Thank you for your submission to Four Way Review. While we greatly appreciate your interest and are glad we had the chance to read your submission, we’re sorry to say that it wasn’t the right fit for us at this time. We wish you the best of luck publishing your work.

Sincerely,

FWR
</blockquote>

===Slightly Higher? 2022===
<blockquote>
Dear [worthy poet]:

Thank you for allowing us to consider [titles submitted] for Four Way Review. We receive hundreds of submissions each month, which creates a highly competitive process. We read your work with interest, but unfortunately, it was not a fit for one of our upcoming issues.

We appreciate your support of Four Way Review, and wish you the best of luck in placing this work. We hope that you will send us work again sometime in the future.

Sincerely,
The Editors of Four Way Review
</blockquote>

=== 2026 ===
<blockquote>
Thank you for allowing us to consider [titles submitted} for Four Way Review. We receive hundreds of submissions each month, which creates a highly competitive process. We read your work with interest, but unfortunately, it was not a fit for one of our upcoming issues.

We appreciate your support of Four Way Review, and wish you the best of luck in placing this work. We hope that you will send us work again sometime in the future.

Sincerely,
The Editors of Four Way Review
</blockquote>

==Fiction Rejections==
===Tiered 2024===
<blockquote>
Dear [writer]:

Thank you for allowing us to consider [title] for Four Way Review. We receive hundreds of submissions each month, which creates a highly competitive process. We are sorry to report that while we read your work with great interest, ultimately it wasn't a fit for our upcoming issue.

This is not our customary rejection. We hope that you will send us work again in the future.

Sincerely,

[editor]
Four Way Review

</blockquote>

Four Way Review

2026-04-23T07:46:47Z

Smalljones: /* Slightly Higher? 2022 */

"Four Way Review is a biannual electronic literary journal from non-profit, independent literary publisher Four Way Books. We publish poetry and fiction from both established and emerging authors through our open submissions process. In 2012, we celebrated the Review’s inaugural issue and the 20th anniversary of Four Way Books."

==Poetry Rejections==
===Standard===
<blockquote>
Dear :

Thank you for your submission to Four Way Review. We’re sorry to say that it wasn’t a right fit for us at this time. We do greatly appreciate your interest, and are glad we had the chance to read your submission. We wish you the best of luck publishing your work.

Sincerely,

Victoria McCoy
Editor, Four Way Review
</blockquote>

===Standard 2020===
<blockquote>
Thank you for your submission to Four Way Review. While we greatly appreciate your interest and are glad we had the chance to read your submission, we’re sorry to say that it wasn’t the right fit for us at this time. We wish you the best of luck publishing your work.

Sincerely,

FWR
</blockquote>

===Slightly Higher? 2022===
<blockquote>
Dear [worthy poet]:

Thank you for allowing us to consider [titles submitted] for Four Way Review. We receive hundreds of submissions each month, which creates a highly competitive process. We read your work with interest, but unfortunately, it was not a fit for one of our upcoming issues.

We appreciate your support of Four Way Review, and wish you the best of luck in placing this work. We hope that you will send us work again sometime in the future.

Sincerely,
The Editors of Four Way Review
</blockquote>

=== 2026 ===
<blockquote>
Thank you for allowing us to consider [titles submitted} for Four Way Review. We receive hundreds of submissions each month, which creates a highly competitive process. We read your work with interest, but unfortunately, it was not a fit for one of our upcoming issues.

We appreciate your support of Four Way Review, and wish you the best of luck in placing this work. We hope that you will send us work again sometime in the future.

Sincerely,
The Editors of Four Way Review
</blockqquote>

==Fiction Rejections==
===Tiered 2024===
<blockquote>
Dear [writer]:

Thank you for allowing us to consider [title] for Four Way Review. We receive hundreds of submissions each month, which creates a highly competitive process. We are sorry to report that while we read your work with great interest, ultimately it wasn't a fit for our upcoming issue.

This is not our customary rejection. We hope that you will send us work again in the future.

Sincerely,

[editor]
Four Way Review

</blockquote>

Greensboro Review

2026-04-06T17:08:10Z

Smalljones: /* Tiered */

The Greensboro Review is published by the MFA Writing Program at Greensboro.

== Prose Rejections ==

===Standard===

<blockquote>
At present, your manuscript does not suit our needs. Thank you for giving us the opportunity to consider your work.
</blockquote>

===Unknown===

<blockquote>
Thank you for sending Title of Story to The Greensboro Review. We regret that we are unable to use it in our next issue.

We are glad to have had the opportunity to read and spend time with your piece, and hope that you will send us more of your work. The submission deadline for our next issue is September 15.

Thank you again for considering The Greensboro Review. We wish you much success with your fiction.

Sincerely,

The Greensboro Review
</blockquote>

===Tiered (?); 2023===

<blockquote>
Thank you for allowing The Greensboro Review to consider your fiction submission. We have read your work carefully, but must decline to publish. We did enjoy [Title], but can only take so many stories per issue. We hope you will submit again.

We wish you the best in placing your work elsewhere, and we thank you for your support of The Greensboro Review.

Sincerely,
The Editors
</blockquote>

===Tiered===

<blockquote>
Thank you for sending your story, Title, to The Greensboro Review. We've read your work carefully and regret that we're unable to use it in our next issue. However, please know that it ranked in our top fifty from among hundreds of submissions.

We're glad to have had the opportunity to read your work and hope that you'll send us more. The submission deadlines are September 15 and February 15.

Best of luck in placing your work elsewhere, and thank you for your support of The Greensboro Review.

Best wishes,

The Greensboro Review
</blockquote>

===Tiered, 2024===

<blockquote>
Dear [Name],

Thank you for sending your story, "[Title]," to The Greensboro Review. We've read your work carefully and regret that we're unable to use it in our next issue. Please know that it ranked in our Top 50 from nearly 1000 submissions.

We're glad to have had the opportunity to read your work and hope that you'll send us more. Our new submission deadlines are January 1 and August 1.

Best of luck in placing your work elsewhere, and thank you for your support of The Greensboro Review.

Best wishes,

Terry Kennedy, Editor
</blockquote>

== Poetry Rejections ==

===Standard?===
<blockquote>
Dear First Last,

Thank you for allowing The Greensboro Review to consider your poetry submission. We have read your work carefully, but must decline to publish. We regret that the volume of submissions we receive and the small size of our staff prevent us from giving a more personal response, but we hope that you will submit to us again.

We wish you the best in placing your work elsewhere, and we thank you for your support of The Greensboro Review.

Sincerely,
The Editors
The Greensboro Review
</blockquote>
'''2022'''
<blockquote>Dear first-name,

Thank you for your poetry submission to The Greensboro Review. We enjoyed reading your work and found much to admire, but unfortunately we won’t be able to use anything this time around. The next submission deadlines are February 15 and September 15, and we do hope you will try us again.

Thank you again for allowing us to consider your work for The Greensboro Review. We wish you much success with your poetry.

Best wishes,
The Editors
The Greensboro Review
</blockquote>

===Tiered===
'''2026'''
<blockquote>
Dear [disappointed poet],

Thank you for your poetry submission to The Greensboro Review. We enjoyed reading your work, but unfortunately we won’t be able to use anything this time around. I know it's only a small consolation, but I wanted you to know that we received over 500 submissions for this issue and your packet made it into our Top 50.

Our new submission deadlines are January 1 and August 1. We certainly hope you know your poems are always welcome here and that you will try us again.

Thank you again for allowing us to consider your work for The Greensboro Review. We wish you much success with your poetry.

Sincerely yours,
Terry Kennedy
Editor
</blockquote>

'''2024'''
<blockquote>
Dear [disappointed poet],

Thank you for your poetry submission to The Greensboro Review. We enjoyed reading your work but, unfortunately, we won’t be able to use anything this time around.

We received over 500 submissions for this issue and your packet made it into our Top 25 deliberations.
Our new submission deadlines are January 1 and August 1, and we do hope you will try us again.
Thank you again for allowing us to consider your work for The Greensboro Review. We wish you much success with your poetry.

Best wishes,
Terry Kennedy, Editor
The Greensboro Review
</blockquote>

'''2021'''
<blockquote>
Dear Your Name,

Thank you for your poetry submission to The Greensboro Review. We enjoyed reading your work, but unfortunately we won’t be able to use anything this time around. We received hundreds of submissions for this issue and your poems, particularly "A Really Great Poem" and "Wonderful but Rejected Poem" made it into our Top 50. The next submission deadlines are February 15 and September 15, and we do hope you will try us again.

Thank you again for allowing us to consider your work for The Greensboro Review. We wish you much success with your poetry.

Best wishes,

The Editors
The Greensboro Review
</blockquote>

===Tiered 2022===
<blockquote>
Thank you for your poetry submission to The Greensboro Review. We enjoyed reading your work, but unfortunately we won’t be able to use anything this time around. I know it's only a small consolation, but I wanted you to know that we received nearly 1000 submissions for this issue and your poems made it into our Top 50 deliberations. The deadlines for our next reading periods are February 15 and September 15. We certainly hope you know your poems are always welcome here and that you will try us again.

Thank you again for allowing us to consider your work for The Greensboro Review. We wish you much success with your poetry.

Best,
Terry Kennedy
</blockquote>

===Tiered 2023===
<blockquote>
Thank you for your poetry submission to The Greensboro Review. We enjoyed reading your work, but unfortunately we won’t be able to use anything this time around. I know it's only a small consolation, but I wanted you to know that we received over 500 submissions for this issue and your poems made it into our Top 50. The deadline for our next reading period is January 1st. We certainly hope you know your poems are always welcome here and that you will try us again.

I know it's not much consolation but I wanted you to know that you submission made it into our Top 30 deliberations out of nearly 500 submissions.

Thank you again for allowing us to consider your work for The Greensboro Review. We wish you much success with your poetry.

Sincerely yours,
Terry Kennedy
</blockquote>

Ecotone Journal

2026-03-27T18:32:38Z

Smalljones: /* Poetry Rejections */

==Prose Rejections==

===Standard===

<blockquote>
Dear —,

Thank you for submitting your work to Ecotone. We have given your submission careful consideration and regret that we are unable to publish it. We wish you the best of luck in placing it elsewhere.

Sincerely,

Nicola DeRobertis-Theye

Ecotone Journal
</blockquote>

===Higher-Tier===

'''2021'''

<blockquote>

Dear --,

Thank you for submitting "--" to Ecotone, and thanks for your patience as we've reviewed it. We enjoyed reading your work, but we didn't find a fit for this piece among our upcoming issues. Please consider submitting to us again in a future reading period; we'd love to see more from you.

We wish you the best of luck in placing it elsewhere, and we send our good wishes for your writing and your health this season.

Best,
Fiction Editor
Ecotone

</blockquote>

'''2022'''

<blockquote>

Dear [Writer Name],

Thank you for submitting "[Story Title]" to Ecotone. We enjoyed reading your work, but we didn't find a fit for this submission among our upcoming issues. We wish you the best of luck in placing it elsewhere.

Sincerely,

Fiction Editor 1 & Fiction Editor 2

Ecotone</blockquote>

==Poetry Rejections==

===Special Issue on French Repeating Forms 2026===

<blockquote>
Thank you for sending work in the French repeating forms to Ecotone, and many thanks for your patience as we have reviewed them. We have given these poems careful consideration, and regret that we did not find a fit among them for our upcoming issues.

We received more work in these forms than we thought we would, and are pleased that folks are using them with such playfulness, determination, and skill. Thanks again for sharing yours with us. We'll certainly keep publishing poems made with them, so feel free to send more our way in a future reading period if you make more, especially of the lesser-used ones, and especially inhabiting noniambic meters.

With our best wishes,

Poetry Editors

Ecotone
</blockquote>

=== Higher Tier ===
2026
<blockquote>
Dear NAME,

Thank you for sending work to Ecotone, and thanks for your patience as we've reviewed it. We have given these poems careful consideration, and regret that we did not find a fit among them for our upcoming issues. We enjoyed reading your work, and we wish you the best of luck in placing it elsewhere.

We especially enjoyed POEM and we encourage you to send us more work.

Sincerely,

Poetry Editors

Ecotone
</blockquote>

===Standard===

==2023==
<blockquote>

Thank you for sending work for Ecotone's consideration, and thanks for your patience as we've reviewed it. We have given these poems careful consideration, and regret that we did not find a fit among them for our upcoming issues.

We wish you the best of luck in placing them elsewhere, if you haven't done so already, and send our best wishes for a good writing season.

Sincerely,
The Editors
Ecotone
</blockquote>
'''2018'''
<blockquote>

Dear [name],

Thank you for submitting your work to Ecotone, and thanks for your patience as we've reviewed it. We have given these poems careful consideration, and regret that we did not find a fit among them for our upcoming issues. We wish you the best of luck in placing them elsewhere, if you haven't done so already, and best wishes for a good writing season.

Rattle

2026-03-16T02:01:53Z

Smalljones: /* Standard */

== Poetry rejections ==

=== Special Call ===
'''2026'''
<blockquote>
Thank you for sharing some of your work, but unfortunately nothing quite made the final cut.

For this tribute, we received submissions from over 1,000 poets, but still had to narrow down to about 15 poems total. We read them all individually and then go over them as a group. We take that task very seriously, and there are more worthy poems than we can publish, so it becomes a matter of balance and variety, and which poems stand out as most memorable. The process is never easy, but that’s the only thing that keeps the quality of the magazine as high as it is, and we're always grateful for the opportunity to read.

We're happy to read new submissions any time, year-round—regular submissions are always free, and we pay all contributors—so hopefully we’ll always be at the top of your list for places to send new work, whether as a general submission or for one of our tribute themes in the future.

Best Wishes,

Tim
</blockquote>

=== Standard ===
'''2025'''
<blockquote>

Dear first-name,

Thank you for sending us "[Title]," but unfortunately we’ve decided not to publish anything from this submission. We work hard to consider every poem fairly and carefully—the editors read everything we receive without delegating that task to any interns or other readers, but we're narrowing 100,000 poems a year down to the 100 that we publish in our print general sections, so the odds are always long. That doesn't mean we aren't grateful that you shared your work with us, or that we don't find value in it.

We're happy to read submissions any time, year-round—regular submissions are always free, and we pay all contributors. So hopefully we’ll always be at the top of your list for places to send new poems.

Best Wishes,

Tim

p.s. It's not possible to comment on the poems individually, but those hoping for feedback are welcome to resubmit up to two poems for our livestreaming Critique of the Week here—including poems from this submission. I'm happy to talk about anything, but publicly, so many people can learn from it.
</blockquote>

'''2022 - 2023'''
<blockquote>

Dear first-name,

Thank you for sending us "[titles of great poems]" but unfortunately we’ve decided not to publish anything from this submission. We work hard to consider every poem fairly and carefully—Megan and I read everything we receive without delegating that task to any interns or other readers, but we're whittling 100,000 a year down to the 150 that we publish, so the odds are always long. That doesn't mean we aren't grateful that you shared your work with us, or that we don't find value in it.

We're happy to read submissions any time, year-round—regular submissions are always free, and we pay all contributors. So hopefully we’ll always be at the top of your list for places to send new poems.

Best Wishes,

Tim
</blockquote>

'''2020'''
<blockquote>
Dear first-name,

Thank you for sending us "[Titles]," but unfortunately we’ve decided not to publish anything from this submission. We work hard to consider every poem fairly and carefully—Megan and I read everything we receive without delegating that task to any interns or other readers, but we're whittling 120,000 a year down to the 150 that we publish, so the odds are always long. That doesn't mean we aren't grateful that you shared your work with us, or that we don't find value in it.

We're happy to read submissions any time, year-round—regular submissions are always free, and we pay all contributors. So hopefully we’ll always be at the top of your list for places to send new poems.

Best Wishes,
Tim

__
Timothy Green
Editor
</blockquote>
'''2018'''
<blockquote>
Dear first-name,

Thank you for sending us "[Title]," but unfortunately we’ve decided not to publish anything from this submission. We work hard to consider every poem fairly and carefully—both Megan and I read everything we receive without delegating that task to any interns or other readers, but we're whittling 120,000 a year down to the 150 that we publish, so the odds are always long. That doesn't mean we aren't grateful that you shared your work with us, or that we don't find value in it.

We're happy to read submissions any time, year-round—regular submissions are always free, and we pay all contributors. So hopefully we’ll always be at the top of your list for places to send new poems.

Best Wishes,
Tim

__
Timothy Green
Editor
</blockquote>
'''2015'''
<blockquote>
Dear —,

Thank you for sending us "—," but unfortunately we’ve decided not to publish any of these pieces. I'm sorry that it's bad news. We work hard to consider every poem fairly and carefully, with both Megan and I each reading everything separately, but we're whittling 100,000 a year down to the 150 that we publish, so bad news is an inevitable part of it. That doesn't mean we aren't grateful that you shared your work with us.

We're happy to read submissions any time, year-round—regular submissions are always free, and we pay all contributors. So hopefully we’ll always be at the top of your list for places to send new poems.

Best Wishes,
Tim

__
Timothy Green
Editor
tim@rattle.com
www.rattle.com
</blockquote>

'''2011'''
<blockquote>
Thank you for letting us consider some of your work, but unfortunately we’ve decided not to publish any of these pieces. I want to assure you that your work has been taken under careful consideration—at least two editors read each submission, and I’m always one of them.

This is a form letter—necessary with a tiny staff and all these submissions—but what I’m about to say is sincere: Unlike most literary magazines, we don’t solicit work from famous poets; we feel that practice isn’t fair, and doesn’t make for a good magazine. Every single poem we publish started out as a submission, and 90% of the submissions we receive are from people who’ve submitted before. If you add those two facts together, you’ll see how much we rely on your persistence and generosity. We really do hope you’ll keep sending new work as it’s ready.

Also, it should go without saying that our decision to return this submission doesn’t mean much. We’re just fans of poetry ourselves, and all tastes are subjective. Moreover, we’re always looking to make the magazine as eclectic as possible – often we end up turning down submissions that we enjoy, simply because they’re similar in tone or content to other pieces we’ve published.

In any event, thanks for continuing to share your work.

Best Wishes,
Tim
</blockquote>

===Chapbook===

'''2022'''
<blockquote>
Dear <name>,

Thank you for entering our annual chapbook prize competition. Unfortunately your manuscript did not win publication, but we appreciated the opportunity to read it. We always expect an amazingly high level of quality in these books, and this year's entries were probably the best as a whole we've ever received. 2,004 manuscripts were entered, and so many of them were so good.

After much deliberation, we’ve selected three winners for 2022:

Visiting Her in Queens Is More Enlightening than a Month in a Monastery in Tibet by Michael Mark

The Morning You Saw a Train of Stars Streaking Across the Sky by CooXooEii Black

The Fight Journal by John W. Evans

For more on those poets, visit: https://www.rattle.com/chapbooks/c2022/

Two thousand manuscripts submitted translates into roughly 40,000 individual poems that we’ve read over the last three months. Given the quantity of poems, and that many of them are already published, it’s very difficult to consider them individually in this context. If you’d like to submit any of these individually at some point, please feel free, following the regular submissions guidelines—we won’t mind reading anything again.

We also still have no idea which manuscript is yours, so if you’d like to enter a revised version next year, you’re also free to do that. (I’m just trying to anticipate what are always common questions.) There were a great number of manuscripts that we would have been proud to publish—we simply chose the three that we loved the most.

Anyway, thank you again for entering the competition. I hope you enjoy the winners, and your subscription to Rattle.

Cheers,

Tim

</blockquote>

'''2020'''
<blockquote>
Dear <name>,

Thank you for entering our annual chapbook prize competition. Unfortunately your manuscript did not win publication, but we appreciated the opportunity to read it. As always happens, we were blown away by the quality of the chapbooks we received. 1,885 manuscripts were entered this year, and so many of them were so good. We really are living in the golden age of poetry, and it was a privilege to read all these great books.

After much deliberation, we’ve selected three winners for 2020 (and for more on the winners, visit https://www.rattle.com/chapbooks/c2020/):

"A Juror Must Fold in on Herself" by Kathleen McClung

"Trailer Park Shakes" by Justene Dion-Glowa

"A Plumber’s Guide to Light" by Jesse Bertron

Eighteen hundred manuscripts submitted translates into nearly 35,000 individual poems that I’ve read over the last three months. Given the quantity of poems, it’s very difficult to consider them individually in this context, though we are always able to select a few. So if you’d like to submit any of these individually at some point, please feel free, following the regular submissions guidelines—we won’t mind reading anything again.

We also still have no idea which manuscript is yours, so if you’d like to enter a revised version next year, you’re also free to do that. (I’m just trying to anticipate what are always common questions.) There were a great number of manuscripts that we would have been proud to publish—we simply chose the three that we loved the most.

Anyway, thank you again for entering the competition. I hope you enjoy the winners, and your subscription to Rattle.

Cheers,
Tim
</blockquote>

=== Standard? ===
'''Poets Respond 2025'''
<blockquote>
Thanks for sharing some of your newest work. We receive hundreds of poems each week for this series, and the spaces available for publication are always limited. This week I ended up choosing another poem. Check the website Sunday to read it.

We'll also feature the poem on Sunday's Rattlecast, starting at 8 p.m. ET here on YouTube. We'll discuss and share the poem before joining this week's main guest, Stephen Gibson. Then after an hour, we'll have open lines for poems written after this week's prompt. You're always welcome to join us, if you'd like.

In any event, don't hesitate to try again whenever you have another timely poem—or to send general submissions any time. I always enjoy reading them.

Best wishes,
Tim

Timothy Green
Editor / Rattle
</blockquote>

'''Poets Respond 2024'''
<blockquote>
Thanks for sharing some of your newest work. We receive hundreds of poems each week for this series, and the spaces available for publication are always limited. This week I ended up choosing another poem. Check the website Sunday to read it.

We'll also feature the poem on Sunday's Rattlecast, starting at 8 p.m. ET here on YouTube. We'll discuss and share the poem before joining this week's main guest, Nancy Miller Gomez. Then after an hour, we'll have open lines for poems written after this week's prompt. You're always welcome to join us, if you'd like.

In any event, don't hesitate to try again whenever you have another timely poem—or to send general submissions any time. I always enjoy reading them.

Best wishes,
Tim
</blockquote>

'''Poets Respond'''
<blockquote>
Dear —,

Thanks for sharing this—it's perfect in spirit for this project, but we received over 200 poems this week, and I ended up choosing something else—check our website tomorrow morning to read it.

This decision is, of course, no reflection on the importance of the event you were writing about, or of your response. It's great to read poets reacting in a meaningful way to current events, and very difficult to choose just one.

I'm sorry that I can't reply individually, though many poems make me want to—reading all these every Saturday morning is a lot of work! We do have a closed Facebook group, where you can safely share your poems with each other, if you'd like—just join: https://www.facebook.com/groups/poetsrespond/

Anyway, don't hesitate to try again whenever you have another timely one—or to send general submissions any time.

Best,
Tim

___
Timothy Green
Editor / Rattle
www.rattle.com
</blockquote>

'''Poets Respond 2022'''

<blockquote>
Thanks for sharing some of your newest work. We receive hundreds of poems each week for this series, and the spaces available for publication are always limited. This week I ended up choosing other poems. Check the website to read them Sunday and Tuesday.

We will be hosting Poets Respond Live as part of the open lines at the end of this week's Rattlecast.

It will broadcast live on Sunday starting at 12 p.m. ET here:

[YouTube Link that’s blocked by spam filter here]

We'll talk to Sunday's poet before joining this week's main guest, Campbell McGrath. Then after an hour, we'll open up the lines again for anyone who would like to share poems.

If you're interested in sharing this or any other poem, you can join us over Zoom. I'll post the Zoom link in our YouTube and Facebook chat windows during the show.

We'll include as many of the poems as we can in the audio version of the episode, too. It's always entertaining and engaging, so I hope you'll join us.

In any event, don't hesitate to try again whenever you have another timely poem—or to send general submissions any time. I always enjoy reading them.

Best,

Tim
</blockquote>

=== Higher Tier ===

<blockquote>
Hi "..." --

Thank you for letting us consider your work, but unfortunately we’ve decided not to publish this piece. I want to assure you that your work has been taken under careful consideration — at least two editors read each submission, and I’m always one of them.

Sorry for the ridiculously slow reply. I enjoyed this piece, the scope of it -- very ambitious. Hope you'll consider sending more soon.

Best,
Tim
</blockquote>

Agni

2026-03-12T23:20:36Z

Smalljones: /* Standard */

"AGNI has published more than sixty issues and gone through many incarnations in its thirty-five years, including its tenure at Antioch, as a private publication in Western Massachusetts, and, since 1987, at Boston University, supported by the graduate Creative Writing Program."

== Prose rejections ==

=== Standard ===
'''2022'''
<blockquote>
Thank you for sending "Title of Story." After careful consideration, we've decided this submission isn't right for AGNI. Our next reading period opens on September 1st.

Kind regards, The Editors
</blockquote>

<blockquote>
Thank you for sending "Title of Story." Your work received careful consideration here.

We've decided this manuscript isn't right for us, but we wish you luck placing it elsewhere.

Kind regards,

The Editors
</blockquote>

'''2016'''

<blockquote>
Dear [Writer]: Thank you for sending [Title of Story].

Your work received careful consideration here. We've decided this manuscript isn't right for us, but we wish you luck placing it elsewhere.

Kind regards,

The Editors
</blockquote>

'''2018'''

<blockquote>
Dear [Writer]:

Thank you for sending [Title of Story]. After careful consideration, we've decided against publishing this submission. However, our staff is available to read anytime between September 1st and May 31st. Feel free to upload another submission through your account at [link].

Kind regards,

The Editors
</blockquote>

=== Higher Tier ===
2024:
<blockquote>
Thank you for giving us the opportunity to read "____." We found the writing lively and interesting and enjoyed reading it. After careful consideration, we've decided this manuscript isn't right for us, but please consider sending other work in the future.

This is not our customary rejection. We hope you'll keep us in mind.

Kind regards,

The Editors
</blockquote>

<blockquote>
Thank you for giving us the opportunity to read "Title of Story." We found the writing lively and interesting and enjoyed reading it. After careful consideration, we've decided this manuscript isn't right for us, but please consider sending other work in the future.

This is not our customary rejection. We hope you'll keep us in mind.

Kind regards,

The Editors
</blockquote>

== Poetry rejections ==

=== Standard ===
'''2026'''
<blockquote>
Thank you for sending {a list of really great poems you sent months ago} After careful consideration, we've decided this submission isn't right for AGNI.

Kind regards, The Editors

P.S. Please note that our reading period runs from September 1st through May 31st (with a pause from December 15th to January 15th), and we ask that writers submit only once during that time. If you'd like to subscribe to the magazine, enter code SEMTHANKS here for a discounted rate offered as a thank-you to our submitters.

</blockquote>

'''2018'''

<blockquote>
Thank you for sending "[Name of poem]" Your work received careful consideration here.

We've decided this manuscript isn't right for us, but we wish you luck placing it elsewhere.

Kind regards,

The Editors
</blockquote>

=== Higher Tier ===

<blockquote>
Dear ---:

Thank you for giving us the opportunity to read "---." We found the writing lively and interesting and enjoyed reading it. After careful consideration, we've decided this manuscript isn't right for us, but please consider sending other work in the future.

This is not our customary rejection. We hope you'll keep us in mind.

Kind regards,

The Editors
</blockquote>

=== Unclear what tier; June, 2018 ===

<blockquote>
Dear ---:

Thank you for sending "[TITLE]" After careful consideration, we've decided against publishing this submission. However, our staff is available to read anytime between September 1st and May 31st.
Feel free to upload another submission through your account at agnimagazine.org.

Kind regards, The Editors
</blockquote>

32 Poems

2026-02-27T15:13:04Z

Smalljones: /* Standard */

32 Poems is a semiannual poetry magazine published in April and November. Each issue of this 8" x 5.5" semiannual journal contains 32 poems so you can give intimate, unhurried attention to each. And each issue is easy to carry and inviting to read. The editors of 32 Poems feel that a poem’s publication should not begin its disappearance; it is their mission to promote the work of contributing poets by placing 32 Poems with editors, nominating writers for recognition and prizes, and commending work to widely read online poetry sources. We hope that the comfortable size of 32 Poems and the superb quality of the work therein will furnish an alternative to larger collections and prove attractive to new readers of contemporary poetry.

== Poetry rejections ==

=== Standard ===
'''2025 (single poem submission)'''
<blockquote>Dear —,

Thank you for your interest in 32 Poems. This poem isn't a good fit for us, but we’re grateful for the opportunity to consider your submission. Best of luck in your writing and thanks again.

Sincerely,
32 Poems</blockquote>

'''2018 / 2026'''
<blockquote>
Dear [name],

Thank you for your interest in 32 Poems. We didn't find a poem in this group that fits just right for our upcoming issues, but we’re grateful for the opportunity to consider your submission.

Our best to you and your work.

Sincerely,
32 Poems
</blockquote>

=== Higher Tier ===

'''2022'''

<blockquote>

Thanks so much for giving us a shot at your poems and for your patience with this long-delayed response. I didn't find one in this group that fits just right for 32, but I'm very grateful for the opportunity to consider the work, especially [specific poem].

Best to you and your poetry.
David

</blockquote>

'''????'''

<blockquote>

Dear [Author],

Thank you for your recent submission to 32 Poems. We really enjoyed [the
poems] ([specific poem] was my personal favorite), but this time around there isn't one that fits just right. We want to let
you know though, how grateful we are for the opportunity to consider these pieces. It’s a mixed blessing that we receive so many superior poems. We sometimes have to turn away work that we consider exceptionally strong. I hope you'll try us again soon.

Thanks again,

David

</blockquote>

The New Criterion

2026-01-27T16:44:12Z

Smalljones: /* Higher Tier */

=== '''Standard ''' ===

<blockquote>
Thank you for your recent submission to ''The New Criterion''. While we appreciate the opportunity to consider your work, the submission does not suit our current needs. Thank you for your continued interest in our publication.

Sincerely,

The Editors
</blockquote>

=== '''Variation on Standard Poetry Rejection 2023''' ===

<blockquote>
Thanks very much for your submission and your kind message. While these poems aren't right for the New Criterion, I wish you the best in placing them elsewhere and appreciate your interest in the magazine.

Sincerely yours,
Adam Kirsch
Poetry Editor
</blockquote>

===Somewhat Personal?===
'''2026'''
<blockquote>
Dear [first name]

Thank you for giving us the chance to read your poems, and my apologies for keeping you waiting so long for a response. These aren't quite right for The New Criterion, but I wish you best of luck landing them elsewhere (if you haven't already).

Best,
Chris

Christopher J. Scalia
Poetry Editor
The New Criterion
https://newcriterion.com/
</blockquote>

=== '''Higher Tier''' ===

<blockquote>
Thank you for your recent submission to ''The New Criterion''. The editors were impressed with your manuscript and while these submissions do not suit our current needs, we do encourage you to apply again with new work soon.

Thank you for your continued interest in our publication.

Sincerely,

The Editors
</blockquote>

Tar River Poetry

2026-01-22T15:06:50Z

Smalljones: /* 2025 */

"A nationally ranked magazine of verse (the Dictionary of Literary Biography listed it as one of the top ten poetry magazines in the country), TRP publishes interviews, reviews, and poetry by emerging writers as well as Pulitzer Prize and National Book Award winners. "

== Prose rejections ==

=== Standard ===
<blockquote>
Text of Standard Rejection
</blockquote>

=== Higher Tier ===

<blockquote>
Text of Higher Tier Rejection
</blockquote>

== Poetry rejections ==

=== Standard ===
===2026===
<blockquote>
Thank you, so much, for sending us your work. We read your submission very carefully, but nothing quite grabbed us in this batch. We're very sorry to disappoint you, and we wish you best of luck with these poems elsewhere. We hope you'll consider submitting new work to TRP in the next reading cycle.

Stay tuned to the website for information about upcoming issues and interviews with TRP poets.

Warmly,

The Editors, Tar River Poetry
</blockquote>

==2025==
<blockquote>
Thank you, so much, for all your support of Tar River Poetry. These are difficult times for literary journals and we are truly grateful.

And thank you for sending us your work. We read your submission very carefully, but nothing quite grabbed us. We're very sorry to disappoint you, and we wish you best of luck with these poems elsewhere. We hope you'll consider submitting to TRP again in the next reading cycle. You may continue to submit, free of charge, for the duration of your subscription.

Stay tuned to the new website for information about upcoming issues and events.

Warmly,
The Editors, Tar River Poetry
www.tarriverpoetry.com
</blockquote>

==2017==
<blockquote>
Dear [Submitter],

Thank you for sending us your poems. We read them carefully, but nothing in this batch felt quite right for us. Sorry to disappoint you, and best of luck with these elsewhere.

—The Editors
Tar River Poetry
http://tarriverpoetry.com

PS. Three things you might like to know about our editorial process: (1) We take just as much care with, and spend just as much time on, an Expedited Decision as we do a regular submission. In other words, though we decide quickly, we do not decide hastily. (2) If we decline your work, it is not in any way a reflection of the quality of your work. We do not decide whether a poem is bad or good—that’s not our job. Our job is to decide whether a poem is right for TRP. That’s all we do, and after you’ve read an issue or two, you may have more of a sense of what we publish. (3) We are currently reading hundreds of poems a week. Literally. During our most recent submission period (February 2017), we received 1,947 poems. We had space to accept only 42 -- a 2.1% acceptance rate. Since the competition here is so fierce, we encourage you to send your very best poems. . . . All this is just to say that we are glad to have had the chance to read your work and sorry that it wasn’t right for us at this time, and to shed a little light on our editorial process.
</blockquote>

=== Higher Tier ===

<blockquote>
Dear First Last,

Thank you for your nice words about Tar River Poetry, and thanks for supporting the journal by renewing your subscription. We are grateful for your support.

Thank you also for sending us your poems. We read them carefully, but sorry to say, nothing quite grabbed us in this batch ("A Really Great Poem" came closest). Sorry to disappoint you. If you care to submit again, please use the "Current Subscriber" category on our submissions manager, and mention in your cover letter that you subscribe, and we'll once again expedite our decision. And in the meantime, we wish you best of luck with these poems elsewhere.

Sincerely,
Luke Whisnant, Editor
Tar River Poetry
http://tarriverpoetry.com

PS. Three things you might like to know about our editorial process: (1) We take just as much care with, and spend just as much time on, an Expedited Decision as we do a regular submission. In other words, though we decide quickly, we do not decide hastily. (2) If we decline your work, it is not in any way a reflection of the quality of your work. We do not decide whether a poem is bad or good—that’s not our job. Our job is to decide whether a poem is right for TRP. That’s all we do, and after you’ve read an issue or two, you may have more of a sense of what we publish. (3) We are currently reading hundreds of poems a week. Literally. For example, during our Spring 2017 reading period (Feb 1 - Feb 28), we received 1,947 poems. We had space to accept only 42 -- a 2.1% acceptance rate. Since the competition here is so fierce, we encourage you to send your very best poems. . . . All this is just to say that we are glad to have had the chance to read your work and sorry that it wasn’t right for us at this time, and to shed a little light on our editorial process

</blockquote>

Stone Circle Review

2026-01-15T17:49:23Z

Smalljones: /* Standard */

== Poetry rejections ==

=== Standard ===

'''2026'''
<blockquote>
Thank you for submitting your poem to Stone Circle Review. After careful consideration, I’ve decided not to move forward with it for publication in Stone Circle. I appreciate your interest in the journal and wish you all the best in finding the right home for your work.

If you're using Duotrope or Chill Subs, please remember to close out this submission in their system.
</blockquote>

'''2025'''
<blockquote>Hi —,

Thank you for sharing your work with Stone Circle Review. After review, I’ve decided not to move forward with your submission. I wish you success in finding the right home for your poem and appreciate your support of the journal.

If you're using Duotrope or Chill Subs, please remember to close out this submission in their system.</blockquote>

'''2024'''
<blockquote>Dear —,

Thank you for trusting Stone Circle Review with your poem. While I'm glad to have had the opportunity to read your work, it hasn't been selected for publication.

I greatly appreciate your support of Stone Circle and I wish you the best of luck with placing this poem with another journal.

If you use Duotrope, please be sure to close out this submission in their system.
</blockquote>

'''2023'''
<blockquote>Dear —,

Thank you for trusting Stone Circle Review with your poem. While I'm glad to have had the opportunity to read your work, it hasn't been selected for publication.

I greatly appreciate your support of Stone Circle. Sharing your poetry with others takes courage and I admire you for trusting me with yours. I wish you the best of luck with placing the poem with another journal.

Lee Potts
Editor - ''Stone Circle Review''
StoneCircleReview@gmail.com
StoneCircleReview.com
</blockquote>

Anti-Heroin Chic

2026-01-08T14:44:56Z

Smalljones: /* Higher Tier 2024 */

== Poetry rejections ==

=== Standard? ===
'''2022'''
<blockquote>
Dear first-name,

Thank you for sharing your work with Anti-Heroin Chic. While I very much enjoyed your submission I unfortunately do not feel it is right for AHC at this time.

I wish you the very best in placing these poems with another journal, and I am truly honored that you considered us as a home for your work.

Kindly,
James Diaz
AHC
</blockquote>

===Higher Tier 2023===
<blockquote>
Thank you so much for sharing your work with Anti-Heroin Chic. While I very much enjoyed your submission (I especially enjoyed "World’s Best Poem That Is Prefect for AHC") I unfortunately do not feel it is right for AHC at this time.

I wish you the very best in placing these poems with another journal, and I am truly honored that you considered us once again as a home for your work.

Kindest regards,
James Diaz
AHC
</blockquote>

===Higher Tier 2024===
<blockquote>
Thank you so much for sharing your work with Anti-Heroin Chic. While I very much enjoyed your submission (I especially enjoyed "the poem that should have been published") I unfortunately do not feel it is right for AHC at this time.

I wish you the very best in placing these poems with another journal, and I am truly honored that you considered us once again as a home for your work.

Kindest Regards,
James Diaz
AHC
</blockquote>
===Higher Tier 2026===
<blockquote>
Thank you so much for sharing your work with Anti-Heroin Chic. While I very much enjoyed these poems, (I especially enjoyed "the poem that should have been published") unfortunately they're not quite right for us at the moment.

I do wish you the very best in placing these pieces with another journal, and I am truly honored that you considered us once again as a home for your work.

Kindest, Regards,
James Diaz
AHC
</blockquote>

Hole In The Head

2026-01-02T13:44:28Z

Smalljones: /* Standard */

==lovely Charles Simic Prize standard==
'''2023'''
<blockquote>
Hello XXX

Charlie Simic wrote: That reminds me. My great-grandfather, the blacksmith Philip Simic, died at the age of ninety-six in 1938, the year of my birth, after returning home late one night from a dive in the company of gypsies. He thought they would help him fall asleep, but he passed away like that in his own bed with the musicians playing his favorite songs. That explains why my father sang gypsy songs so well and why I write poems, because like my grandfather I can't sleep at night.

We received some wonderful poems in response to the Charles Simic Prize, representing hundreds of sleepless nights. And it's a shame we couldn't accept each one. But, of course, we couldn't.

While your work will not be moving on, we truly appreciate your participation and your support of Hole In The Head Review.

Keep writing! And try to get a little sleep...

Bill
</blockquote>
==Poetry rejections==
===slighly higher tier===
'''2026'''
<blockquote>

We're grateful to you for submitting to Hole In The Head Review. We've reviewed your work with pleasure; unfortunately, it wasn't a fit for the upcoming spring issue.

Thank you again for sharing your work with us. Please try us again in the future.

- The Editors
Hole In The Head Review
</blockquote>
===Standard===
'''2024'''
<blockquote>
Dear First Last,

We're grateful to you for submitting your work to Hole In The Head Review. We have read your manuscript with pleasure, but, sorry to say, it was not chosen for publication.

Thanks again.

Sincerely,

editors

Hole In The Head Review
</blockquote>

Nimrod

2025-12-27T20:35:29Z

Smalljones: /* Standard */

== Poetry rejections ==

=== Standard ===
'''2025'''
<blockquote>
Thank you for sending us your work. We appreciate the chance to read it, but, unfortunately, we will not be publishing your submission at this time.

You can be assured that your work has been read by editors who are dedicated to making thoughtful and aesthetically sensitive decisions—editors who wish they could publish all the sincere and well-crafted work that is submitted to Nimrod.

Again, thank you for your submission.

Nimrod Editorial Board
</blockquote>

'''2024'''
<blockquote>
Thank you for sending us your work. We appreciate the chance to read it, but, unfortunately, we will not be publishing your submission at this time.

You can be assured that your work has been read by editors who are dedicated to making thoughtful and aesthetically sensitive decisions—editors who wish they could publish all the sincere and well-crafted work that is submitted to Nimrod.

Again, thank you for your submission.

Nimrod Editorial Board
</blockquote>

<blockquote>Thank you for submitting to Nimrod. Unfortunately, we will not be publishing your submission at this time. We are returning your manuscript if you have provided us with an SASE with sufficient postage. Otherwise, we are returning the first page or cover letter so that you can identify your submission. You can be assured that your work has been read by editors who are fellow writers and critics dedicated to making thoughtful and aesthetically sensitive decisions—editors who wish they could publish all the sincere and well crafted work that is submitted to Nimrod. Limitations of space and funding dictate rigorous selectivity. We try to respond promptly and regret any delay in giving you our reaction to your submission. We are always in the process of reading—with care and consideration—the thousands of manuscripts submitted to us.

We hope that you will join us in our publishing venture which has lasted more than 50 years: resubmit, submit to our annual Nimrod Literary Awards competition, or subscribe to Nimrod ($30 for 2 years; Patron $50 or more.) Again, thank you for your submission.

Sincerely yours,

[poetry-editor names]

[fiction-editor name]

[editor-in-chief name]

Nimrod International Journal

</blockquote>
'''2021'''
<blockquote>
Dear First Last,

Thank you for sending us your work. We appreciate the chance to read it, but, unfortunately, we will not be publishing your submission at this time.

You can be assured that your work has been read by editors who are dedicated to making thoughtful and aesthetically sensitive decisions—editors who wish they could publish all the sincere and well-crafted work that is submitted to Nimrod.

Again, thank you for your submission. We would be happy to receive new work from you in the future.

Best,

Eilis O’Neal

Editor-in-Chief

Nimrod International Journal
</blockquote>

=== Higher Tier ===
<blockquote>Thank you for sending us your work. We appreciate the chance to read it, but, unfortunately, we will not be publishing your submission at this time. However, while we will not be publishing this manuscript, we admire the quality of your work and hope that you will submit again.

You can be assured that your work was read by dedicated editors who wish that they could publish all the sincere and well-crafted work that is submitted to Nimrod. Unfortunately, limitations of space and funds dictate rigorous selectivity; two issues fill up very quickly when we have so many quality submissions each year.

Once again, however, we would enjoy reading your work in the future. We hope you will submit to us again, either generally, for one of our special theme issues, or for the Nimrod Literary Awards or the Francine Ringold Award for New Writers.

Sincerely yours,
[editor-in-chief name]
</blockquote>

== Fiction rejections ==

=== Standard ===

<blockquote>Thank you for submitting to Nimrod. Unfortunately, we will not be publishing your submission at this time. We are returning your manuscript if you have provided us with an SASE with sufficient postage. Otherwise, we are returning the first page or cover letter so that you can identify your submission. You can be assured that your work has been read by editors who are fellow writers and critics dedicated to making thoughtful and aesthetically sensitive decisions—editors who wish they could publish all the sincere and well crafted work that is submitted to Nimrod. Limitations of space and funding dictate rigorous selectivity. We try to respond promptly and regret any delay in giving you our reaction to your submission. We are always in the process of reading—with care and consideration—the thousands of manuscripts submitted to us.

We hope that you will join us in our publishing venture which has lasted more than 50 years: resubmit, submit to our annual Nimrod Literary Awards competition, or subscribe to Nimrod ($30 for 2 years; Patron $50 or more.) Again, thank you for your submission.

Sincerely yours,

[poetry-editor names]

[fiction-editor name]

[editor-in-chief name]

Nimrod International Journal

</blockquote>

=== Standard Via Submittable ===

<blockquote>Thank you for sending us your work. We appreciate the chance to read it, but, unfortunately, we will not be publishing your submission at this time.

You can be assured that your work has been read by editors who are dedicated to making thoughtful and aesthetically sensitive decisions—editors who wish they could publish all the sincere and well-crafted work that is submitted to Nimrod.

Again, thank you for your submission. We would be happy to receive new work from you in the future.

Best,

[Editor-in-Chief]
</blockquote>

=== Tiered ===

<blockquote>Thank you for submitting to ''Nimrod International Journal.''

'''Though we will not be publishing this manuscript at this time, we admire the quality of your work and hope that you will submit again.'''

You can be assured that your work was read by dedicated editors who wish that they could publish all the sincere and well-crafted work that is submitted to ''Nimrod''. We are always in the process of reading—with care and consideration—the many general submissions which arrive at our door; works submitted for our thematic issues; and those specifically submitted for the annual ''Nimrod'' Literary Awards. Unfortunately, limitations of space and funds dictate rigorous selectivity; two issues fill up very quickly when we have so many quality submissions each year.

Once again, however, please believe us when we say we would enjoy reading your work in the future. This is not a come-on or an idle gesture. Only a few of the writers who submit their work to ''Nimrod'' receive this encouragement, and we hope that you will take advantage of it and subit to us again, either as a general submission, for one of our special theme issues, or for the ''Nimrod'' Literary Awards.

Sincerely yours,
</blockquote>

StorySouth

2025-11-24T19:23:17Z

Smalljones: /* Higher Tier */

==Poetry rejections==
===Standard===
'''2021/2025'''
<blockquote>
Dear First Last,

Thank you for allowing storySouth the opportunity to consider your poems. We have read your work carefully, but unfortunately we must pass at this time. We regret that the volume of submissions we receive and the small size of our staff prevent us from giving a more personal response, but we hope you will consider submitting to us again.

We wish you the best in placing your work elsewhere.

Sincerely,

The Editors
storySouth
</blockquote>

===Higher Tier===
'''2025'''
<blockquote>
Thank you for allowing storySouth the opportunity to consider your poems. We have read and discussed your work carefully, but unfortunately must pass at this time. Our staff found much to admire in your submission, and we hope that you will try us again soon.

We wish you the best in placing your work elsewhere, and we thank you for your support of storySouth.

Sincerely,
M.M. Porter
Poetry Editor, storySouth
</blockquote>
'''Earlier'''
<blockquote>
Thank you for your patience and for allowing storySouth to consider your poetry submission. We have read your work carefully, but must decline to publish. Our readers responded positively to your poems, and we hope that you will submit to us again.

We wish you the best in placing your work elsewhere, and we thank you for your support of storySouth.

Sincerely,
Julie Funderburk
Poetry Editor, storySouth
</blockquote>

'''2022/2024'''
<blockquote>
Thank you for allowing storySouth the opportunity to consider your poems. We have read and discussed your work carefully, but unfortunately must pass at this time. Our staff found much to admire in your submission, and we hope that you will try us again soon.

We wish you the best in placing your work elsewhere, and we thank you for your support of storySouth.

Sincerely,
Emily A. Benton
Poetry Editor, storySouth
</blockquote>

Asheville Poetry Review

2025-11-21T02:21:12Z

Smalljones: /* Standard? */

==Poetry rejections==

===Standard?===
'''2025'''
<blockquote>
Thank you for sending us "Submittable Assigned Number". We receive thousands of poems each year and can only accept a small percentage of them. Unfortunately we haven't selected your work for publication this time around, but please consider sending us new work in the future.

Kind Regards,
The Editors
Asheville Poetry Review
</blockquote>
'''2023'''

<blockquote>Dear —,

Thank you for sending us "—". We receive thousands of poems each year and can only accept a small percentage of them. Unfortunately we haven't selected your work for publication this time around, but please consider sending us new work in the future.

Kind Regards,

The Editors

Asheville Poetry Review</blockquote>

New Verse Review

2025-11-16T19:27:45Z

Smalljones: /* Encouraging */

==2025==
===Encouraging===
<blockquote>
Dear NAME,

Thank you for sharing your work with New Verse Review. We had many strong submissions to the summer issue. Yours was among them, and it made our second round of consideration. In the end, we decided to pass on it, but we hope you will submit again in the future.

Best regards,
The NVR Editors (Steve Knepper, Mary Grace Mangano, D.A. Cooper)
</blockquote>
<blockquote>
Dear NAME,

Thank you for sharing these poems with us. We're passing on this set, but we are fans of your work, and we hope you will submit again during the summer reading period, which begins on June 1.

Best regards,
The NVR Editors (Steve Knepper, Mary Grace Mangano, D.A. Cooper)
</blockquote>

==Haloween Issue==

<blockquote>
Thank you for submitting to New Verse Review's Halloween mini-issue. Your poems were not selected, but we appreciated the chance to read them. Rest assured that we gave them close attention. Space is limited in a mini-issue, and editorial decisions have much to do with thematic fit and formal variety. Please consider submitting to NVR again when we open for general submissions to our winter issue on November 1, 2025.

Best regards,

NVR Editors (Steve Knepper and Zina Gomez-Liss)
</blockquote>

==2024==
===Encouraging===
<blockquote>
Dear NAME,

Thank you for submitting to New Verse Review. We have received many more excellent submissions to our inaugural issue than we can publish. While your poems weren’t selected for this issue, we hope you will submit again in a future reading period. I particularly enjoyed "SERIOUSLY WONDERFUL POEM."

Best regards,
Steve Knepper
</blockquote>

The Shore

2025-10-21T16:34:37Z

Smalljones: /* Standard */

=== Standard ===
'''2025'''
''Better?''
<blockquote>
Thank you for submitting to The Shore. We are grateful for the opportunity to read your work. Unfortunately, it does not meet our current needs, but we appreciate your interest and wish you success in placing these poems elsewhere.

Please note that due to the volume of submissions that we receive, we are unable to provide personalized feedback.

Best,
The Editors
</blockquote>
''Lesser''
<blockquote>
Thank you for submitting to The Shore. We are grateful for the opportunity to read your work. Unfortunately, it does not meet our current needs.

We appreciate your interest and wish you success in placing these poems elsewhere.

Best,
The Editors
</blockquote>

'''2023'''
<blockquote>
Hi Poet,

Thank you for submitting to The Shore. We are grateful for the opportunity to read your work. Unfortunately, it does not meet our current needs.

We appreciate your interest and wish you success in placing these poems elsewhere.

Best,
The Editors
</blockquote>

===Higher Tier===
'''2024'''
<blockquote>
Dear [Poet],

Thank you for thinking of The Shore as a home for your work. We are grateful for the opportunity to read it. While we are unable to accept it at this time, we enjoyed reading and wanted to let you know that we hope you consider sending us more work during future reading periods.

Best,
Sarah Brockhaus, Caroline Chavatel, John A. Nieves
</blockquote>

The Shore

2025-10-21T16:33:55Z

Smalljones: /* Standard */

=== Standard ===
'''2025'''
''''Better?''''
<blockquote>
Thank you for submitting to The Shore. We are grateful for the opportunity to read your work. Unfortunately, it does not meet our current needs, but we appreciate your interest and wish you success in placing these poems elsewhere.

Please note that due to the volume of submissions that we receive, we are unable to provide personalized feedback.

Best,
The Editors
</blockquote>
''''Lesser''''
<blockquote>
Thank you for submitting to The Shore. We are grateful for the opportunity to read your work. Unfortunately, it does not meet our current needs.

We appreciate your interest and wish you success in placing these poems elsewhere.

Best,
The Editors
</blockquote>

'''2023'''
<blockquote>
Hi Poet,

Thank you for submitting to The Shore. We are grateful for the opportunity to read your work. Unfortunately, it does not meet our current needs.

We appreciate your interest and wish you success in placing these poems elsewhere.

Best,
The Editors
</blockquote>

===Higher Tier===
'''2024'''
<blockquote>
Dear [Poet],

Thank you for thinking of The Shore as a home for your work. We are grateful for the opportunity to read it. While we are unable to accept it at this time, we enjoyed reading and wanted to let you know that we hope you consider sending us more work during future reading periods.

Best,
Sarah Brockhaus, Caroline Chavatel, John A. Nieves
</blockquote>

Innisfree Poetry Journal

2025-10-08T18:30:23Z

Smalljones: /* earlier */

===Standard===
==2025==
<blockquote>
Thank you for your submission, [first name]. While these poems are not being accepted, I appreciate your considering Innisfree as a potential home for them.

Best wishes,
Greg
Editor
Innisfree Poetry Journal
</blockquote>
==2019==
<blockquote>
Thank you for your submission, [Name]. While these poems are not being accepted, I appreciate your thinking of Innisfree as a potential home for them.

Best wishes,
Greg
Editor
Innisfree Poetry Journal
</blockquote>

Innisfree Poetry Journal

2025-10-08T18:29:33Z

Smalljones: /* Standard */

===Standard===
==2025==
<blockquote>
Thank you for your submission, [first name]. While these poems are not being accepted, I appreciate your considering Innisfree as a potential home for them.

Best wishes,
Greg
Editor
Innisfree Poetry Journal
</blockquote>
==earlier==
<blockquote>
Thank you for your submission, [Name]. While these poems are not being accepted, I appreciate your thinking of Innisfree as a potential home for them.

Best wishes,
Greg
Editor
Innisfree Poetry Journal
</blockquote>

New Verse Review

2025-09-15T14:43:47Z

Smalljones: /* Encouraging */

==2025==
===Encouraging===
<blockquote>
Dear NAME,

Thank you for sharing your work with New Verse Review. We had many strong submissions to the summer issue. Yours was among them, and it made our second round of consideration. In the end, we decided to pass on it, but we hope you will submit again in the future.

Best regards,

The NVR Editors (Steve Knepper, Mary Grace Mangano, D.A. Cooper)
</blockquote>

==Haloween Issue==

<blockquote>
Thank you for submitting to New Verse Review's Halloween mini-issue. Your poems were not selected, but we appreciated the chance to read them. Rest assured that we gave them close attention. Space is limited in a mini-issue, and editorial decisions have much to do with thematic fit and formal variety. Please consider submitting to NVR again when we open for general submissions to our winter issue on November 1, 2025.

Best regards,

NVR Editors (Steve Knepper and Zina Gomez-Liss)
</blockquote>

==2024==
===Encouraging===
<blockquote>
Dear NAME,

Thank you for submitting to New Verse Review. We have received many more excellent submissions to our inaugural issue than we can publish. While your poems weren’t selected for this issue, we hope you will submit again in a future reading period. I particularly enjoyed "SERIOUSLY WONDERFUL POEM."

Best regards,
Steve Knepper
</blockquote>

Tar River Poetry

2025-09-15T14:41:18Z

Smalljones: /* =2017 */

"A nationally ranked magazine of verse (the Dictionary of Literary Biography listed it as one of the top ten poetry magazines in the country), TRP publishes interviews, reviews, and poetry by emerging writers as well as Pulitzer Prize and National Book Award winners. "

== Prose rejections ==

=== Standard ===
<blockquote>
Text of Standard Rejection
</blockquote>

=== Higher Tier ===

<blockquote>
Text of Higher Tier Rejection
</blockquote>

== Poetry rejections ==

=== Standard ===
==2025==
<blockquote>
Thank you, so much, for all your support of Tar River Poetry. These are difficult times for literary journals and we are truly grateful.

And thank you for sending us your work. We read your submission very carefully, but nothing quite grabbed us. We're very sorry to disappoint you, and we wish you best of luck with these poems elsewhere. We hope you'll consider submitting to TRP again in the next reading cycle. You may continue to submit, free of charge, for the duration of your subscription.

Stay tuned to the new website for information about upcoming issues and events.

Warmly,
The Editors, Tar River Poetry
www.tarriverpoetry.com
</blockquote>

==2017==
<blockquote>
Dear [Submitter],

Thank you for sending us your poems. We read them carefully, but nothing in this batch felt quite right for us. Sorry to disappoint you, and best of luck with these elsewhere.

—The Editors
Tar River Poetry
http://tarriverpoetry.com

PS. Three things you might like to know about our editorial process: (1) We take just as much care with, and spend just as much time on, an Expedited Decision as we do a regular submission. In other words, though we decide quickly, we do not decide hastily. (2) If we decline your work, it is not in any way a reflection of the quality of your work. We do not decide whether a poem is bad or good—that’s not our job. Our job is to decide whether a poem is right for TRP. That’s all we do, and after you’ve read an issue or two, you may have more of a sense of what we publish. (3) We are currently reading hundreds of poems a week. Literally. During our most recent submission period (February 2017), we received 1,947 poems. We had space to accept only 42 -- a 2.1% acceptance rate. Since the competition here is so fierce, we encourage you to send your very best poems. . . . All this is just to say that we are glad to have had the chance to read your work and sorry that it wasn’t right for us at this time, and to shed a little light on our editorial process.
</blockquote>

=== Higher Tier ===

<blockquote>
Dear First Last,

Thank you for your nice words about Tar River Poetry, and thanks for supporting the journal by renewing your subscription. We are grateful for your support.

Thank you also for sending us your poems. We read them carefully, but sorry to say, nothing quite grabbed us in this batch ("A Really Great Poem" came closest). Sorry to disappoint you. If you care to submit again, please use the "Current Subscriber" category on our submissions manager, and mention in your cover letter that you subscribe, and we'll once again expedite our decision. And in the meantime, we wish you best of luck with these poems elsewhere.

Sincerely,
Luke Whisnant, Editor
Tar River Poetry
http://tarriverpoetry.com

PS. Three things you might like to know about our editorial process: (1) We take just as much care with, and spend just as much time on, an Expedited Decision as we do a regular submission. In other words, though we decide quickly, we do not decide hastily. (2) If we decline your work, it is not in any way a reflection of the quality of your work. We do not decide whether a poem is bad or good—that’s not our job. Our job is to decide whether a poem is right for TRP. That’s all we do, and after you’ve read an issue or two, you may have more of a sense of what we publish. (3) We are currently reading hundreds of poems a week. Literally. For example, during our Spring 2017 reading period (Feb 1 - Feb 28), we received 1,947 poems. We had space to accept only 42 -- a 2.1% acceptance rate. Since the competition here is so fierce, we encourage you to send your very best poems. . . . All this is just to say that we are glad to have had the chance to read your work and sorry that it wasn’t right for us at this time, and to shed a little light on our editorial process

</blockquote>

Tar River Poetry

2025-09-15T14:41:01Z

Smalljones: /* Standard (2017) */

"A nationally ranked magazine of verse (the Dictionary of Literary Biography listed it as one of the top ten poetry magazines in the country), TRP publishes interviews, reviews, and poetry by emerging writers as well as Pulitzer Prize and National Book Award winners. "

== Prose rejections ==

=== Standard ===
<blockquote>
Text of Standard Rejection
</blockquote>

=== Higher Tier ===

<blockquote>
Text of Higher Tier Rejection
</blockquote>

== Poetry rejections ==

=== Standard ===
==2025==
<blockquote>
Thank you, so much, for all your support of Tar River Poetry. These are difficult times for literary journals and we are truly grateful.

And thank you for sending us your work. We read your submission very carefully, but nothing quite grabbed us. We're very sorry to disappoint you, and we wish you best of luck with these poems elsewhere. We hope you'll consider submitting to TRP again in the next reading cycle. You may continue to submit, free of charge, for the duration of your subscription.

Stay tuned to the new website for information about upcoming issues and events.

Warmly,
The Editors, Tar River Poetry
www.tarriverpoetry.com
</blockquote>

==2017=
<blockquote>
Dear [Submitter],

Thank you for sending us your poems. We read them carefully, but nothing in this batch felt quite right for us. Sorry to disappoint you, and best of luck with these elsewhere.

—The Editors
Tar River Poetry
http://tarriverpoetry.com

PS. Three things you might like to know about our editorial process: (1) We take just as much care with, and spend just as much time on, an Expedited Decision as we do a regular submission. In other words, though we decide quickly, we do not decide hastily. (2) If we decline your work, it is not in any way a reflection of the quality of your work. We do not decide whether a poem is bad or good—that’s not our job. Our job is to decide whether a poem is right for TRP. That’s all we do, and after you’ve read an issue or two, you may have more of a sense of what we publish. (3) We are currently reading hundreds of poems a week. Literally. During our most recent submission period (February 2017), we received 1,947 poems. We had space to accept only 42 -- a 2.1% acceptance rate. Since the competition here is so fierce, we encourage you to send your very best poems. . . . All this is just to say that we are glad to have had the chance to read your work and sorry that it wasn’t right for us at this time, and to shed a little light on our editorial process.
</blockquote>

=== Higher Tier ===

<blockquote>
Dear First Last,

Thank you for your nice words about Tar River Poetry, and thanks for supporting the journal by renewing your subscription. We are grateful for your support.

Thank you also for sending us your poems. We read them carefully, but sorry to say, nothing quite grabbed us in this batch ("A Really Great Poem" came closest). Sorry to disappoint you. If you care to submit again, please use the "Current Subscriber" category on our submissions manager, and mention in your cover letter that you subscribe, and we'll once again expedite our decision. And in the meantime, we wish you best of luck with these poems elsewhere.

Sincerely,
Luke Whisnant, Editor
Tar River Poetry
http://tarriverpoetry.com

PS. Three things you might like to know about our editorial process: (1) We take just as much care with, and spend just as much time on, an Expedited Decision as we do a regular submission. In other words, though we decide quickly, we do not decide hastily. (2) If we decline your work, it is not in any way a reflection of the quality of your work. We do not decide whether a poem is bad or good—that’s not our job. Our job is to decide whether a poem is right for TRP. That’s all we do, and after you’ve read an issue or two, you may have more of a sense of what we publish. (3) We are currently reading hundreds of poems a week. Literally. For example, during our Spring 2017 reading period (Feb 1 - Feb 28), we received 1,947 poems. We had space to accept only 42 -- a 2.1% acceptance rate. Since the competition here is so fierce, we encourage you to send your very best poems. . . . All this is just to say that we are glad to have had the chance to read your work and sorry that it wasn’t right for us at this time, and to shed a little light on our editorial process

</blockquote>

Poet Lore

2025-08-28T20:17:16Z

Smalljones: /* Standard */

=== Standard ===
'''2025 - Guest Editor'''
<blockquote>
Thank you so much for your submission to our Pop Culture and Response folio.

Unfortunately, your work was not selected by our Guest Editor for their folio in the issue. Thank you again for sharing your work -- we are so appreciative of the volume and quality of the work we receive.

With gratitude,

The Poet Lore Team
</blockquote>

'''2024'''
<blockquote>
First, thank you for sharing your work with us. We apologize for the delay in our response and we appreciate your patience with us as we carefully read through each poem. We received a record amount of submissions in our last open period and are thankful for all of your poems in our queue.

As you can imagine, it is an extremely difficult decision to choose a few poems out of so many. Unfortunately, we have not selected any of these for publication at this time. We're grateful to have had the opportunity to consider your work.

Best of luck,

The Poet Lore Team

http://www.poetlore.com
</blockquote>

'''2018'''
<blockquote>
Dear first-name,

Thank you for giving Poet Lore a chance to consider your work. Although the executive editors didn't select anything from this group of poems, they appreciate your interest in the magazine.

Also, if you haven't done so already, then please consider joining our online community by liking our Facebook page and following us @PoetLoreMag on Twitter.

Sincerely,
The Editors

Poet Lore
Established 1889:
America's oldest poetry magazine
</blockquote>
'''2020'''
<blockquote>
Dear First Last,

First, thank you for sharing your work with us.

As you can imagine, it is an extremely difficult decision to choose a few poems out of so many that we see each submission period. Unfortunately, we have not selected any of these for publication at this time. We're grateful to have had the opportunity to consider your work.

Best of luck,

The Poet Lore Staff

Poet Lore
Established 1889:
America's oldest poetry magazine
</blockquote>

'''2022'''

<blockquote>
First, thank you for sharing your work with us. We apologize for the delay in our response and we appreciate your patience with us as we carefully read through each poem.

As you can imagine, it is an extremely difficult decision to choose a few poems out of so many that we see each submission period. Unfortunately, we have not selected any of these for publication at this time. We're grateful to have had the opportunity to consider your work.

Best of luck,

The Poet Lore Team
</blockquote>

'''2023—guest editor folio'''

<blockquote>Dear —,

We truly appreciate the time we've gotten to spend with your work.

Unfortunately, your work was not selected by our Guest Editor for their folio in the upcoming issue. Thank you again for sharing your work -- we are so appreciative of the volume and quality of the work we receive.

Best of luck,

The Poet Lore Team

http://www.poetlore.com</blockquote>

'''2013'''
<blockquote>
First, thank you for sharing your work with us. We apologize for the delay in our response and we appreciate your patience with us as we carefully read through each poem. We received a record amount of submissions in our spring open period and are thankful for all of your poems in our queue.

As you can imagine, it is an extremely difficult decision to choose a few poems out of so many. Unfortunately, we have not selected any of these for publication at this time. We're grateful to have had the opportunity to consider your work.

Best of luck,
The Poet Lore Team
</blockquote>

Palette Poetry

2025-08-12T17:21:48Z

Smalljones: /* Standard */

==Poetry rejections==

===Contest Standard===
'''2025'''
<blockquote>
Thank you for submitting to the 2025 [FREE] Challenge. It was a privilege to spend time with your work.

Unfortunately, your submission was not selected for this prize. We're grateful for the opportunity to have read your work, and thank you for trusting us with it. We'll share news about the results soon!

Sincerely,
Palette Poetry
</blockquote>

===Standard===
'''2022''', '''2023''','''2024''','''2025'''
<blockquote>
Dear First Last,

Thank you for the opportunity to consider your work, and for your patience. Unfortunately, the submission is not right for us at this time.

We appreciate the effort every poem takes to write, and the courage every submission demands as it's sent out into the world—we see you, poet. Thank you again for choosing us and our community.

Best of luck with this & all your future work.

Sincerely,

Palette Poetry
</blockquote>

'''2021'''
<blockquote>
Dear First Last,

Thank you so much for sharing your work with us. It was a pleasure to read your poetry, but unfortunately, the submission is not right for us at this time.

We appreciate the effort every poem takes to write, and the courage every submission demands as it's sent out into the world—we see you, poet. Thank you again for choosing us and our community.

Best of luck with this & all your future work.

Sincerely,

Palette Poetry
</blockquote>

===Tiered===
'''2023'''
<blockquote>

Dear First Last,

Thank you for the opportunity to consider your work, and for your patience. It was a pleasure to spend time with your poetry, but unfortunately, the submission is not right for us at this time.

Special note: our editors and readers admired your work. We want to offer you our sincere respect and encouragement.

We appreciate the effort every poem takes to write, and the courage every submission demands as it's sent out—we see you, poet! Thank you for choosing us and our community.

Best of luck with this & all your future work.

Sincerely,

Palette Poetry
</blockquote>

'''2025'''
<blockquote>

Dear First Last,

Thank you for sharing your work with us for the 2024-25 Previously Published Poem Prize. It was a privilege to consider such innovative and exciting poems.

Unfortunately, your submission was not selected for this prize, though our readers found much to admire in your work. We're grateful for the opportunity to have read your work and are excited to see where it finds a home in the future. We'll share news about the results soon!

Sincerely,

Palette Poetry
</blockquote>

Susurrus

2025-08-01T01:18:41Z

Smalljones: Created page with "=Poetry= ==Standard== ===2025=== <blockquote> Dear [Great poet], Thank you for submitting your poetry to Susurrus. We appreciate the time, energy, and care you put into craft..."

=Poetry=
==Standard==
===2025===
<blockquote>
Dear [Great poet],

Thank you for submitting your poetry to Susurrus. We appreciate the time, energy, and care you put into crafting your work and sharing it with us. While we will not be accepting your submission for publication this time, we thank you for giving us the opportunity to read your work.

Though your writing was not right for us at this time, please do consider submitting to us again in the future.

Sincerely,

Madeleine Gallo
Poetry Editor
Susurrus, A Literary Arts Magazine
</blockquote>

Literary Journals and Rejections

2025-08-01T01:16:10Z

Smalljones: /* S */

If you add journals to the list, please keep them in alphabetical order. Remember that articles like "a", "an" and "the" are not counted as part of the name for alphabetization purposes.

== A ==
* [[Abandon Journal]]
* [[Able Muse]]
* [[The Account]]
* [[The Acedian Review]]
* [[Acropolis Journal]]
* [[Action, Spectacle]]
* [[Acumen]]
* [[Adroit Journal]]
* [[Aeolian Harp]]
* [[After Dinner Conversation]]
* [[After Happy Hour Review]]
* [[After Hours]]
* [[After the Pause]]
* [[Afterimages]]
* [[Agni]]
* [[Air/Light Magazine]]
* [[Akéwì Magazine]]
* [[Alaska Quarterly Review]]
* [[Alba: A Journal of Short Poetry]]
* [[The Alchemy Spoon]]
* [[Algebra of Owls]]
* [[Alice Blue]]
* [[Alien Magazine]]
* [[Allegory Ridge]]
* [[Allium]]
* [[America]]
* [[American Chordata]]
* [[The American Journal of Poetry]]
* [[American Literary Review]]
* [[American Poetry Journal]]
* [[American Poetry Review]]
* [[American Scholar]]
* [[American Short Fiction]]
* [[Amethyst Arsenic]]
* [[Amsterdam Quarterly]]
* [[A-Minor Magazine]]
* [[Ampersand]]
* [[Amuse-Bouche]]
* [[Anacapa Review]]
* [[Analog Science Fiction & Fact]]
* [[Anderbo]]
* [[Annalemma Magazine]]
* [[Anomaly]]
* [[Another Chicago Magazine]]
* [[Anti-Heroin Chic]]
* [[Antigonish Review]]
* [[Antioch Review]]
* [[Antiphony]]
* [[Aôthen Magazine]]
* [[Apex]]
* [[Appalachian Review]]
* [[Apparition Literary Magazine]]
* [[Apple Valley Review]]
* [[Arc Poetry Magazine]]
* [[Arcadia]]
* [[The Arcanist]]
* [[Arch]]
* [[Architrave Press]]
* [[Archive of the Odd]]
* [[ARDOR]]
* [[Arkana]]
* [[Arkansas International]]
* [[Arsenika]]
* [[Artifice]]
* [[Arts & Letters]]
* [[Asimov's]]
* [[Ascent]]
* [[Ashville Poetry Review]]
* [[Asian American Writers' Workshop]]
* [[ASP Bulletin]]
* [[Astropoetica]]
* [[Atlanta Review]]
* [[Atlantic]]
* [[Atlas and Alice]]
* [[Atrium]]
* [[Atticus Review]]
* [[Augur]]
* [[Austin Review]]
* [[Automata]]
* [[Avalon literary review]]
* [[Avery Anthology]]
* [[AZURE: A Journal of Literary Thought]]

== B ==
* [[b(OINK) zine]]
* [[Bacopa Literary Review]]
* [[Bad Lilies]]
* [[The Baffler]]
* [[Balkan Press]]
* [[Baltimore Review]]
* [[Banshee Lit]]
* [[Barcelona Review]]
* [[Barely South Review]]
* [[Barn Owl Review]]
* [[Barnhouse]]
* [[Barnstorm]]
* [[Barnwood]]
* [[Barrelhouse]]
* [[Barrow Street]]
* [[Bat City Review]]
* [[Bateau Press]]
* [[Bayou Magazine]]
* [[Beaver Magazine]]
* [[Beechers]]
* [[The Believer]]
* [[Belle Point Press]]
* [[Belletrist Magazine]]
* [[Bellevue Literary Review]]
* [[Bellingham Review]]
* [[Bellow Literary Journal]]
* [[Beloit Poetry Journal]]
* [[Belmont Story Review]]
* [[Bennington Review]]
* [[Berkeley Fiction Review]]
* [[Berkeley Poetry Review]]
* [[Berlin Lit]]
* [[The Berlin Literary Review]]
* [[Bete Noire]]
* [[Bethlehem Writers Roundtable]]
* [[Between the Lines]]
* [[Big Lucks]]
* [[Birdfeast]]
* [[Birkensnake]]
* [[Birmingham Poetry Review]]
* [[Bitter Oleander]]
* [[Black Clock]]
* [[Black Fox]]
* [[Black Static]]
* [[Black Telephone Magazine]]
* [[Black Warrior Review]]
* [[Blackbird]]
* [[Blank]]
* [[BLIP]]
* [[Block Party Magazine]]
* [[Blood + Honey]]
* [[Blood Orange Review]]
* [[The Blood Pudding]]
* [[Blue Earth Review]]
* [[Blue Mesa Review]]
* [[Blue Monday Review]]
* [[Blue River Review]]
* [[Blue Unicorn]]
* [[Bluestem]]
* [[BOAAT]]
* [[B O D Y]]
* [[Bodega]]
* [[The Boiler Journal]]
* [[BOMB Magazine]]
* [[Bone Bouquet]]
* [[Book of Matches]]
* [[Bookends Review]]
* [[Booth]]
* [[Bop Dead City]]
* [[Border Crossing]]
* [[Borderlands: Texas Poetry Review]]
* [[Boston Review]]
* [[Boulevard]]
* [[Bourbon Penn]]
* [[Boxcar Poetry Review]]
* [[Braided Way]]
* [[Brain, Child]]
* [[Breakroom Stories]]
* [[Breakwater Review]]
* [[Brevity]]
* [[The Briar Cliff Review]]
* [[Brick]]
* [[Bridge eight]]
* [[Brilliant Corners]]
* [[Brilliant Flash Fiction]]
* [[Brink]]
* [[Broadkill Review]]
* [[Broadsided]]
* [[Broken Antler Review]]
* [[The Broken Plate]]
* [[Brooklyn Review]]
* [[Buffalo Almanack]]
* [[BULL]]
* [[Bureau]]
* [[The Bureau Dispatch]]
* [[Burningword Literary Journal]]
* [[Burnside Review]]
* [[burntdistrict]]
* [[Burrow Press Review]]
* [[Buzzy Magazine]]

== C ==
* [[cahoodaloodaling]]
* [[Caketrain]]
* [[California Quarterly]]
* [[CALYX Journal]]
* [[Camera Obscura]]
* [[The Canary Press]]
* [[The Cantabrigian Magazine]]
* [[Canthius]]
* [[Carmen et Error]]
* [[Carolina Wren Press]]
* [[Carolina Quarterly]]
* [[CAROUSEL]]
* [[carte blanche]]
* [[Carve]]
* [[Catapult]]
* [[Catch Up]]
* [[Cease, Cows]]
* [[Cellpoems]]
* [[Centaur Lit]]
* [[Certain Age]]
* [[Chaffin Journal]]
* [[Channel]]
* [[Chapter House Journal]]
* [[Chaotic Merge Magazine]]
* [[Chautauqua Literary Journal]]
* [[Chattahoochee Review]]
* [[The Cheat River Review]]
* [[cherry tree]]
* [[Chestnut Review]]
* [[Chicago Quarterly Review]]
* [[Chicago Review]]
* [[Chizine (The Chiaroscuro)]]
* [[Cider Press Review]]
* [[Cimarron Review]]
* [[Cincinnati Review]]
* [[Cirque]]
* [[The Citron Review]]
* [[Clackamas literary review]]
* [[Clarkesworld]]
* [[Claudius Speaks]]
* [[Claw & Blossom]]
* [[Cleaver Magazine]]
* [[Clockhouse]]
* [[Cloudbank]]
* [[The Coachella Review]]
* [[Cobalt]]
* [[Coffin Bell Journal]]
* [[The Coffin Factory]]
* [[Cold Mountain Review]]
* [[The Collagist (now The Rupture)]]
* [[Colorado Review]]
* [[Columbia: A Journal of Literature and Art]]
* [[Columbia Review]]
* [[The Common]]
* [[Common Well]]
* [[Commonweal]]
* [[Compose: A Journal of SImply Good Writing]]
* [[Comstock Review]]
* [[Concho River Review]]
* [[Concīs]]
* [[Conduit]]
* [[Confrontation]]
* [[Conjunctions]]
* [[Connecticut River Review]]
* [[Connotation Press: An Online Artifact]]
* [[Contemporary Verse 2]]
* [[Copihue Poetry]]
* [[Constellations]]
* [[Contrary]]
* [[Controlled Burn]]
* [[Coolest American Stories Anthology]]
* [[Copper Nickel]]
* [[Cordella Magazine]]
* [[Corium]]
* [[Cortland Review]]
* [[Corvus]]
* [[Cosmic Roots and Eldritch Shores]]
* [[Cosmonauts Avenue]]
* [[The Cossack Review]]
* [[Cossmass Infinities]]
* [[Cotton Xenomorph]]
* [[Court Green]]
* [[Crab Creek Review]]
* [[Crab Orchard Review]]
* [[Crack The Spine]]
* [[CRAFT Literary]]
* [[The Crawfish]]
* [[Crazyhorse]]
* [[Cream City Review]]
* [[Creative Nonfiction]]
* [[Crepuscular]]
* [[Cricket Media]]
* [[Crossed Genres]]
* [[Cumberland River Review]]
* [[Cutbank Literary Journal]]
* [[Cutleaf]]

== D ==

* [[Daily Science Fiction]]
* [[Dappled Things]]
* [[The Dark Magazine]]
* [[Dark Onus Lit]]
* [[Dark Sky]]
* [[Day One]]
* [[The Deadlands]]
* [[Dead Skunk Magazine]]
* [[Deathcap and Hemlock]]
* [[The Decadent Review]]
* [[december]]
* [[decomP]]
* [[Deep Magic]]
* [[Defunkt Poetry]]
* [[Delmarva Review]]
* [[Denver Quarterly]]
* [[Devil's Lake]]
* [[Diabolical Plots]]
* [[DIAGRAM]]
* [[DIALOGIST]]
* [[Diet Milk]]
* [[Diode]]
* [[Dishsoap Quarterly]]
* [[DMQ Review]]
* [[Door Is A Jar]]
* [[Doric Literary]]
* [[Doubly Mad]]
* [[Drabblecast]]
* [[Dragnet Magazine]]
* [[The Dread Machine]]
* [[DreamForge]]
* [[The Drift]]
* [[Driftwood Press]]
* [[Drunk in a Midnight Choir]]
* [[Drunken Boat]]
* [[Dublin Review]]
* [[Duende]]
* [[Dunes Review]]
* [[Dust Poetry Magazine]]

== E ==

* [[Eastern Iowa Review]]
* [[echolocation]]
* [[EcoTheo Review]]
* [[Ecotone Journal]]
* [[Ekphrastic Review]]
* [[Electric Literature]]
* [[Electric Spec]]
* [[Ellery Queen]]
* [[Eleven Eleven]]
* [[elimae]]
* [[Ellipsis]]
* [[Ellis Review]]
* [[The Emerson Review]]
* [[Emprise Review]]
* [[Empty House Press]]
* [[Empty Mirror]]
* [[Emrys journal]]
* [[Epigraph Magazine]]
* [[Epiphany]]
* [[Epoch]]
* [[Escape Pod]]
* [[Esquire]]
* [[Etherea Magazine]]
* [[Eunoia Review]]
* [[Evansville Review]]
* [[Evening Street Review]]
* [[EVENT]]
* [[Evergreen Review]]
* [[Every Day Fiction]]
* [[Exacting Clam]]
* [[Examined life journal]]
* [[Existere]]
* [[Exposition Review]]
* [[Extra Teeth]]
* [[Eye to the Telescope]]

== F ==

* [[Factor Four]]
* [[Fahmidan Journal]]
* [[Failbetter]]
* [[Failed Haiku]]
* [[Fairy Tale Review]]
* [[Fantastic Stories of the Imagination]]
* [[Fantasy]]
* [[Fantasy and Science Fiction]]
* [[Fatal Flaw Literary Magazine]]
* [[Faultline]]
* [[FEED]]
* [[Fence]]
* [[Fiction]]
* [[The Fiction Desk]]
* [[Fiction International]]
* [[Fictionweek Literary Review]]
* [[Fictive Dream]]
* [[Fiddleblack]]
* [[The Fiddlehead]]
* [[FIELD]]
* [[Fiery Scribe Review]]
* [[Fifth Wednesday Journal]]
* [[Fine Linen]]
* [[Firewords]]
* [[The First Line]]
* [[First Matter Press]]
* [[Fish Barrel Review]]
* [[Five on the Fifth]]
* [[Five Points]]
* [[Five South]]
* [[Fjords Review]]
* [[Flag + void]]
* [[FLAPPERHOUSE]]
* [[Flare: The Flagler Review]]
* [[Flash Fiction Online]]
* [[Flash Frog]]
* [[Flash Frontier]]
* [[Flashquake]]
* [[The Flexible Persona]]
* [[Flights]]
* [[Flint Hills Review]]
* [[Flock]]
* [[The Florida Review]]
* [[Flow Magazine]]
* [[Flyway]]
* [[Folio]]
* [[Folklore Review]]
* [[The Forge Literary Magazine]]
* [[Foundry]]
* [[Four Chamber Press]]
* [[Four Way Review]]
* [[Fourteen Hills]]
* [[Fourth Genre]]
* [[The Fourth River]]
* [[Fractured Literary]]
* [[Fractured West]]
* [[Free Verse: A Journal of Contemporary Poetry & Poetics]]
* [[Freshwater]]
* [[F(r)iction]]
* [[FRiGG]]
* [[Frogpond]]
* [[Front Porch]]
* [[Front range review]]
* [[Frontier Poetry]]
* [[Fugue]]
* [[Funicular Magazine]]
* [[Furrow]]
* [[Fwriction]]

== G ==

* [[Garfield Lake Review]]
* [[Gargoyle]]
* [[GASHER Journal]]
* [[Gay Magazine]]
* [[Generations]]
* [[Geometry]]
* [[Georgetown Review]]
* [[Georgia Review]]
* [[Gettysburg Review]]
* [[Ghost Parachute]]
* [[Gigantic]]
* [[Gigantic Sequins]]
* [[The Glacier]]
* [[Glass: A Journal of Poetry]]
* [[Glassworks Magazine]]
* [[Glimmer Train]]
* [[Going Down Swinging]]
* [[The Golden Key]]
* [[Gone Lawn]]
* [[The Good Life Review]]
* [[Gordon Square Review]]
* [[Grain]]
* [[Granta]]
* [[Grasslimb Journal]]
* [[Gravel]]
* [[The Great American Poetry Show]]
* [[Great Lakes Review]]
* [[Great River Review]]
* [[Great Weather for Media]]
* [[Green Hills Literary Lantern]]
* [[Green Mountains Review]]
* [[Greensboro Review]]
* [[Griffith Review]]
* [[Grimoire]]
* [[Grist]]
* [[Grub Street Crackle]]
* [[Guernica]]
* [[Guesthouse]]
* [[Gulf Coast]]
* [[Gulf Stream]]
* [[G.W. Review]]

== H ==
* [[HAD]]
* [[Halfway Down The Stairs]]
* [[Hamilton Stone Review]]
* [[Hanging Loose Press]]
* [[Harbinger Asylum]]
* [[Harbor Review]]
* [[Harp and Altar]]
* [[Harper's]]
* [[Harpur Palate]]
* [[HARTS & Minds]]
* [[The Hartskill Review]]
* [[The Harvard Advocate]]
* [[Harvard Review]]
* [[Hawaii Pacific Review]]
* [[Hayden's Ferry Review]]
* [[The Head and the Hand Press]]
* [[HeartWood]]
* [[Heavy Feather]]
* [[Hedge Apple]]
* [[Helen Literary Magazine]]
* [[Hermeneutic Chaos]]
* [[Hexagon]]
* [[Hinterland Magazine]]
* [[Hiram Poetry Review]]
* [[Hippocampus]]
* [[Hobart]]
* [[Hobart (Online)]]
* [[Hole In The Head]]
* [[The Hollins Critic]]
* [[Hominum Journal]]
* [[Hoot]]
* [[Hot Metal Bridge]]
* [[Hotel Amerika]]
* [[Hoxie Gorge Review]]
* [[The Hudson Review]]
* [[HUMAN/KIND Journal]]
* [[Humber Literary Review]]
* [[Hunger Mountain]]
* [[Hypertrophic Literary]]
* [[Hypnopomp magazine]]

== I ==
* [[I-70 Review]]
* [[The Idaho Review]]
* [[Identity Theory]]
* [[Ideomancer]]
* [[The Ilanot Review]]
* [[ILK]]
* [[Image]]
* [[Imagitopia]]
* [[Impossible Archetype]]
* [[In Short: A Journal of Flash Nonfiction]]
* [[Inch Magazine and Bull City Press]]
* [[Indiana Review]]
* [[Indianapolis Review]]
* [[The Indianola Review]]
* [[Inflectionist Review]]
* [[Inkwell Journal]]
* [[Innisfree Poetry Journal]]
* [[Inscape (BYU)]]
* [[Inscape (Washburn)]]
* [[Interrupture]]
* [[Interfictions]]
* [[Interim Magazine]]
* [[Interrobang]]
* [[Interzone]]
* [[Intima: A Journal of Narrative Medicine]]
* [[Intrepidus Ink]]
* [[Into the Void]]
* [[iO]]
* [[Iowa Review]]
* [[Irish Pages: A journal of Contemporary Writing]]
* [[Iron Horse Literary Review]]
* [[Island Magazine]]
* [[Isthmus]]

== J ==

* [[J Journal]]
* [[JAB]]
* [[Jabberwock Review]]
* [[JAKE]]
* [[James Gunn's Ad Astra]]
* [[Jelly Bucket]]
* [[Jellyfish Review]]
* [[JMWW]]
* [[Johnny America]]
* [[Jokes Review]]
* [[Josephine Quarterly]]
* [[Joyland Magazine]]
* [[The Journal]]
* [[Journal of Compressed Creative Arts]]
* [[Journal of Microliterature]]
* [[Joyland Magazine]]
* [[jubilat]]
* [[Juked (print)]]
* [[Juked (web)]]
* [[Juniper - A Poetry Journal]]
* [[JuxtaProse Literary Magazine]]

== K ==

* [[Kaleidotrope]]
* [[Kansas City Voices]]
* [[Kelp Journal]]
* [[Kenyon Review]]
* [[Kestrel]]
* [[Keyhole Magazine]]
* [[Kill author]]
* [[Kill Your Darlings]]
* [[Kindred Magazine]]
* [[King Ludd's Rag]]
* [[Kinpaurak]]
* [[The Kite Journal]]
* [[Kosmos Quarterly]]
* [[Kudzu]]

== L ==

* [[La Petite Zine]]
* [[Lake Effect]]
* [[Lakeshore Review]]
* [[Lammergeier]]
* [[LampLight Magazine]]
* [[Lana Turner]]
* [[Landlocked magazine]]
* [[The Lascaux Review]]
* [[Last Stanza Poetry Journal]]
* [[The Laurel Review]]
* [[L'Esprit Literary Review]]
* [[Leon Literary Review]]
* [[Levee]]
* [[LEVELER]]
* [[LEVITATE]]
* [[Lavender Wolves Literary Journal]]
* [[Leodegraunce]]
* [[Lifelines]]
* [[Liars' League London]]
* [[Light/humor]]
* [[Light/water]]
* [[Lighten Up Poetry Online]]
* [[Likely Red Press]]
* [[Lilith]]
* [[Lily Poetry Review]]
* [[Linebreak]]
* [[Lightspeed Magazine]]
* [[Liminality Poetry]]
* [[Liminal Stories]]
* [[Linden Review]]
* [[Lindenwood Review]]
* [[LIT]]
* [[The Literarian]]
* [[Literary Orphans]]
* [[The Literary Review]]
* [[Litmag]]
* [[Litro]]
* [[Little Engines]]
* [[Little Patuxent Review]]
* [[Little Star]]
* [[Loch Raven Review]]
* [[The London Magazine]]
* [[Long River Review]]
* [[Longleaf Review]]
* [[LORE]]
* [[Los Angeles Review]]
* [[Lost Balloon]]
* [[Lost Pilots]]
* [[Lotus-eater]]
* [[Louisiana Literature]]
* [[The Louisville Review]]
* [[Lucky Jefferson]]
* [[The Lumiere Review]]
* [[Lumina]]
* [[Lunch Ticket]]
* [[L=Y=R=A]]

== M ==

* [[The MacGuffin]]
* [[The Mackinac]]
* [[(mac)ro(mic)]]
* [[The Madrid Review]]
* [[Magma]]
* [[Main Page]]
* [[Main Street Rag]]
* [[Maine Review]]
* [[MAKE: A Chicago Literary Magazine]]
* [[The Malahat Review]]
* [[The Mantle]]
* [[Marathon Literary Review]]
* [[The Marrow]]
* [[Mary: A Journal of New Writing]]
* [[MASKS]]
* [[Massachusetts Review]]
* [[Masque and Spectacle]]
* [[The Masters Review]]
* [[The Matador Review]]
* [[matchbook]]
* [[Maudlin House]]
* [[The McNeese Review]]
* [[McSweeney's Internet Tendency]]
* [[McSweeney's Quarterly]]
* [[Meanjin]]
* [[Measure: A Review of Formal Poetry]]
* [[Medusa's Laugh Press]]
* [[MEMEZENE]]
* [[Memoir (and)]]
* [[Memorious]]
* [[Memoryhouse Magazine]]
* [[Meniscus]]
* [[Meridian]]
* [[Metonym]]
* [[Michigan Quarterly Review]]
* [[Mid-American Review]]
* [[Midnight Circus]]
* [[Midway Journal]]
* [[Mikrokosmos Journal]]
* [[Minetta Review]]
* [[Minola Review]]
* [[The Minnesota Review]]
* [[Miracle Monocle]]
* [[The Mississippi Review]]
* [[The Missouri Review]]
* [[Mixed Fruit]]
* [[Modern Haiku]]
* [[Molecule: A Tiny Lit Mag]]
* [[Mojave River Review]]
* [[MOJO / Mikrokosmos Literary Journal]]
* [[Monarch Review]]
* [[Mondegreen]]
* [[Monkeybicycle]]
* [[Moon City Press]]
* [[Moon City Review]]
* [[Moon Milk Review]]
* [[MoonPark Review]]
* [[Moss: A Journal of the Pacific Northwest]]
* [[The Moth]]
* [[Mslexia]]
* [[Mud Luscious Press]]
* [[Mud Season Review]]
* [[MudRoom]]
* [[Mulberry Literary]]
* [[museum of americana]]
* [[mutiny!]]
* [[Muzzle]]

== N ==
* [[N + 1]]
* [[NANO Fiction]]
* [[NAP]]
* [[Narrative]]
* [[Nashville Review]]
* [[The Nassau Review]]
* [[The Nation]]
* [[The National Poetry Review]]
* [[Nature]]
* [[Naugatuck River Review]]
* [[Nebo]]
* [[Necessary Fiction]]
* [[NELLE]]
* [[Neon Literary Magazine]]
* [[New American Press]]
* [[New American Writing]]
* [[The New Criterion]]
* [[New Delta Review]]
* [[New England Review]]
* [[New Feathers Anthology]]
* [[New Flash Fiction Review]]
* [[New Gothic Review]]
* [[New Guard Review]]
* [[New Letters]]
* [[New Madrid]]
* [[New Note Poetry Magazine]]
* [[New Ohio Review (/nor)]]
* [[New Orleans Review]]
* [[New Plains Review]]
* [[New Reader]]
* [[New South]]
* [[New Verse Review]]
* [[New World Writing]]
* [[New York Quarterly (NYQ)]]
* [[The New Yorker]]
* [[Newfound]]
* [[The Night Heron Barks]]
* [[Nightmare]]
* [[Nimrod]]
* [[Nine Mile]]
* [[Ninth Letter]]
* [[NO COLONY]]
* [[No Contact]]
* [[No Tokens]]
* [[NonBinary Review]]
* [[NOO Journal]]
* [[Noon Annual]]
* [[The Normal School]]
* [[North American Review]]
* [[North Dakota Quarterly]]
* [[Northwest Review]]
* [[Not One of Us]]
* [[Notre Dame Review]]
* [[The Nottingham Review]]

== O ==
* [[Ocean State Review]]
* [[Ocotillo review]]
* [[The Offbeat]]
* [[The Offing]]
* [[Okay Donkey]]
* [[Olney]]
* [[On The Seawall]]
* [[ONE ART: a journal of poetry]]
* [[One Sentence Poems]]
* [[One Story]]
* [[One Throne Magazine]]
* [[Only Poems]]
* [[Open Minds Quarterly]]
* [[Opium]]
* [[Oracle Fine Arts Review]]
* [[Orca]]
* [[Orion]]
* [[Orion's Belt]]
* [[Osiris Poetry]]
* [[Other Poetry]]
* [[Outlook Springs]]
* [[Overland]]
* [[Owen Wister Review]]
* [[Oxford American]]
* [[Oyez Review]]
* [[Oyster River Pages]]

== P ==
* [[Pacifica Literary Review]]
* [[Painted Bride Quarterly]]
* [[Palette Poetry]]
* [[Palooka]]
* [[Pangyrus]]
* [[PANK]]
* [[Panoply]]
* [[Paper Nautilus]]
* [[Paperbark Magazine]]
* [[Paranoid Tree]]
* [[Parcel]]
* [[Parentheses Journal]]
* [[The Paris American]]
* [[Paris Review]]
* [[Parsec Ink]]
* [[Passager]]
* [[Passages North]]
* [[Passengers Journal]]
* [[Pearl]]
* [[Peauxdunque Review]]
* [[Pedestal Magazine]]
* [[Pembroke Magazine]]
* [[Penn Review]]
* [[The People's Friend]]
* [[Permafrost]]
* [[Phantom Drift]]
* [[Phare, the]]
* [[Philadelphia Stories]]
* [[Phoebe]]
* [[Pidgeonholes]]
* [[Pigeon Review]]
* [[Pilgrimage]]
* [[The Pinch]]
* [[Pine Hills Review]]
* [[Pinhole Poetry]]
* [[Pinwheel]]
* [[Pirene's Fountain]]
* [[Pithead Chapel]]
* [[Pittsburgh Poetry Review]]
* [[Plainsongs]]
* [[Planet Scumm]]
* [[Plant-Human Quarterly]]
* [[Pleiades]]
* [[Ploughshares]]
* [[Plume Poetry Journal]]
* [[PodCastle]]
* [[Poemeleon]]
* [[Poet Lore]]
* [[Poetry (Chicago)]]
* [[Poetry Ireland Review]]
* [[Poetry is Currency]]
* [[Poetry London]]
* [[Poetry Magazine]]
* [[Poetry Northwest]]
* [[Poetry Online]]
* [[Poetry Salzburg Review]]
* [[Poetry South]]
* [[Poets Reading the News]]
* [[Points in Case]]
* [[Ponder review]]
* [[Popshot Magazine]]
* [[Porter House Review]]
* [[Portland Review]]
* [[Posit]]
* [[Post Road]]
* [[Postcard Poems and Prose Magazine]]
* [[Postcard Press]]
* [[The Postscript Journal]]
* [[Potomac Review]]
* [[Prairie Fire]]
* [[Prairie Schooner]]
* [[Precipitate]]
* [[Presence: A Journal of Catholic Poetry]]
* [[Prime Number Magazine]]
* [[Prism international]]
* [[Prism Review]]
* [[Profane]]
* [[Prune Juice Journal]]
* [[Psaltery & Lyre]]
* [[PseudoPod]]
* [[Psychopomp]]
* [[A Public Space]]
* [[Puerto Del Sol]]
* [[Pulp Literature]]
* [[Puritan]]

== Q ==

* [[Qu]]
* [[Quarter After Eight]]
* [[Quarterly West]]
* [[Quick Fiction]]
* [[Quiddity]]
* [[Qwerty Magazine]]

== R ==
* [[R&R Magazine]]
* [[Rabbit Catastrophe Review]]
* [[Radar Poetry]]
* [[Raintown Review]]
* [[Raleigh Review]]
* [[Rappahannock Review]]
* [[Rascal]]
* [[Rat's Ass Review]]
* [[Rathalla Review]]
* [[Rattle]]
* [[Raven Chronicles]]
* [[The Razor]]
* [[Really System]]
* [[Reckoning]]
* [[Red Earth Review]]
* [[Red Fez]]
* [[Red Noise Collective]]
* [[Red Rock Review]]
* [[Redheaded Stepchild]]
* [[Redivider]]
* [[Redstone Science Fiction]]
* [[Reed Magazine]]
* [[Relief]]
* [[The Renaissance Review]]
* [[The Republic of Letters]]
* [[Reservoir]]
* [[Reunion: The Dallas Review]]
* [[Revolute]]
* [[Revolution House]]
* [[Revue Post]]
* [[RHINO]]
* [[The Rialto]]
* [[Right Hand Pointing]]
* [[RipRap]]
* [[A River & Sound]]
* [[River Heron]]
* [[River Styx]]
* [[River Teeth]]
* [[riverSedge]]
* [[Rivet]]
* [[Roanoke Review]]
* [[Room Magazine]]
* [[Round Table Literary Journal]]
* [[Rubbertop Review]]
* [[Ruminate]]
* [[The Rumpus]]
* [[The Rupture]]
* [[The Rush]]
* [[Rust + Moth]]

== S ==
* [[Saint Ann's Review / tsarina]]
* [[Saint Katherine Review]]
* [[Sakura Review]]
* [[Salamander]]
* [[saltfront]]
* [[Salt Hill]]
* [[San Pedro River Review]]
* [[SAND]]
* [[Sandy River Review]]
* [[Santa Ana River Review]]
* [[Santa clara review]]
* [[Santa Fe Review]]
* [[Santa Monica Review]]
* [[Saranac review]]
* [[Scapegoat Review]]
* [[Sci-Fi Lampoon]]
* [[Schuylkill Valley Journal (SVJ)]]
* [[The Scores]]
* [[Scoundrel Time]]
* [[Scrawl Place]]
* [[Scrutiny]]
* [[Seaside Gothic]]
* [[Seize the Press]]
* [[Selene Quarterly]]
* [[Seneca Review]]
* [[Sequestrum]]
* [[Sewanee Review]]
* [[The Shanghai Literary Review]]
* [[Sheepshead Review]]
* [[Sheila-Na-Gig]]
* [[Shenandoah]]
* [[Shimmer]]
* [[Shirley]]
* [[Sho Poetry Journal]]
* [[Shock Totem]]
* [[Shooter Literary Magazine]]
* [[The Shore]]
* [[Shoreline of Infinity]]
* [[Short Circuit]]
* [[Short Story Long]]
* [[Sidebrow]]
* [[Sierra Nevada Review]]
* [[Silk Road Review]]
* [[Sinkhole]]
* [[Sinking City Literary Magazine]]
* [[Sixth Finch]]
* [[The Skull and Laurel]]
* [[Sky Island Journal]]
* [[SLANT: A Journal of Poetry]]
* [[Slice Magazine]]
* [[Slippage]]
* [[Slippery Elm]]
* [[Slipstream]]
* [[Smartish Pace]]
* [[SmokeLong Quarterly]]
* [[Snowflake Magazine]]
* [[Solstice]]
* [[So to Speak]]
* [[Sobotka literary magazine]]
* [[Socrates on the Beach]]
* [[SoFloPoJo]]
* [[Soft Blow]]
* [[Sonder Review]]
* [[Sonora Review]]
* [[Sonic Boom]]
* [[Soundings East]]
* [[The South Carolina Review]]
* [[South Dakota Review]]
* [[South 85 Journal]]
* [[The Southampton Review]]
* [[Southeast Review]]
* [[Southern California Review]]
* [[Southern Humanities Review]]
* [[Southern Indiana Review]]
* [[Southern Poetry Review]]
* [[The Southern Review]]
* [[Southwest Review]]
* [[Southword Literary Journal]]
* [[Sou'wester]]
* [[Space Fantasy Magazine]]
* [[Spartan]]
* [[Speckled Trout Review]]
* [[The Spectacle]]
* [[Spillway]]
* [[Split Lip]]
* [[Split Rock Review]]
* [[Split This Rock]]
* [[Spoon River Poetry Review]]
* [[Sport literate]]
* [[Spry]]
* [[Stanchion]]
* [[Stand]]
* [[Star 82 Review]]
* [[Steam Ticket]]
* [[Still Points Arts Quarterly]]
* [[Stinging Fly]]
* [[Stirring]]
* [[Stone Circle Review]]
* [[Stoneboat Literary Journal]]
* [[Stonecoast Review]]
* [[Stonecrop Magazine]]
* [[Stone Highway Review]]
* [[Stone of Madness]]
* [[Stoneslide Corrective]]
* [[Storm Cellar]]
* [[Story]]
* [[Story Quarterly]]
* [[Storyglossia]]
* [[Storyscape Journal]]
* [[storySouth]]
* [[Strand]]
* [[Strange Horizons]]
* [[Streetcake Magazine]]
* [[StreetLit]]
* [[Strix]]
* [[Structo]]
* [[Stymie]]
* [[Subnivean]]
* [[Subtropics]]
* [[Suburban review]]
* [[A Sufferer's Digest]]
* [[Sugar House Review]]
* [[Sugared Water]]
* [[Summerset Review]]
* [[The Sun Magazine]]
* [[Sundog Lit]]
* [[Sunspot Lit]]
* [[The Sunlight Press]]
* [[Superstition Review]]
* [[Susurrus]]
* [[Swamp Biscuits and Tea]]
* [[Swamp literary magazine]]
* [[Swamp pink]]
* [[Swannanoa Review]]
* [[Sweet Tree Review]]
* [[Sweet: A Literary Confection]]
* [[Swink]]
* [[Switchback]]
* [[Sycamore Review]]

== T ==

* [[TAB: The Journal of Poetry & Poetics]]
* [[table//FEAST]]
* [[Taco Bell Quarterly]]
* [[Tagvverk]]
* [[Tahoma Literary Review]]
* [[takahē Magazine]]
* [[Talking River]]
* [[Tammy Journal]]
* [[Tampa review]]
* [[Tar River Poetry]]
* [[Temz Review]]
* [[Terrain.org]]
* [[Texas review]]
* [[Texlandia]]
* [[Thanet Writers]]
* [[THEMA]]
* [[The Literary Times]]
* [[Thimble Literary Magazine]]
* [[Thin Air]]
* [[THINK: A Journal of Poetry, Fiction, and Essays]]
* [[Third Coast]]
* [[Third Point Press]]
* [[Third Street Review]]
* [[Third Wednesday]]
* [[THIS Literary Magazine]]
* [[Threadcount Magazine]]
* [[Threepenny Review]]
* [[Thrice]]
* [[Thrush Poetry Journal]]
* [[Tikkun]]
* [[Tilde]]
* [[Tilted House Review]]
* [[Timberline Review]]
* [[Tin House]]
* [[Tin House Online]]
* [[Tinderbox Poetry Journal]]
* [[Tiny Molecules]]
* [[TINGE Magazine]]
* [[Tipton Poetry Review]]
* [[The Tishman Review]]
* [[Toadsuck Review]]
* [[Toho Journal]]
* [[Tor.com]]
* [[Toronto Journal]]
* [[TRACK//FOUR]]
* [[Trampoline]]
* [[Trampset]]
* [[Triptych Tales]]
* [[True Story]]
* [[TriQuarterly]]
* [[Tule Review]]
* [[Tulane Review]]
* [[Tupelo Quarterly]]
* [[Two Serious Ladies]]
* [[Two Thirds North]]
* [[Typehouse]]
* [[Typishly]]

== U ==

* [[Unbroken Journal]]
* [[UNBUILD walls]]
* [[Uncanny Magazine]]
* [[Uncanny Valley]]
* [[Uncharted]]
* [[Under the gum tree]]
* [[Underground Voices]]
* [[Union Station Magazine]]
* [[Unsaid Magazine]]
* [[Unstamatic Magazine]]
* [[Unshod Quills]]
* [[Unstuck]]
* [[Untoward]]
* [[Up the Staircase Quarterly]]
* [[Upstreet]]

== V ==

* [[Vallum: Contemporary Poetry]]
* [[Valparaiso Fiction Review]]
* [[Valparaiso Poetry Review]]
* [[A Velvet Giant]]
* [[Variant Literature]]
* [[Variety Pack]]
* [[Vast Chasm Magazine]]
* [[Verandah]]
* [[Versal]]
* [[Verse Kraken]]
* [[Vestal Review]]
* [[Virginia Quarterly Review]]
* [[Vita Brevis Poetry Magazine]]
* [[Vitality Magazine]]

== W ==

* [[Waccamaw]]
* [[Wallstrait]]
* [[Warning Lines Lit]]
* [[Washington Pastime]]
* [[Washington Square Review]]
* [[Water Stone Review]]
* [[Watershed Review]]
* [[Wayfarer]]
* [[Waxwing]]
* [[Weave Magazine]]
* [[Weird Horror]]
* [[Welter]]
* [[West Branch]]
* [[West Review]]
* [[West Trade Review]]
* [[West Texas Literary Review]]
* [[Westchester Review]]
* [[Westerly]]
* [[Western Humanities Review]]
* [[Whale Road Review]]
* [[wherewithal]]
* [[Whimperbang]]
* [[Whiskey Island]]
* [[WhiskeyPaper]]
* [[The White Review]]
* [[Wigleaf]]
* [[wildness]]
* [[Willow Springs]]
* [[Windmill]]
* [[Wingless Dreamer]]
* [[Winter Tangerine Review]]
* [[Wisconsin Review]]
* [[Witness]]
* [[Wizards in Space]]
* [[Women in REDzine]]
* [[The Woodward Review]]
* [[Worcester Review]]
* [[World Literature Today]]
* [[Word Riot]]
* [[Wrongdoing Magazine]]
* [[Write or Die Magazine]]

== X ==
* [[X-R-A-Y Literary Magazine]]

== Y ==

* [[Yale Review]]
* [[Yalobusha Review]]
* [[Yemassee]]

== Z ==

* [[Zetetic Record]]
* [[Zoetrope: All-Story]]
* [[Zombies Need Brains LLC]]
* [[Zone 3 Journal]]
* [[Zymbol]]
* [[ZYZZYVA]]

== 123 (Non-alphabetic titles) ==

* [[2River View]]
* [[8 Poems]]
* [[32 Poems]]
* [[34 Orchard]]
* [[34thparallel]]
* [[45th Parallel]]
* [[14Poems]]

Plume Poetry Journal

2025-07-11T01:58:50Z

Smalljones: /* Standard */

An online journal "offering twelve poems per monthly issue".

== Poetry rejections ==

=== Standard ===
'''2025'''
<blockquote>
Many thanks for allowing us to read these poems: unfortunately, they are not for Plume.

Much good fortune in placing these elsewhere – and thanks, too, for thinking of us and for reading the journal, which I hope you will continue to do.

The Plume Team
</blockquote>
'''2023'''
<blockquote>Hello, — –

Many thanks for allowing us to read these poems: unfortunately, however, they are not for PLUME.

Much good fortune in placing these elsewhere – and thanks, too, for thinking of us and for reading the journal, which I hope you will continue to do.

The Plume Team </blockquote>

'''2022'''
<blockquote>
Many thanks for allowing us to read these poems: unfortunately, however, they are not – not these, anyway -- for PLUME. I’m sorry.

Much good fortune in placing these elsewhere – and thanks, too, for thinking of us and for reading the journal, which I hope you will continue to do.

The Plume Team
</blockquote>

'''2017'''
<blockquote>
First, thanks so much for allowing me to read these.
Unfortunately, the work does not suit Plume’s needs at the moment; I wish you every success in placing these poems elsewhere.
And: I do hope you continue to follow our little adventure.

Once more, much good fortune and much gratitude.
</blockquote>

=== Tiered ===
'''2019'''
<blockquote>
Hi, [name] –
A form latter, though of course I wish it weren’t -- but, many submissions, and I the sole reader. I apologize for any delay in getting back you.
Many thanks for allowing us to look at these: unfortunately, however, they are not for PLUME.
Much good fortune in placing these elsewhere – and thanks, too, for thinking of us and for reading journal, which I hope you will continue to do.
Please do consider submitting again after a bit.

Best --

Daniel Lawless
Editor, PLUME
</blockquote>

Attention copyeditors! "form latter"

New Verse Review

2025-06-24T18:15:21Z

Smalljones: /* 2024 */

RHINO

2025-06-23T01:44:57Z

Smalljones: /* Standard */

===Standard===
'''2025'''
<blockquote>
Dear__,

Thank you for sending us your work. While your submission does not meet our needs for this year's issue, we're grateful that you thought of us.

While we accept only one submission from each writer during the regular reading period, you're welcome to submit again for our Founders' Contest, which opens for submissions August 1. And if you'd like, please stay in touch via BlueSky, Instagram, or Facebook, or join us at one of our events this year.

Best wishes,
The Editors of RHINO Poetry
</blockquote>

'''2023'''
<blockquote>Dear —,

Thank you for sending us your work. While your submission does not meet our needs for this year's issue, we do wish you the best of luck in placing it elsewhere. We are grateful that you thought of us.

While we accept only one submission from each writer during the regular reading period, you're welcome to submit again for our Founders' Contest, which opens for submissions August 1. And if you'd like, please stay in touch via Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook, or join us at one of our events this year.

Best wishes,

The Editors of RHINO Poetry</blockquote>

'''2015'''

<blockquote>
Thank you for sending us your work. Unfortunately, we are unable to use your manuscript at this time. Nonetheless, we are honored that you thought of us, and wish you the best in placing your work elsewhere.

Sincerely,

The Editors of RHINO Poetry
</blockquote>

===Higher Tier===
'''2023'''
<blockquote>Dear —,

Thank you for sending us your work. Although your submission had many strengths, it does not meet our needs for this year's issue. Nonetheless, we are grateful that you thought of us.

While we accept only one submission from each writer during the regular reading period, you are welcome to submit again for the Founders' Contest, which opens for submissions August 1.

And if you'd like, please stay in touch via Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook, or join us at one of our events this year.

Best wishes,

The Editors of RHINO Poetry

</blockquote>

===Higher Tier===
'''2018'''
<blockquote>Dear —,

The editors of RHINO are honored that you chose to share your work with us. Except in rare instances, all manuscripts are read by at least four editors. Given the high caliber and number of submissions, the choices are aways difficult.

Although your submission had many strengths, it does not meet our needs for this year's issue. Nonetheless, we are grateful that you thought of us, and hope you will consider RHINO when submitting your work in the future. We accept only one submission from each writer during the regular reading period, but you would be welcome to submit again for the Founders' Contest, which opens for submissions September 1.

Thank you for your interest in RHINO. We'd love to connect on Facebook, @rhinopoetry, and to see you at one or more of our events this year.

Best wishes,

The Editors of RHINO Poetry

</blockquote>

'''2015'''

<blockquote>
The editors of RHINO know the labor behind your submission and take seriously every packet we receive.

Except in rare instances, all manuscripts are read by at least four editors. As the caliber and number of submissions continue to improve, the choices become even more difficult.

Unfortunately, your submission does not meet our needs for this year's issue. Nonetheless, we are honored that you thought of us, and hope you will consider RHINO when submitting your work in the future.

Thank you for your interest in RHINO.

Best wishes,

The Editors of RHINO Poetry
</blockquote>

On The Seawall

2025-06-12T19:41:59Z

Smalljones: /* Higher Tier? */

== Poetry ==
'''2024'''
<blockquote>
Thanks very much for this chance to read some of your new work. It’s my privilege to do so.

Although I’ve decided to pass the poems back to you, I do appreciate what you’re doing in all of them.

Thanks, too, for visiting On The Seawall from time to time.

Kind regards from  Ron

Ron Slate / On The Seawall / P. O. Box 179 / Chilmark MA 02535
Joy Ride, poems by Ron Slate, now available from Carnegie Mellon Univ. Press.
</blockquote>

=== Higher Tier? ===

==2025==
<blockquote>
Thanks very much for this chance to read some of your new work. It’s my privilege to do so.

Although I’ve decided to pass the pieces back to you, I do appreciate what you’re doing in them, especially “(Greatest poem ever written)."

Thanks, too, for visiting On The Seawall from time to time.

Kind regards from  Ron

Ron Slate / On The Seawall / P. O. Box 179 / Chilmark MA 02535
</blockquote>

Poetry (Chicago)

2025-06-03T20:53:48Z

Smalljones:

==2025==
===standard===
<blockquote>
Thank you for sending your work to POETRY magazine—and thank you, too, for your patience as you waited for our response.

We won’t be publishing anything from your submission, but we wish you the best of luck in publishing it elsewhere and appreciate you sending it our way.

Thanks so much for your support of the magazine. We hope you are as safe and well as can be.

Gratefully,

The Editors
</blockquote>

==2023==
===standard===
<blockquote>
Thank you for sending your work to POETRY magazine—and thank you, too, for your patience as you waited for our response.

We won’t be publishing anything from your submission, but we wish you the best of luck in publishing it elsewhere and appreciate you sending it our way.

Thanks so much for your support of the magazine. We hope you are as safe and well as can be.

Gratefully,

The Editors
</blockquote>

Cider Press Review

2025-04-09T16:54:05Z

Smalljones: /* Poetry rejections */

==Poetry rejections==
===Standard===
'''2020'''
<blockquote>
Dear First Last,

We appreciate the opportunity to read your work, but unfortunately this submission was not a right fit for Cider Press Review.

Thank you for trying us.

Sincerely,

The Editors of Cider Press Review
</blockquote>

===Tiered?===
'''2025'''
<blockquote>
Thank you for submitting [poem names]. Although these pieces are not right for us, we appreciated the opportunity to read your work. Please consider submitting another batch of work during our next reading period.

We're grateful for your interest in Cider Press Review and wish you the best with your writing.

Sincerely,
The Editors of Cider Press Review
</blockquote>

SoFloPoJo

2025-04-05T18:52:08Z

Smalljones:

'''2025-better'''
<blockquote>
Thank you for your submission to SoFloPoJo - South Florida Poetry Journal.

Each of your poems received praise from our readers but I am sorry to report that none received enough votes to advance.

Although we are declining your submission this time, we appreciate the chance to read and consider it.

Sincerely,

Michael Mackin O'Mara

SoFloPoJo - South Florida Poetry Journal
</blockquote>

'''Earlier-standard'''
<blockquote>
Thank you for your submission to SoFloPoJo - South Florida Poetry Journal. I am sorry to report that it did not receive enough up-votes from our staff to advance.

Although we are declining your submission this time, we appreciate the chance to read and consider it.

Thank you again and best of luck placing this elsewhere.

Sincerely,
</blockquote>

Flow Magazine

2025-04-02T00:48:19Z

Smalljones: Created page with "'''2025''' <blockquote> Thank you for submitting to Flow Magazine. While I enjoyed the opportunity to review your work, it is not a fit for the magazine at this time. I hope..."

'''2025'''
<blockquote>
Thank you for submitting to Flow Magazine. While I enjoyed the opportunity to review your work, it is not a fit for the magazine at this time.

I hope you will consider submitting to future issues. Issue 1 is slated for a Spring/Summer release this year, so Issue 2 submissions will open mid-to-late 2025. Please keep your eyes on our social media channels for updates. It is truly an honor each time writers send their work for consideration in this project. I thank you again and hope to see more work from you in the future.

Warmly,
Ashlyn Sharp
Editor in Chief
</blockquote>

Literary Journals and Rejections

2025-04-02T00:47:32Z

Smalljones: /* F */

If you add journals to the list, please keep them in alphabetical order. Remember that articles like "a", "an" and "the" are not counted as part of the name for alphabetization purposes.

== A ==
* [[Abandon Journal]]
* [[Able Muse]]
* [[The Account]]
* [[The Acedian Review]]
* [[Acropolis Journal]]
* [[Acumen]]
* [[Adroit Journal]]
* [[Aeolian Harp]]
* [[After Dinner Conversation]]
* [[After Happy Hour Review]]
* [[After Hours]]
* [[After the Pause]]
* [[Afterimages]]
* [[Agni]]
* [[Air/Light Magazine]]
* [[Akéwì Magazine]]
* [[Alaska Quarterly Review]]
* [[Alba: A Journal of Short Poetry]]
* [[The Alchemy Spoon]]
* [[Algebra of Owls]]
* [[Alice Blue]]
* [[Alien Magazine]]
* [[Allegory Ridge]]
* [[Allium]]
* [[America]]
* [[American Chordata]]
* [[The American Journal of Poetry]]
* [[American Literary Review]]
* [[American Poetry Journal]]
* [[American Poetry Review]]
* [[American Scholar]]
* [[American Short Fiction]]
* [[Amethyst Arsenic]]
* [[Amsterdam Quarterly]]
* [[A-Minor Magazine]]
* [[Ampersand]]
* [[Amuse-Bouche]]
* [[Anacapa Review]]
* [[Anderbo]]
* [[Annalemma Magazine]]
* [[Anomaly]]
* [[Another Chicago Magazine]]
* [[Anti-Heroin Chic]]
* [[Antigonish Review]]
* [[Antioch Review]]
* [[Antiphony]]
* [[Aôthen Magazine]]
* [[Apex]]
* [[Appalachian Review]]
* [[Apparition Literary Magazine]]
* [[Apple Valley Review]]
* [[Arc Poetry Magazine]]
* [[Arcadia]]
* [[The Arcanist]]
* [[Arch]]
* [[Architrave Press]]
* [[ARDOR]]
* [[Arkana]]
* [[Arkansas International]]
* [[Arsenika]]
* [[Artifice]]
* [[Arts & Letters]]
* [[Asimov's]]
* [[Ascent]]
* [[Ashville Poetry Review]]
* [[Asian American Writers' Workshop]]
* [[ASP Bulletin]]
* [[Astropoetica]]
* [[Atlanta Review]]
* [[Atlantic]]
* [[Atlas and Alice]]
* [[Atrium]]
* [[Atticus Review]]
* [[Augur]]
* [[Austin Review]]
* [[Automata]]
* [[Avalon literary review]]
* [[Avery Anthology]]
* [[AZURE: A Journal of Literary Thought]]

== B ==
* [[b(OINK) zine]]
* [[Bacopa Literary Review]]
* [[Bad Lilies]]
* [[The Baffler]]
* [[Balkan Press]]
* [[Baltimore Review]]
* [[Banshee Lit]]
* [[Barcelona Review]]
* [[Barely South Review]]
* [[Barn Owl Review]]
* [[Barnhouse]]
* [[Barnstorm]]
* [[Barnwood]]
* [[Barrelhouse]]
* [[Barrow Street]]
* [[Bat City Review]]
* [[Bateau Press]]
* [[Bayou Magazine]]
* [[Beaver Magazine]]
* [[Beechers]]
* [[The Believer]]
* [[Belle Point Press]]
* [[Belletrist Magazine]]
* [[Bellevue Literary Review]]
* [[Bellingham Review]]
* [[Bellow Literary Journal]]
* [[Beloit Poetry Journal]]
* [[Belmont Story Review]]
* [[Bennington Review]]
* [[Berkeley Fiction Review]]
* [[Berkeley Poetry Review]]
* [[Berlin Lit]]
* [[Bete Noire]]
* [[Bethlehem Writers Roundtable]]
* [[Between the Lines]]
* [[Big Lucks]]
* [[Birdfeast]]
* [[Birkensnake]]
* [[Birmingham Poetry Review]]
* [[Bitter Oleander]]
* [[Black Clock]]
* [[Black Fox]]
* [[Black Static]]
* [[Black Telephone Magazine]]
* [[Black Warrior Review]]
* [[Blackbird]]
* [[BLIP]]
* [[Block Party Magazine]]
* [[Blood Orange Review]]
* [[Blue Earth Review]]
* [[Blue Mesa Review]]
* [[Blue Monday Review]]
* [[Blue River Review]]
* [[Blue Unicorn]]
* [[Bluestem]]
* [[BOAAT]]
* [[B O D Y]]
* [[Bodega]]
* [[The Boiler Journal]]
* [[BOMB Magazine]]
* [[Bone Bouquet]]
* [[Book of Matches]]
* [[Bookends Review]]
* [[Booth]]
* [[Bop Dead City]]
* [[Border Crossing]]
* [[Borderlands: Texas Poetry Review]]
* [[Boston Review]]
* [[Boulevard]]
* [[Bourbon Penn]]
* [[Boxcar Poetry Review]]
* [[Braided Way]]
* [[Brain, Child]]
* [[Breakroom Stories]]
* [[Breakwater Review]]
* [[Brevity]]
* [[The Briar Cliff Review]]
* [[Brick]]
* [[Bridge eight]]
* [[Brilliant Corners]]
* [[Brilliant Flash Fiction]]
* [[Brink]]
* [[Broadkill Review]]
* [[Broadsided]]
* [[Broken Antler Review]]
* [[The Broken Plate]]
* [[Brooklyn Review]]
* [[Buffalo Almanack]]
* [[BULL]]
* [[Bureau]]
* [[The Bureau Dispatch]]
* [[Burningword Literary Journal]]
* [[Burnside Review]]
* [[burntdistrict]]
* [[Burrow Press Review]]
* [[Buzzy Magazine]]

== C ==
* [[cahoodaloodaling]]
* [[Caketrain]]
* [[California Quarterly]]
* [[CALYX Journal]]
* [[Camera Obscura]]
* [[The Canary Press]]
* [[The Cantabrigian Magazine]]
* [[Canthius]]
* [[Carmen et Error]]
* [[Carolina Wren Press]]
* [[Carolina Quarterly]]
* [[CAROUSEL]]
* [[carte blanche]]
* [[Carve]]
* [[Catapult]]
* [[Catch Up]]
* [[Cease, Cows]]
* [[Cellpoems]]
* [[Centaur Lit]]
* [[Certain Age]]
* [[Chaffin Journal]]
* [[Channel]]
* [[Chaotic Merge Magazine]]
* [[Chautauqua Literary Journal]]
* [[Chattahoochee Review]]
* [[The Cheat River Review]]
* [[cherry tree]]
* [[Chestnut Review]]
* [[Chicago Quarterly Review]]
* [[Chicago Review]]
* [[Chizine (The Chiaroscuro)]]
* [[Cider Press Review]]
* [[Cimarron Review]]
* [[Cincinnati Review]]
* [[Cirque]]
* [[The Citron Review]]
* [[Clackamas literary review]]
* [[Clarkesworld]]
* [[Claudius Speaks]]
* [[Claw & Blossom]]
* [[Cleaver Magazine]]
* [[Clockhouse]]
* [[Cloudbank]]
* [[The Coachella Review]]
* [[Cobalt]]
* [[Coffin Bell Journal]]
* [[The Coffin Factory]]
* [[Cold Mountain Review]]
* [[The Collagist (now The Rupture)]]
* [[Colorado Review]]
* [[Columbia: A Journal of Literature and Art]]
* [[Columbia Review]]
* [[The Common]]
* [[Common Well]]
* [[Commonweal]]
* [[Compose: A Journal of SImply Good Writing]]
* [[Comstock Review]]
* [[Concho River Review]]
* [[Concīs]]
* [[Conduit]]
* [[Confrontation]]
* [[Conjunctions]]
* [[Connecticut River Review]]
* [[Connotation Press: An Online Artifact]]
* [[Contemporary Verse 2]]
* [[Copihue Poetry]]
* [[Constellations]]
* [[Contrary]]
* [[Controlled Burn]]
* [[Coolest American Stories Anthology]]
* [[Copper Nickel]]
* [[Cordella Magazine]]
* [[Corium]]
* [[Cortland Review]]
* [[Corvus]]
* [[Cosmic Roots and Eldritch Shores]]
* [[Cosmonauts Avenue]]
* [[The Cossack Review]]
* [[Cossmass Infinities]]
* [[Cotton Xenomorph]]
* [[Court Green]]
* [[Crab Creek Review]]
* [[Crab Orchard Review]]
* [[Crack The Spine]]
* [[CRAFT Literary]]
* [[The Crawfish]]
* [[Crazyhorse]]
* [[Cream City Review]]
* [[Creative Nonfiction]]
* [[Crepuscular]]
* [[Cricket Media]]
* [[Crossed Genres]]
* [[Cumberland River Review]]
* [[Cutbank Literary Journal]]
* [[Cutleaf]]

== D ==

* [[Daily Science Fiction]]
* [[Dappled Things]]
* [[The Dark Magazine]]
* [[Dark Onus Lit]]
* [[Dark Sky]]
* [[Day One]]
* [[The Deadlands]]
* [[Dead Skunk Magazine]]
* [[Deathcap and Hemlock]]
* [[The Decadent Review]]
* [[december]]
* [[decomP]]
* [[Deep Magic]]
* [[Defunkt Poetry]]
* [[Delmarva Review]]
* [[Denver Quarterly]]
* [[Devil's Lake]]
* [[Diabolical Plots]]
* [[DIAGRAM]]
* [[DIALOGIST]]
* [[Diet Milk]]
* [[Diode]]
* [[Dishsoap Quarterly]]
* [[DMQ Review]]
* [[Door Is A Jar]]
* [[Doubly Mad]]
* [[Drabblecast]]
* [[Dragnet Magazine]]
* [[The Dread Machine]]
* [[DreamForge]]
* [[The Drift]]
* [[Driftwood Press]]
* [[Drunk in a Midnight Choir]]
* [[Drunken Boat]]
* [[Dublin Review]]
* [[Duende]]
* [[Dunes Review]]
* [[Dust Poetry Magazine]]

== E ==

* [[Eastern Iowa Review]]
* [[echolocation]]
* [[EcoTheo Review]]
* [[Ecotone Journal]]
* [[Ekphrastic Review]]
* [[Electric Literature]]
* [[Electric Spec]]
* [[Ellery Queen]]
* [[Eleven Eleven]]
* [[elimae]]
* [[Ellipsis]]
* [[Ellis Review]]
* [[The Emerson Review]]
* [[Emprise Review]]
* [[Empty House Press]]
* [[Empty Mirror]]
* [[Emrys journal]]
* [[Epigraph Magazine]]
* [[Epiphany]]
* [[Epoch]]
* [[Escape Pod]]
* [[Esquire]]
* [[Etherea Magazine]]
* [[Eunoia Review]]
* [[Evansville Review]]
* [[Evening Street Review]]
* [[EVENT]]
* [[Every Day Fiction]]
* [[Exacting Clam]]
* [[Examined life journal]]
* [[Existere]]
* [[Exposition Review]]
* [[Extra Teeth]]
* [[Eye to the Telescope]]

== F ==

* [[Factor Four]]
* [[Fahmidan Journal]]
* [[Failbetter]]
* [[Fairy Tale Review]]
* [[Fantastic Stories of the Imagination]]
* [[Fantasy]]
* [[Fantasy and Science Fiction]]
* [[Fatal Flaw Literary Magazine]]
* [[Faultline]]
* [[FEED]]
* [[Fence]]
* [[Fiction]]
* [[The Fiction Desk]]
* [[Fiction International]]
* [[Fictionweek Literary Review]]
* [[Fictive Dream]]
* [[Fiddleblack]]
* [[The Fiddlehead]]
* [[FIELD]]
* [[Fiery Scribe Review]]
* [[Fifth Wednesday Journal]]
* [[Fine Linen]]
* [[Firewords]]
* [[The First Line]]
* [[First Matter Press]]
* [[Fish Barrel Review]]
* [[Five on the Fifth]]
* [[Five Points]]
* [[Five South]]
* [[Fjords Review]]
* [[Flag + void]]
* [[FLAPPERHOUSE]]
* [[Flare: The Flagler Review]]
* [[Flash Fiction Online]]
* [[Flash Frog]]
* [[Flash Frontier]]
* [[Flashquake]]
* [[The Flexible Persona]]
* [[Flights]]
* [[Flint Hills Review]]
* [[Flock]]
* [[The Florida Review]]
* [[Flow Magazine]]
* [[Flyway]]
* [[Folio]]
* [[The Forge Literary Magazine]]
* [[Foundry]]
* [[Four Chamber Press]]
* [[Four Way Review]]
* [[Fourteen Hills]]
* [[Fourth Genre]]
* [[The Fourth River]]
* [[Fractured Literary]]
* [[Fractured West]]
* [[Free Verse: A Journal of Contemporary Poetry & Poetics]]
* [[Freshwater]]
* [[F(r)iction]]
* [[FRiGG]]
* [[Frogpond]]
* [[Front Porch]]
* [[Front range review]]
* [[Frontier Poetry]]
* [[Fugue]]
* [[Funicular Magazine]]
* [[Furrow]]
* [[Fwriction]]

== G ==

* [[Garfield Lake Review]]
* [[Gargoyle]]
* [[GASHER Journal]]
* [[Gay Magazine]]
* [[Generations]]
* [[Geometry]]
* [[Georgetown Review]]
* [[Georgia Review]]
* [[Gettysburg Review]]
* [[Ghost Parachute]]
* [[Gigantic]]
* [[Gigantic Sequins]]
* [[The Glacier]]
* [[Glass: A Journal of Poetry]]
* [[Glassworks Magazine]]
* [[Glimmer Train]]
* [[Going Down Swinging]]
* [[The Golden Key]]
* [[Gone Lawn]]
* [[The Good Life Review]]
* [[Gordon Square Review]]
* [[Grain]]
* [[Granta]]
* [[Grasslimb Journal]]
* [[Gravel]]
* [[The Great American Poetry Show]]
* [[Great Lakes Review]]
* [[Great River Review]]
* [[Great Weather for Media]]
* [[Green Hills Literary Lantern]]
* [[Green Mountains Review]]
* [[Greensboro Review]]
* [[Griffith Review]]
* [[Grimoire]]
* [[Grist]]
* [[Grub Street Crackle]]
* [[Guernica]]
* [[Guesthouse]]
* [[Gulf Coast]]
* [[Gulf Stream]]
* [[G.W. Review]]

== H ==
* [[Halfway Down The Stairs]]
* [[Hamilton Stone Review]]
* [[Hanging Loose Press]]
* [[Harbinger Asylum]]
* [[Harbor Review]]
* [[Harp and Altar]]
* [[Harper's]]
* [[Harpur Palate]]
* [[HARTS & Minds]]
* [[The Hartskill Review]]
* [[The Harvard Advocate]]
* [[Harvard Review]]
* [[Hawaii Pacific Review]]
* [[Hayden's Ferry Review]]
* [[The Head and the Hand Press]]
* [[HeartWood]]
* [[Heavy Feather]]
* [[Hedge Apple]]
* [[Helen Literary Magazine]]
* [[Hermeneutic Chaos]]
* [[Hexagon]]
* [[Hinterland Magazine]]
* [[Hiram Poetry Review]]
* [[Hippocampus]]
* [[Hobart]]
* [[Hobart (Online)]]
* [[Hole In The Head]]
* [[The Hollins Critic]]
* [[Hominum Journal]]
* [[Hoot]]
* [[Hot Metal Bridge]]
* [[Hotel Amerika]]
* [[Hoxie Gorge Review]]
* [[The Hudson Review]]
* [[HUMAN/KIND Journal]]
* [[Humber Literary Review]]
* [[Hunger Mountain]]
* [[Hypertrophic Literary]]
* [[Hypnopomp magazine]]

== I ==
* [[I-70 Review]]
* [[The Idaho Review]]
* [[Identity Theory]]
* [[Ideomancer]]
* [[The Ilanot Review]]
* [[ILK]]
* [[Image]]
* [[Imagitopia]]
* [[Impossible Archetype]]
* [[In Short: A Journal of Flash Nonfiction]]
* [[Inch Magazine and Bull City Press]]
* [[Indiana Review]]
* [[Indianapolis Review]]
* [[The Indianola Review]]
* [[Inflectionist Review]]
* [[Inkwell Journal]]
* [[Innisfree Poetry Journal]]
* [[Inscape (BYU)]]
* [[Inscape (Washburn)]]
* [[Interrupture]]
* [[Interfictions]]
* [[Interim Magazine]]
* [[Interrobang]]
* [[Interzone]]
* [[Intima: A Journal of Narrative Medicine]]
* [[Intrepidus Ink]]
* [[Into the Void]]
* [[iO]]
* [[Iowa Review]]
* [[Irish Pages: A journal of Contemporary Writing]]
* [[Iron Horse Literary Review]]
* [[Island Magazine]]
* [[Isthmus]]

== J ==

* [[J Journal]]
* [[JAB]]
* [[Jabberwock Review]]
* [[JAKE]]
* [[James Gunn's Ad Astra]]
* [[Jelly Bucket]]
* [[Jellyfish Review]]
* [[JMWW]]
* [[Johnny America]]
* [[Jokes Review]]
* [[Josephine Quarterly]]
* [[Joyland Magazine]]
* [[The Journal]]
* [[Journal of Compressed Creative Arts]]
* [[Journal of Microliterature]]
* [[Joyland Magazine]]
* [[jubilat]]
* [[Juked (print)]]
* [[Juked (web)]]
* [[Juniper - A Poetry Journal]]
* [[JuxtaProse Literary Magazine]]

== K ==

* [[Kaleidotrope]]
* [[Kansas City Voices]]
* [[Kelp Journal]]
* [[Kenyon Review]]
* [[Kestrel]]
* [[Keyhole Magazine]]
* [[Kill author]]
* [[Kill Your Darlings]]
* [[Kindred Magazine]]
* [[King Ludd's Rag]]
* [[The Kite Journal]]
* [[Kosmos Quarterly]]
* [[Kudzu]]

== L ==

* [[La Petite Zine]]
* [[Lake Effect]]
* [[Lakeshore Review]]
* [[Lammergeier]]
* [[LampLight Magazine]]
* [[Lana Turner]]
* [[Landlocked magazine]]
* [[The Lascaux Review]]
* [[Last Stanza Poetry Journal]]
* [[The Laurel Review]]
* [[L'Esprit Literary Review]]
* [[Leon Literary Review]]
* [[Levee]]
* [[LEVELER]]
* [[LEVITATE]]
* [[Lavender Wolves Literary Journal]]
* [[Leodegraunce]]
* [[Lifelines]]
* [[Liars' League London]]
* [[Light/humor]]
* [[Light/water]]
* [[Lighten Up Poetry Online]]
* [[Likely Red Press]]
* [[Lilith]]
* [[Lily Poetry Review]]
* [[Linebreak]]
* [[Lightspeed Magazine]]
* [[Liminality Poetry]]
* [[Liminal Stories]]
* [[Linden Review]]
* [[Lindenwood Review]]
* [[LIT]]
* [[The Literarian]]
* [[Literary Orphans]]
* [[The Literary Review]]
* [[Litmag]]
* [[Litro]]
* [[Little Patuxent Review]]
* [[Little Star]]
* [[Loch Raven Review]]
* [[The London Magazine]]
* [[Long River Review]]
* [[Longleaf Review]]
* [[LORE]]
* [[Los Angeles Review]]
* [[Lost Balloon]]
* [[Lost Pilots]]
* [[Lotus-eater]]
* [[Louisiana Literature]]
* [[The Louisville Review]]
* [[Lucky Jefferson]]
* [[The Lumiere Review]]
* [[Lumina]]
* [[Lunch Ticket]]
* [[L=Y=R=A]]

== M ==

* [[The MacGuffin]]
* [[The Mackinac]]
* [[(mac)ro(mic)]]
* [[Magma]]
* [[Main Page]]
* [[Main Street Rag]]
* [[Maine Review]]
* [[MAKE: A Chicago Literary Magazine]]
* [[The Malahat Review]]
* [[The Mantle]]
* [[Marathon Literary Review]]
* [[The Marrow]]
* [[Mary: A Journal of New Writing]]
* [[MASKS]]
* [[Massachusetts Review]]
* [[Masque and Spectacle]]
* [[The Masters Review]]
* [[The Matador Review]]
* [[matchbook]]
* [[Maudlin House]]
* [[The McNeese Review]]
* [[McSweeney's Internet Tendency]]
* [[McSweeney's Quarterly]]
* [[Meanjin]]
* [[Measure: A Review of Formal Poetry]]
* [[Medusa's Laugh Press]]
* [[Memoir (and)]]
* [[Memorious]]
* [[Memoryhouse Magazine]]
* [[Meniscus]]
* [[Meridian]]
* [[Metonym]]
* [[Michigan Quarterly Review]]
* [[Mid-American Review]]
* [[Midnight Circus]]
* [[Mikrokosmos Journal]]
* [[Minetta Review]]
* [[Minola Review]]
* [[The Minnesota Review]]
* [[Miracle Monocle]]
* [[The Mississippi Review]]
* [[The Missouri Review]]
* [[Mixed Fruit]]
* [[Modern Haiku]]
* [[Molecule: A Tiny Lit Mag]]
* [[Mojave River Review]]
* [[MOJO / Mikrokosmos Literary Journal]]
* [[Monarch Review]]
* [[Mondegreen]]
* [[Monkeybicycle]]
* [[Moon City Press]]
* [[Moon City Review]]
* [[Moon Milk Review]]
* [[Moss: A Journal of the Pacific Northwest]]
* [[The Moth]]
* [[Mslexia]]
* [[Mud Luscious Press]]
* [[Mud Season Review]]
* [[MudRoom]]
* [[Mulberry Literary]]
* [[museum of americana]]
* [[mutiny!]]
* [[Muzzle]]

== N ==
* [[N + 1]]
* [[NANO Fiction]]
* [[NAP]]
* [[Narrative]]
* [[Nashville Review]]
* [[The Nassau Review]]
* [[The Nation]]
* [[The National Poetry Review]]
* [[Nature]]
* [[Naugatuck River Review]]
* [[Nebo]]
* [[Necessary Fiction]]
* [[NELLE]]
* [[Neon Literary Magazine]]
* [[New American Press]]
* [[New American Writing]]
* [[The New Criterion]]
* [[New Delta Review]]
* [[New England Review]]
* [[New Feathers Anthology]]
* [[New Flash Fiction Review]]
* [[New Gothic Review]]
* [[New Guard Review]]
* [[New Letters]]
* [[New Madrid]]
* [[New Note Poetry Magazine]]
* [[New Ohio Review (/nor)]]
* [[New Orleans Review]]
* [[New Plains Review]]
* [[New Reader]]
* [[New South]]
* [[New Verse Review]]
* [[New World Writing]]
* [[New York Quarterly (NYQ)]]
* [[The New Yorker]]
* [[Newfound]]
* [[The Night Heron Barks]]
* [[Nightmare]]
* [[Nimrod]]
* [[Nine Mile]]
* [[Ninth Letter]]
* [[NO COLONY]]
* [[No Contact]]
* [[No Tokens]]
* [[NonBinary Review]]
* [[NOO Journal]]
* [[Noon Annual]]
* [[The Normal School]]
* [[North American Review]]
* [[North Dakota Quarterly]]
* [[Northwest Review]]
* [[Not One of Us]]
* [[Notre Dame Review]]
* [[The Nottingham Review]]

== O ==
* [[Ocean State Review]]
* [[Ocotillo review]]
* [[The Offbeat]]
* [[The Offing]]
* [[Okay Donkey]]
* [[Olney]]
* [[On The Seawall]]
* [[ONE ART: a journal of poetry]]
* [[One Sentence Poems]]
* [[One Story]]
* [[One Throne Magazine]]
* [[Only Poems]]
* [[Open Minds Quarterly]]
* [[Opium]]
* [[Oracle Fine Arts Review]]
* [[Orca]]
* [[Orion]]
* [[Orion's Belt]]
* [[Osiris Poetry]]
* [[Other Poetry]]
* [[Outlook Springs]]
* [[Overland]]
* [[Owen Wister Review]]
* [[Oxford American]]
* [[Oyez Review]]
* [[Oyster River Pages]]

== P ==
* [[Pacifica Literary Review]]
* [[Painted Bride Quarterly]]
* [[Palette Poetry]]
* [[Palooka]]
* [[Pangyrus]]
* [[PANK]]
* [[Panoply]]
* [[Paper Nautilus]]
* [[Paperbark Magazine]]
* [[Paranoid Tree]]
* [[Parcel]]
* [[Parentheses Journal]]
* [[The Paris American]]
* [[Paris Review]]
* [[Parsec Ink]]
* [[Passager]]
* [[Passages North]]
* [[Passengers Journal]]
* [[Pearl]]
* [[Peauxdunque Review]]
* [[Pedestal Magazine]]
* [[Pembroke Magazine]]
* [[Penn Review]]
* [[The People's Friend]]
* [[Permafrost]]
* [[Phantom Drift]]
* [[Phare, the]]
* [[Philadelphia Stories]]
* [[Phoebe]]
* [[Pidgeonholes]]
* [[Pigeon Review]]
* [[Pilgrimage]]
* [[The Pinch]]
* [[Pine Hills Review]]
* [[Pinhole Poetry]]
* [[Pinwheel]]
* [[Pirene's Fountain]]
* [[Pithead Chapel]]
* [[Pittsburgh Poetry Review]]
* [[Plainsongs]]
* [[Planet Scumm]]
* [[Plant-Human Quarterly]]
* [[Pleiades]]
* [[Ploughshares]]
* [[Plume Poetry Journal]]
* [[PodCastle]]
* [[Poemeleon]]
* [[Poet Lore]]
* [[Poetry (Chicago)]]
* [[Poetry Ireland Review]]
* [[Poetry is Currency]]
* [[Poetry London]]
* [[Poetry Magazine]]
* [[Poetry Northwest]]
* [[Poetry Online]]
* [[Poetry South]]
* [[Poets Reading the News]]
* [[Points in Case]]
* [[Ponder review]]
* [[Popshot Magazine]]
* [[Porter House Review]]
* [[Portland Review]]
* [[Posit]]
* [[Post Road]]
* [[Postcard Poems and Prose Magazine]]
* [[Postcard Press]]
* [[The Postscript Journal]]
* [[Potomac Review]]
* [[Prairie Fire]]
* [[Prairie Schooner]]
* [[Precipitate]]
* [[Presence: A Journal of Catholic Poetry]]
* [[Prime Number Magazine]]
* [[Prism international]]
* [[Prism Review]]
* [[Profane]]
* [[Prune Juice Journal]]
* [[Psaltery & Lyre]]
* [[PseudoPod]]
* [[Psychopomp]]
* [[A Public Space]]
* [[Puerto Del Sol]]
* [[Pulp Literature]]
* [[Puritan]]

== Q ==

* [[Qu]]
* [[Quarter After Eight]]
* [[Quarterly West]]
* [[Quick Fiction]]
* [[Quiddity]]
* [[Qwerty Magazine]]

== R ==
* [[R&R Magazine]]
* [[Rabbit Catastrophe Review]]
* [[Radar Poetry]]
* [[Raintown Review]]
* [[Raleigh Review]]
* [[Rappahannock Review]]
* [[Rascal]]
* [[Rat's Ass Review]]
* [[Rathalla Review]]
* [[Rattle]]
* [[Raven Chronicles]]
* [[The Razor]]
* [[Really System]]
* [[Reckoning]]
* [[Red Earth Review]]
* [[Red Fez]]
* [[Red Noise Collective]]
* [[Red Rock Review]]
* [[Redheaded Stepchild]]
* [[Redivider]]
* [[Redstone Science Fiction]]
* [[Reed Magazine]]
* [[Relief]]
* [[The Renaissance Review]]
* [[The Republic of Letters]]
* [[Reservoir]]
* [[Reunion: The Dallas Review]]
* [[Revolute]]
* [[Revolution House]]
* [[Revue Post]]
* [[RHINO]]
* [[The Rialto]]
* [[Right Hand Pointing]]
* [[RipRap]]
* [[A River & Sound]]
* [[River Heron]]
* [[River Styx]]
* [[River Teeth]]
* [[riverSedge]]
* [[Rivet]]
* [[Roanoke Review]]
* [[Room Magazine]]
* [[Round Table Literary Journal]]
* [[Rubbertop Review]]
* [[Ruminate]]
* [[The Rumpus]]
* [[The Rupture]]
* [[The Rush]]
* [[Rust + Moth]]

== S ==
* [[Saint Ann's Review / tsarina]]
* [[Saint Katherine Review]]
* [[Sakura Review]]
* [[Salamander]]
* [[saltfront]]
* [[Salt Hill]]
* [[San Pedro River Review]]
* [[SAND]]
* [[Sandy River Review]]
* [[Santa Ana River Review]]
* [[Santa clara review]]
* [[Santa Fe Review]]
* [[Santa Monica Review]]
* [[Saranac review]]
* [[Scapegoat Review]]
* [[Sci-Fi Lampoon]]
* [[Schuylkill Valley Journal (SVJ)]]
* [[The Scores]]
* [[Scoundrel Time]]
* [[Scrawl Place]]
* [[Scrutiny]]
* [[Seaside Gothic]]
* [[Seize the Press]]
* [[Selene Quarterly]]
* [[Seneca Review]]
* [[Sequestrum]]
* [[Sewanee Review]]
* [[The Shanghai Literary Review]]
* [[Sheepshead Review]]
* [[Sheila-Na-Gig]]
* [[Shenandoah]]
* [[Shimmer]]
* [[Shirley]]
* [[Sho Poetry Journal]]
* [[Shock Totem]]
* [[Shooter Literary Magazine]]
* [[The Shore]]
* [[Shoreline of Infinity]]
* [[Short Circuit]]
* [[Short Story Long]]
* [[Sidebrow]]
* [[Sierra Nevada Review]]
* [[Silk Road Review]]
* [[Sinkhole]]
* [[Sinking City Literary Magazine]]
* [[Sixth Finch]]
* [[The Skull and Laurel]]
* [[Sky Island Journal]]
* [[SLANT: A Journal of Poetry]]
* [[Slice Magazine]]
* [[Slippage]]
* [[Slippery Elm]]
* [[Slipstream]]
* [[Smartish Pace]]
* [[SmokeLong Quarterly]]
* [[Solstice]]
* [[So to Speak]]
* [[Sobotka literary magazine]]
* [[Socrates on the Beach]]
* [[SoFloPoJo]]
* [[Soft Blow]]
* [[Sonder Review]]
* [[Sonora Review]]
* [[Soundings East]]
* [[The South Carolina Review]]
* [[South Dakota Review]]
* [[South 85 Journal]]
* [[The Southampton Review]]
* [[Southeast Review]]
* [[Southern California Review]]
* [[Southern Humanities Review]]
* [[Southern Indiana Review]]
* [[Southern Poetry Review]]
* [[The Southern Review]]
* [[Southwest Review]]
* [[Southword Literary Journal]]
* [[Sou'wester]]
* [[Space Fantasy Magazine]]
* [[Spartan]]
* [[Speckled Trout Review]]
* [[The Spectacle]]
* [[Spillway]]
* [[Split Lip]]
* [[Split Rock Review]]
* [[Split This Rock]]
* [[Spoon River Poetry Review]]
* [[Sport literate]]
* [[Spry]]
* [[Stanchion]]
* [[Stand]]
* [[Star 82 Review]]
* [[Steam Ticket]]
* [[Still Points Arts Quarterly]]
* [[Stinging Fly]]
* [[Stirring]]
* [[Stone Circle Review]]
* [[Stoneboat Literary Journal]]
* [[Stonecoast Review]]
* [[Stonecrop Magazine]]
* [[Stone Highway Review]]
* [[Stone of Madness]]
* [[Stoneslide Corrective]]
* [[Storm Cellar]]
* [[Story]]
* [[Story Quarterly]]
* [[Storyglossia]]
* [[Storyscape Journal]]
* [[storySouth]]
* [[Strand]]
* [[Strange Horizons]]
* [[Streetcake Magazine]]
* [[StreetLit]]
* [[Strix]]
* [[Structo]]
* [[Stymie]]
* [[Subnivean]]
* [[Subtropics]]
* [[Suburban review]]
* [[A Sufferer's Digest]]
* [[Sugar House Review]]
* [[Sugared Water]]
* [[Summerset Review]]
* [[The Sun Magazine]]
* [[Sundog Lit]]
* [[Sunspot Lit]]
* [[The Sunlight Press]]
* [[Superstition Review]]
* [[Swamp Biscuits and Tea]]
* [[Swamp literary magazine]]
* [[Swamp pink literary magazine]]
* [[Swannanoa Review]]
* [[Sweet Tree Review]]
* [[Swink]]
* [[Switchback]]
* [[Sycamore Review]]

== T ==

* [[TAB: The Journal of Poetry & Poetics]]
* [[table//FEAST]]
* [[Taco Bell Quarterly]]
* [[Tagvverk]]
* [[Tahoma Literary Review]]
* [[takahē Magazine]]
* [[Talking River]]
* [[Tammy Journal]]
* [[Tampa review]]
* [[Tar River Poetry]]
* [[Temz Review]]
* [[Terrain.org]]
* [[Texas review]]
* [[Texlandia]]
* [[Thanet Writers]]
* [[THEMA]]
* [[The Literary Times]]
* [[Thimble Literary Magazine]]
* [[Thin Air]]
* [[THINK: A Journal of Poetry, Fiction, and Essays]]
* [[Third Coast]]
* [[Third Point Press]]
* [[Third Street Review]]
* [[Third Wednesday]]
* [[THIS Literary Magazine]]
* [[Threadcount Magazine]]
* [[Threepenny Review]]
* [[Thrice]]
* [[Thrush Poetry Journal]]
* [[Tikkun]]
* [[Tilde]]
* [[Tilted House Review]]
* [[Timberline Review]]
* [[Tin House]]
* [[Tin House Online]]
* [[Tinderbox Poetry Journal]]
* [[Tiny Molecules]]
* [[TINGE Magazine]]
* [[Tipton Poetry Review]]
* [[The Tishman Review]]
* [[Toadsuck Review]]
* [[Toho Journal]]
* [[Tor.com]]
* [[Toronto Journal]]
* [[TRACK//FOUR]]
* [[Trampset]]
* [[Triptych Tales]]
* [[True Story]]
* [[TriQuarterly]]
* [[Tule Review]]
* [[Tulane Review]]
* [[Tupelo Quarterly]]
* [[Two Serious Ladies]]
* [[Two Thirds North]]
* [[Typehouse]]
* [[Typishly]]

== U ==

* [[Unbroken Journal]]
* [[UNBUILD walls]]
* [[Uncanny Magazine]]
* [[Uncanny Valley]]
* [[Uncharted]]
* [[Under the gum tree]]
* [[Underground Voices]]
* [[Union Station Magazine]]
* [[Unsaid Magazine]]
* [[Unstamatic Magazine]]
* [[Unshod Quills]]
* [[Unstuck]]
* [[Untoward]]
* [[Up the Staircase Quarterly]]
* [[Upstreet]]

== V ==

* [[Vallum: Contemporary Poetry]]
* [[Valparaiso Fiction Review]]
* [[Valparaiso Poetry Review]]
* [[A Velvet Giant]]
* [[Variant Literature]]
* [[Variety Pack]]
* [[Vast Chasm Magazine]]
* [[Verandah]]
* [[Versal]]
* [[Verse Kraken]]
* [[Vestal Review]]
* [[Virginia Quarterly Review]]
* [[Vita Brevis Poetry Magazine]]
* [[Vitality Magazine]]

== W ==

* [[Waccamaw]]
* [[Wallstrait]]
* [[Warning Lines Lit]]
* [[Washington Pastime]]
* [[Washington Square Review]]
* [[Water Stone Review]]
* [[Watershed Review]]
* [[Wayfarer]]
* [[Waxwing]]
* [[Weave Magazine]]
* [[Weird Horror]]
* [[Welter]]
* [[West Branch]]
* [[West Review]]
* [[West Trade Review]]
* [[West Texas Literary Review]]
* [[Westchester Review]]
* [[Westerly]]
* [[Western Humanities Review]]
* [[Whale Road Review]]
* [[wherewithal]]
* [[Whimperbang]]
* [[Whiskey Island]]
* [[WhiskeyPaper]]
* [[The White Review]]
* [[Wigleaf]]
* [[wildness]]
* [[Willow Springs]]
* [[Windmill]]
* [[Wingless Dreamer]]
* [[Winter Tangerine Review]]
* [[Wisconsin Review]]
* [[Witness]]
* [[Wizards in Space]]
* [[Women in REDzine]]
* [[The Woodward Review]]
* [[Worcester Review]]
* [[World Literature Today]]
* [[Word Riot]]
* [[Wrongdoing Magazine]]
* [[Write or Die Magazine]]

== X ==
* [[X-R-A-Y Literary Magazine]]

== Y ==

* [[Yale Review]]
* [[Yalobusha Review]]
* [[Yemassee]]

== Z ==

* [[Zetetic Record]]
* [[Zoetrope: All-Story]]
* [[Zombies Need Brains LLC]]
* [[Zone 3 Journal]]
* [[Zymbol]]
* [[ZYZZYVA]]

== 123 (Non-alphabetic titles) ==

* [[2River View]]
* [[8 Poems]]
* [[32 Poems]]
* [[34 Orchard]]
* [[34thparallel]]
* [[45th Parallel]]
* [[14Poems]]

Rattle

2025-03-16T15:51:09Z

Smalljones: /* Standard? */

== Poetry rejections ==

=== Standard ===

'''2022 - 2023'''
<blockquote>

Dear first-name,

Thank you for sending us "[titles of great poems]" but unfortunately we’ve decided not to publish anything from this submission. We work hard to consider every poem fairly and carefully—Megan and I read everything we receive without delegating that task to any interns or other readers, but we're whittling 100,000 a year down to the 150 that we publish, so the odds are always long. That doesn't mean we aren't grateful that you shared your work with us, or that we don't find value in it.

We're happy to read submissions any time, year-round—regular submissions are always free, and we pay all contributors. So hopefully we’ll always be at the top of your list for places to send new poems.

Best Wishes,

Tim
</blockquote>

'''2020'''
<blockquote>
Dear first-name,

Thank you for sending us "[Titles]," but unfortunately we’ve decided not to publish anything from this submission. We work hard to consider every poem fairly and carefully—Megan and I read everything we receive without delegating that task to any interns or other readers, but we're whittling 120,000 a year down to the 150 that we publish, so the odds are always long. That doesn't mean we aren't grateful that you shared your work with us, or that we don't find value in it.

We're happy to read submissions any time, year-round—regular submissions are always free, and we pay all contributors. So hopefully we’ll always be at the top of your list for places to send new poems.

Best Wishes,
Tim

__
Timothy Green
Editor
</blockquote>
'''2018'''
<blockquote>
Dear first-name,

Thank you for sending us "[Title]," but unfortunately we’ve decided not to publish anything from this submission. We work hard to consider every poem fairly and carefully—both Megan and I read everything we receive without delegating that task to any interns or other readers, but we're whittling 120,000 a year down to the 150 that we publish, so the odds are always long. That doesn't mean we aren't grateful that you shared your work with us, or that we don't find value in it.

We're happy to read submissions any time, year-round—regular submissions are always free, and we pay all contributors. So hopefully we’ll always be at the top of your list for places to send new poems.

Best Wishes,
Tim

__
Timothy Green
Editor
</blockquote>
'''2015'''
<blockquote>
Dear —,

Thank you for sending us "—," but unfortunately we’ve decided not to publish any of these pieces. I'm sorry that it's bad news. We work hard to consider every poem fairly and carefully, with both Megan and I each reading everything separately, but we're whittling 100,000 a year down to the 150 that we publish, so bad news is an inevitable part of it. That doesn't mean we aren't grateful that you shared your work with us.

We're happy to read submissions any time, year-round—regular submissions are always free, and we pay all contributors. So hopefully we’ll always be at the top of your list for places to send new poems.

Best Wishes,
Tim

__
Timothy Green
Editor
tim@rattle.com
www.rattle.com
</blockquote>

'''2011'''
<blockquote>
Thank you for letting us consider some of your work, but unfortunately we’ve decided not to publish any of these pieces. I want to assure you that your work has been taken under careful consideration—at least two editors read each submission, and I’m always one of them.

This is a form letter—necessary with a tiny staff and all these submissions—but what I’m about to say is sincere: Unlike most literary magazines, we don’t solicit work from famous poets; we feel that practice isn’t fair, and doesn’t make for a good magazine. Every single poem we publish started out as a submission, and 90% of the submissions we receive are from people who’ve submitted before. If you add those two facts together, you’ll see how much we rely on your persistence and generosity. We really do hope you’ll keep sending new work as it’s ready.

Also, it should go without saying that our decision to return this submission doesn’t mean much. We’re just fans of poetry ourselves, and all tastes are subjective. Moreover, we’re always looking to make the magazine as eclectic as possible – often we end up turning down submissions that we enjoy, simply because they’re similar in tone or content to other pieces we’ve published.

In any event, thanks for continuing to share your work.

Best Wishes,
Tim
</blockquote>

===Chapbook===

'''2022'''
<blockquote>
Dear <name>,

Thank you for entering our annual chapbook prize competition. Unfortunately your manuscript did not win publication, but we appreciated the opportunity to read it. We always expect an amazingly high level of quality in these books, and this year's entries were probably the best as a whole we've ever received. 2,004 manuscripts were entered, and so many of them were so good.

After much deliberation, we’ve selected three winners for 2022:

Visiting Her in Queens Is More Enlightening than a Month in a Monastery in Tibet by Michael Mark

The Morning You Saw a Train of Stars Streaking Across the Sky by CooXooEii Black

The Fight Journal by John W. Evans

For more on those poets, visit: https://www.rattle.com/chapbooks/c2022/

Two thousand manuscripts submitted translates into roughly 40,000 individual poems that we’ve read over the last three months. Given the quantity of poems, and that many of them are already published, it’s very difficult to consider them individually in this context. If you’d like to submit any of these individually at some point, please feel free, following the regular submissions guidelines—we won’t mind reading anything again.

We also still have no idea which manuscript is yours, so if you’d like to enter a revised version next year, you’re also free to do that. (I’m just trying to anticipate what are always common questions.) There were a great number of manuscripts that we would have been proud to publish—we simply chose the three that we loved the most.

Anyway, thank you again for entering the competition. I hope you enjoy the winners, and your subscription to Rattle.

Cheers,

Tim

</blockquote>

'''2020'''
<blockquote>
Dear <name>,

Thank you for entering our annual chapbook prize competition. Unfortunately your manuscript did not win publication, but we appreciated the opportunity to read it. As always happens, we were blown away by the quality of the chapbooks we received. 1,885 manuscripts were entered this year, and so many of them were so good. We really are living in the golden age of poetry, and it was a privilege to read all these great books.

After much deliberation, we’ve selected three winners for 2020 (and for more on the winners, visit https://www.rattle.com/chapbooks/c2020/):

"A Juror Must Fold in on Herself" by Kathleen McClung

"Trailer Park Shakes" by Justene Dion-Glowa

"A Plumber’s Guide to Light" by Jesse Bertron

Eighteen hundred manuscripts submitted translates into nearly 35,000 individual poems that I’ve read over the last three months. Given the quantity of poems, it’s very difficult to consider them individually in this context, though we are always able to select a few. So if you’d like to submit any of these individually at some point, please feel free, following the regular submissions guidelines—we won’t mind reading anything again.

We also still have no idea which manuscript is yours, so if you’d like to enter a revised version next year, you’re also free to do that. (I’m just trying to anticipate what are always common questions.) There were a great number of manuscripts that we would have been proud to publish—we simply chose the three that we loved the most.

Anyway, thank you again for entering the competition. I hope you enjoy the winners, and your subscription to Rattle.

Cheers,
Tim
</blockquote>

=== Standard? ===
'''Poets Respond 2025'''
<blockquote>
Thanks for sharing some of your newest work. We receive hundreds of poems each week for this series, and the spaces available for publication are always limited. This week I ended up choosing another poem. Check the website Sunday to read it.

We'll also feature the poem on Sunday's Rattlecast, starting at 8 p.m. ET here on YouTube. We'll discuss and share the poem before joining this week's main guest, Stephen Gibson. Then after an hour, we'll have open lines for poems written after this week's prompt. You're always welcome to join us, if you'd like.

In any event, don't hesitate to try again whenever you have another timely poem—or to send general submissions any time. I always enjoy reading them.

Best wishes,
Tim

Timothy Green
Editor / Rattle
</blockquote>

'''Poets Respond 2024'''
<blockquote>
Thanks for sharing some of your newest work. We receive hundreds of poems each week for this series, and the spaces available for publication are always limited. This week I ended up choosing another poem. Check the website Sunday to read it.

We'll also feature the poem on Sunday's Rattlecast, starting at 8 p.m. ET here on YouTube. We'll discuss and share the poem before joining this week's main guest, Nancy Miller Gomez. Then after an hour, we'll have open lines for poems written after this week's prompt. You're always welcome to join us, if you'd like.

In any event, don't hesitate to try again whenever you have another timely poem—or to send general submissions any time. I always enjoy reading them.

Best wishes,
Tim
</blockquote>

'''Poets Respond'''
<blockquote>
Dear —,

Thanks for sharing this—it's perfect in spirit for this project, but we received over 200 poems this week, and I ended up choosing something else—check our website tomorrow morning to read it.

This decision is, of course, no reflection on the importance of the event you were writing about, or of your response. It's great to read poets reacting in a meaningful way to current events, and very difficult to choose just one.

I'm sorry that I can't reply individually, though many poems make me want to—reading all these every Saturday morning is a lot of work! We do have a closed Facebook group, where you can safely share your poems with each other, if you'd like—just join: https://www.facebook.com/groups/poetsrespond/

Anyway, don't hesitate to try again whenever you have another timely one—or to send general submissions any time.

Best,
Tim

___
Timothy Green
Editor / Rattle
www.rattle.com
</blockquote>

'''Poets Respond 2022'''

<blockquote>
Thanks for sharing some of your newest work. We receive hundreds of poems each week for this series, and the spaces available for publication are always limited. This week I ended up choosing other poems. Check the website to read them Sunday and Tuesday.

We will be hosting Poets Respond Live as part of the open lines at the end of this week's Rattlecast.

It will broadcast live on Sunday starting at 12 p.m. ET here:

[YouTube Link that’s blocked by spam filter here]

We'll talk to Sunday's poet before joining this week's main guest, Campbell McGrath. Then after an hour, we'll open up the lines again for anyone who would like to share poems.

If you're interested in sharing this or any other poem, you can join us over Zoom. I'll post the Zoom link in our YouTube and Facebook chat windows during the show.

We'll include as many of the poems as we can in the audio version of the episode, too. It's always entertaining and engaging, so I hope you'll join us.

In any event, don't hesitate to try again whenever you have another timely poem—or to send general submissions any time. I always enjoy reading them.

Best,

Tim
</blockquote>

=== Higher Tier ===

<blockquote>
Hi "..." --

Thank you for letting us consider your work, but unfortunately we’ve decided not to publish this piece. I want to assure you that your work has been taken under careful consideration — at least two editors read each submission, and I’m always one of them.

Sorry for the ridiculously slow reply. I enjoyed this piece, the scope of it -- very ambitious. Hope you'll consider sending more soon.

Best,
Tim
</blockquote>

Broadkill Review

2025-03-14T19:34:34Z

Smalljones: /* Standard+ */

== Fiction rejections ==

=== Tiered ===

'''2022'''
<blockquote>Dear —,

Thank you for sending us "—". We appreciate the chance to read it. Unfortunately, the piece does not meet our current editorial needs. We did enjoy your voice and invite you to submit again in six months, if so inclined.

Thanks again. Best of luck with this.

Sincerely,

S Whitaker

The Broadkill Review
</blockquote>

'''2021'''

<blockquote>Thank you for trusting us with your work. While we did not accept this story, we do invite you to continue submitting new work. This was close. Sometimes a story isn't right for us right now.

Best

S Whitaker, co-editor
</blockquote>

== Poetry Rejections ==

===Standard ===
'''2022'''
<blockquote>
Thank you for allowing me to consider your work. I appreciate the opportunity. Unfortunately, I'm going to have to pass on these poems. I wish you all the best.

Warm regards,
Kari Ann Ebert
Poetry & Interview Editor
The Broadkill Review
</blockquote>
===Standard+ ===
'''2025'''
<blockquote>
Thank you for sending us "[Titles]". We appreciate the chance to read it. Unfortunately, the piece is not for us at this moment. We do invite you to submit to our next submission period opening July 1.

Warmly,

Cassandra Whitaker

The Broadkill Review
</blockquote>

<blockquote>
Thank you for sending us [Titles]. We appreciate the chance to read it. Unfortunately, the piece is not for us at this moment. We do invite you to submit to our next submission period opening July 1.

Warmly
Cassandra Whitaker
The Broadkill Review
</blockquote>

Pedestal Magazine

2025-03-09T15:14:26Z

Smalljones: /* Poetry rejections */

Pedestal Magazine

== Prose rejections ==

=== Standard ===
<blockquote>
Dear NAME:

Thank you for submitting your fiction to The Pedestal Magazine. We enjoyed reading it but after careful consideration have decided that we cannot use it at this time.

We wish you the best of luck in placing your work elsewhere and sincerely hope that you will submit other writing to us in the future.

Best,

The Editors
</blockquote>

=== Higher Tier ===

<blockquote>
Dear NAME:

Thank you for submitting your fiction to The Pedestal Magazine. We enjoyed reading it but after careful consideration have decided that we cannot use it at this time.

Please feel free to submit other work to us in the future.

Best,

The Editors

The Pedestal Magazine
www.thepedestalmagazine.com
www.facebook.com/pedestalmagazine
</blockquote>

== Poetry rejections ==

===Asterick Achieved===
'''2025'''
<blockquote>
Dear [Disappointed poet]:

Thank you for sending your work to Pedestal Magazine. We navigated hundreds of poems during this cycle and regret that we can't offer a home to many stellar pieces. For what's it's worth, your submission was asterisked by at least one editor. That said, after careful consideration, we’ve decided to pass on your current submission. We certainly hope that you will send other work to us in the future.

Best,
The Editors
Pedestal Magazine
</blockquote>

=== Final Batch ===
'''2024'''
<blockquote>
Dear [disappointed poet],

Thank you for sending us your work. We were flooded with poems during our recent submission cycle, and the editorial process of narrowing down content and making final selections was particularly difficult. In the end, while your poem [Entirely Perfect Poem] was included in our “final batch,” the editors were split. So, this time around, we’ll have to pass. We hope that you’ll send other work to us in the future.

With best wishes,
Arlene Ang, melissa gooddrum, Stefan Lovasik, Christopher Shipman
Pedestal Magazine
</blockquote>

=== Previous Contributor ===
'''2023'''
<blockquote>
Dear [writer's name]

Thank you for sending your work to Pedestal Magazine. We navigated a flood of poems during this cycle and regret that we can't offer a home to many stellar pieces. It’s especially difficult to decline poems by poets whose work we admire. That said, after careful consideration, we’ve decided to pass on your current submission. We certainly hope that you will send other work to us in the future.

Best,
The Editors
Pedestal Magazine
</blockquote>

Note: While I am not a "previous contributor" the subject line from Submittable read "Response to Previous Contributor"

=== Standard ===
'''2006'''
<blockquote>
Dear [Writer's Name]:

Thank you for submitting your work to The Pedestal Magazine. We enjoyed reading it but regret that we cannot use it at this time.

We wish you the best of luck in placing your work elsewhere and sincerely hope that you will submit other writing to us in the future.

Best,

The Editors
</blockquote>
'''2011'''
<blockquote>
Dear [Writer's Name]:

Thank you for submitting your poetry to The Pedestal Magazine. We enjoyed reading it but after careful consideration have decided that we cannot use it at this time.

Please feel free to submit other work to us in the future.

Best,

The Editors

The Pedestal Magazine
</blockquote>
'''2024'''
<blockquote>
Dear [Writer's Name]:

Thank you for submitting to Pedestal Magazine. We enjoyed reading your work but after careful consideration have decided that we cannot use it at this time. We wish you much luck in placing your poetry elsewhere.

Best,
The Editors
Pedestal Magazine
</blockquote>

=== Higher Tier ===

<blockquote>
Dear NAME,

Although your poetry was not selected for this issue of the THE PEDESTAL MAGAZINE, it was considered very carefully and made it onto our list of final candidates! Please do submit again.

Best Wishes,

</blockquote>
=== new standard? ===
'''2020'''
<blockquote>
Thank you for submitting your work to Pedestal Magazine. We received thousands of poems during this cycle and regret that we will not be able to offer a home to many stellar pieces. We enjoyed reading your submission but after careful consideration have decided that we cannot use it at this time. We wish you much luck in placing your work elsewhere.

Best,

The Editors

Pedestal Magazine
</blockquote>

'''2022'''
<blockquote>
Thank you for submitting to Pedestal Magazine. We enjoyed reading your work but after careful consideration have decided that we cannot use it at this time. We wish you much luck in placing your poetry elsewhere.

Best,

The Editors

Pedestal Magazine
</blockquote>

</blockquote>
=== new tiered? ===
'''2024'''
<blockquote>Dear, ____
Thank you for sending your work to Pedestal Magazine. We navigated thousands of poems during this cycle and regret that we can't offer a home to many stellar pieces. For what's it's worth, your submission was asterisked by at least one editor. That said, after careful consideration, we’ve decided to pass on your current submission. We certainly hope that you will send other work to us in the future.

Best,

The Editors

Pedestal Magazine
</blockquote>

Aeolian Harp

2025-03-05T20:25:06Z

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'''2025'''
<blockquote>
Dear [Poet],

Thank you so much for your submission to Aeolian Harp-Volume Eleven. We are deeply grateful for the opportunity to have read and considered your work, and we appreciate your interest in the Aeolian Harp Series. We received a large batch of entries for this edition and were able to pick only twelve folios in total. Regretfully, we're writing to let you know that your folio wasn't selected.

However, we did want to make sure you know that due to the nature of compiling folios, we are compelled to turn away a high percentage of excellent submissions; in fact, more often than not, the editors fall in love with a couple of poems in a batch but have to forego those in favor of a folio where all the poems are equally strong.

Also, as you are aware, we are committed to impartiality. Our rules stipulate that folios must be selected and approved by both our guest editor and our Aeolian Harp team.

Although your work was not chosen for this volume, we loved reading your poems and are grateful for your participation in this project.

Warm regards,

Royce Ellen Hamel
Project Manager
Aeolian Harp Series
http://glasslyrepress.com/aeolian-harp.html
</blockquote>

Literary Journals and Rejections

2025-03-05T20:20:35Z

Smalljones: /* A */

If you add journals to the list, please keep them in alphabetical order. Remember that articles like "a", "an" and "the" are not counted as part of the name for alphabetization purposes.

== A ==
* [[Abandon Journal]]
* [[Able Muse]]
* [[The Account]]
* [[The Acedian Review]]
* [[Acropolis Journal]]
* [[Acumen]]
* [[Adroit Journal]]
* [[Aeolian Harp]]
* [[After Dinner Conversation]]
* [[After Happy Hour Review]]
* [[After Hours]]
* [[After the Pause]]
* [[Afterimages]]
* [[Agni]]
* [[Air/Light Magazine]]
* [[Akéwì Magazine]]
* [[Alaska Quarterly Review]]
* [[Alba: A Journal of Short Poetry]]
* [[The Alchemy Spoon]]
* [[Algebra of Owls]]
* [[Alice Blue]]
* [[Alien Magazine]]
* [[Allegory Ridge]]
* [[Allium]]
* [[America]]
* [[American Chordata]]
* [[The American Journal of Poetry]]
* [[American Literary Review]]
* [[American Poetry Journal]]
* [[American Poetry Review]]
* [[American Scholar]]
* [[American Short Fiction]]
* [[Amethyst Arsenic]]
* [[Amsterdam Quarterly]]
* [[A-Minor Magazine]]
* [[Ampersand]]
* [[Amuse-Bouche]]
* [[Anacapa Review]]
* [[Anderbo]]
* [[Annalemma Magazine]]
* [[Anomaly]]
* [[Another Chicago Magazine]]
* [[Anti-Heroin Chic]]
* [[Antigonish Review]]
* [[Antioch Review]]
* [[Antiphony]]
* [[Aôthen Magazine]]
* [[Apex]]
* [[Appalachian Review]]
* [[Apparition Literary Magazine]]
* [[Apple Valley Review]]
* [[Arc Poetry Magazine]]
* [[Arcadia]]
* [[The Arcanist]]
* [[Arch]]
* [[Architrave Press]]
* [[ARDOR]]
* [[Arkana]]
* [[Arkansas International]]
* [[Arsenika]]
* [[Artifice]]
* [[Arts & Letters]]
* [[Asimov's]]
* [[Ascent]]
* [[Ashville Poetry Review]]
* [[Asian American Writers' Workshop]]
* [[ASP Bulletin]]
* [[Astropoetica]]
* [[Atlanta Review]]
* [[Atlantic]]
* [[Atlas and Alice]]
* [[Atrium]]
* [[Atticus Review]]
* [[Augur]]
* [[Austin Review]]
* [[Automata]]
* [[Avalon literary review]]
* [[Avery Anthology]]
* [[AZURE: A Journal of Literary Thought]]

== B ==
* [[b(OINK) zine]]
* [[Bacopa Literary Review]]
* [[Bad Lilies]]
* [[The Baffler]]
* [[Balkan Press]]
* [[Baltimore Review]]
* [[Banshee Lit]]
* [[Barcelona Review]]
* [[Barely South Review]]
* [[Barn Owl Review]]
* [[Barnhouse]]
* [[Barnstorm]]
* [[Barnwood]]
* [[Barrelhouse]]
* [[Barrow Street]]
* [[Bat City Review]]
* [[Bateau Press]]
* [[Bayou Magazine]]
* [[Beaver Magazine]]
* [[Beechers]]
* [[The Believer]]
* [[Belle Point Press]]
* [[Belletrist Magazine]]
* [[Bellevue Literary Review]]
* [[Bellingham Review]]
* [[Bellow Literary Journal]]
* [[Beloit Poetry Journal]]
* [[Belmont Story Review]]
* [[Bennington Review]]
* [[Berkeley Fiction Review]]
* [[Berkeley Poetry Review]]
* [[Berlin Lit]]
* [[Bete Noire]]
* [[Bethlehem Writers Roundtable]]
* [[Between the Lines]]
* [[Big Lucks]]
* [[Birdfeast]]
* [[Birkensnake]]
* [[Birmingham Poetry Review]]
* [[Bitter Oleander]]
* [[Black Clock]]
* [[Black Fox]]
* [[Black Static]]
* [[Black Telephone Magazine]]
* [[Black Warrior Review]]
* [[Blackbird]]
* [[BLIP]]
* [[Block Party Magazine]]
* [[Blood Orange Review]]
* [[Blue Earth Review]]
* [[Blue Mesa Review]]
* [[Blue Monday Review]]
* [[Blue River Review]]
* [[Blue Unicorn]]
* [[Bluestem]]
* [[BOAAT]]
* [[B O D Y]]
* [[Bodega]]
* [[The Boiler Journal]]
* [[BOMB Magazine]]
* [[Bone Bouquet]]
* [[Book of Matches]]
* [[Bookends Review]]
* [[Booth]]
* [[Bop Dead City]]
* [[Border Crossing]]
* [[Borderlands: Texas Poetry Review]]
* [[Boston Review]]
* [[Boulevard]]
* [[Bourbon Penn]]
* [[Boxcar Poetry Review]]
* [[Braided Way]]
* [[Brain, Child]]
* [[Breakroom Stories]]
* [[Breakwater Review]]
* [[Brevity]]
* [[The Briar Cliff Review]]
* [[Brick]]
* [[Bridge eight]]
* [[Brilliant Corners]]
* [[Brilliant Flash Fiction]]
* [[Brink]]
* [[Broadkill Review]]
* [[Broadsided]]
* [[Broken Antler Review]]
* [[The Broken Plate]]
* [[Brooklyn Review]]
* [[Buffalo Almanack]]
* [[BULL]]
* [[Bureau]]
* [[Burningword Literary Journal]]
* [[Burnside Review]]
* [[burntdistrict]]
* [[Burrow Press Review]]
* [[Buzzy Magazine]]

== C ==
* [[cahoodaloodaling]]
* [[Caketrain]]
* [[California Quarterly]]
* [[CALYX Journal]]
* [[Camera Obscura]]
* [[The Canary Press]]
* [[The Cantabrigian Magazine]]
* [[Canthius]]
* [[Carmen et Error]]
* [[Carolina Wren Press]]
* [[Carolina Quarterly]]
* [[CAROUSEL]]
* [[carte blanche]]
* [[Carve]]
* [[Catapult]]
* [[Catch Up]]
* [[Cease, Cows]]
* [[Cellpoems]]
* [[Centaur Lit]]
* [[Chaffin Journal]]
* [[Channel]]
* [[Chaotic Merge Magazine]]
* [[Chautauqua Literary Journal]]
* [[Chattahoochee Review]]
* [[The Cheat River Review]]
* [[cherry tree]]
* [[Chestnut Review]]
* [[Chicago Quarterly Review]]
* [[Chicago Review]]
* [[Chizine (The Chiaroscuro)]]
* [[Cider Press Review]]
* [[Cimarron Review]]
* [[Cincinnati Review]]
* [[Cirque]]
* [[The Citron Review]]
* [[Clackamas literary review]]
* [[Clarkesworld]]
* [[Claudius Speaks]]
* [[Claw & Blossom]]
* [[Cleaver Magazine]]
* [[Clockhouse]]
* [[Cloudbank]]
* [[The Coachella Review]]
* [[Cobalt]]
* [[Coffin Bell Journal]]
* [[The Coffin Factory]]
* [[Cold Mountain Review]]
* [[The Collagist (now The Rupture)]]
* [[Colorado Review]]
* [[Columbia: A Journal of Literature and Art]]
* [[Columbia Review]]
* [[The Common]]
* [[Common Well]]
* [[Commonweal]]
* [[Compose: A Journal of SImply Good Writing]]
* [[Comstock Review]]
* [[Concho River Review]]
* [[Concīs]]
* [[Conduit]]
* [[Confrontation]]
* [[Conjunctions]]
* [[Connecticut River Review]]
* [[Connotation Press: An Online Artifact]]
* [[Contemporary Verse 2]]
* [[Copihue Poetry]]
* [[Constellations]]
* [[Contrary]]
* [[Controlled Burn]]
* [[Coolest American Stories Anthology]]
* [[Copper Nickel]]
* [[Cordella Magazine]]
* [[Corium]]
* [[Cortland Review]]
* [[Corvus]]
* [[Cosmic Roots and Eldritch Shores]]
* [[Cosmonauts Avenue]]
* [[The Cossack Review]]
* [[Cossmass Infinities]]
* [[Cotton Xenomorph]]
* [[Court Green]]
* [[Crab Creek Review]]
* [[Crab Orchard Review]]
* [[Crack The Spine]]
* [[CRAFT Literary]]
* [[The Crawfish]]
* [[Crazyhorse]]
* [[Cream City Review]]
* [[Creative Nonfiction]]
* [[Crepuscular]]
* [[Cricket Media]]
* [[Crossed Genres]]
* [[Cumberland River Review]]
* [[Cutbank Literary Journal]]
* [[Cutleaf]]

== D ==

* [[Daily Science Fiction]]
* [[Dappled Things]]
* [[The Dark Magazine]]
* [[Dark Onus Lit]]
* [[Dark Sky]]
* [[Day One]]
* [[The Deadlands]]
* [[Dead Skunk Magazine]]
* [[Deathcap and Hemlock]]
* [[The Decadent Review]]
* [[december]]
* [[decomP]]
* [[Deep Magic]]
* [[Defunkt Poetry]]
* [[Delmarva Review]]
* [[Denver Quarterly]]
* [[Devil's Lake]]
* [[Diabolical Plots]]
* [[DIAGRAM]]
* [[DIALOGIST]]
* [[Diet Milk]]
* [[Diode]]
* [[Dishsoap Quarterly]]
* [[DMQ Review]]
* [[Door Is A Jar]]
* [[Doubly Mad]]
* [[Drabblecast]]
* [[Dragnet Magazine]]
* [[DreamForge]]
* [[The Drift]]
* [[Driftwood Press]]
* [[Drunk in a Midnight Choir]]
* [[Drunken Boat]]
* [[Dublin Review]]
* [[Duende]]
* [[Dunes Review]]
* [[Dust Poetry Magazine]]

== E ==

* [[Eastern Iowa Review]]
* [[echolocation]]
* [[EcoTheo Review]]
* [[Ecotone Journal]]
* [[Ekphrastic Review]]
* [[Electric Literature]]
* [[Electric Spec]]
* [[Ellery Queen]]
* [[Eleven Eleven]]
* [[elimae]]
* [[Ellipsis]]
* [[Ellis Review]]
* [[The Emerson Review]]
* [[Emprise Review]]
* [[Empty House Press]]
* [[Empty Mirror]]
* [[Emrys journal]]
* [[Epigraph Magazine]]
* [[Epiphany]]
* [[Epoch]]
* [[Escape Pod]]
* [[Esquire]]
* [[Etherea Magazine]]
* [[Eunoia Review]]
* [[Evansville Review]]
* [[Evening Street Review]]
* [[EVENT]]
* [[Every Day Fiction]]
* [[Exacting Clam]]
* [[Examined life journal]]
* [[Existere]]
* [[Exposition Review]]
* [[Extra Teeth]]
* [[Eye to the Telescope]]

== F ==

* [[Factor Four]]
* [[Fahmidan Journal]]
* [[Failbetter]]
* [[Fairy Tale Review]]
* [[Fantastic Stories of the Imagination]]
* [[Fantasy]]
* [[Fantasy and Science Fiction]]
* [[Fatal Flaw Literary Magazine]]
* [[Faultline]]
* [[FEED]]
* [[Fence]]
* [[Fiction]]
* [[The Fiction Desk]]
* [[Fiction International]]
* [[Fictionweek Literary Review]]
* [[Fictive Dream]]
* [[Fiddleblack]]
* [[The Fiddlehead]]
* [[FIELD]]
* [[Fiery Scribe Review]]
* [[Fifth Wednesday Journal]]
* [[Fine Linen]]
* [[Firewords]]
* [[The First Line]]
* [[First Matter Press]]
* [[Fish Barrel Review]]
* [[Five on the Fifth]]
* [[Five Points]]
* [[Five South]]
* [[Fjords Review]]
* [[Flag + void]]
* [[FLAPPERHOUSE]]
* [[Flare: The Flagler Review]]
* [[Flash Fiction Online]]
* [[Flash Frog]]
* [[Flash Frontier]]
* [[Flashquake]]
* [[The Flexible Persona]]
* [[Flights]]
* [[Flint Hills Review]]
* [[Flock]]
* [[The Florida Review]]
* [[Flyway]]
* [[Folio]]
* [[The Forge Literary Magazine]]
* [[Foundry]]
* [[Four Chamber Press]]
* [[Four Way Review]]
* [[Fourteen Hills]]
* [[Fourth Genre]]
* [[The Fourth River]]
* [[Fractured Literary]]
* [[Fractured West]]
* [[Free Verse: A Journal of Contemporary Poetry & Poetics]]
* [[Freshwater]]
* [[F(r)iction]]
* [[FRiGG]]
* [[Frogpond]]
* [[Front Porch]]
* [[Front range review]]
* [[Frontier Poetry]]
* [[Fugue]]
* [[Funicular Magazine]]
* [[Furrow]]
* [[Fwriction]]

== G ==

* [[Garfield Lake Review]]
* [[Gargoyle]]
* [[GASHER Journal]]
* [[Gay Magazine]]
* [[Generations]]
* [[Geometry]]
* [[Georgetown Review]]
* [[Georgia Review]]
* [[Gettysburg Review]]
* [[Ghost Parachute]]
* [[Gigantic]]
* [[Gigantic Sequins]]
* [[The Glacier]]
* [[Glass: A Journal of Poetry]]
* [[Glassworks Magazine]]
* [[Glimmer Train]]
* [[Going Down Swinging]]
* [[The Golden Key]]
* [[Gone Lawn]]
* [[The Good Life Review]]
* [[Gordon Square Review]]
* [[Grain]]
* [[Granta]]
* [[Grasslimb Journal]]
* [[Gravel]]
* [[The Great American Poetry Show]]
* [[Great Lakes Review]]
* [[Great River Review]]
* [[Great Weather for Media]]
* [[Green Hills Literary Lantern]]
* [[Green Mountains Review]]
* [[Greensboro Review]]
* [[Griffith Review]]
* [[Grimoire]]
* [[Grist]]
* [[Grub Street Crackle]]
* [[Guernica]]
* [[Guesthouse]]
* [[Gulf Coast]]
* [[Gulf Stream]]
* [[G.W. Review]]

== H ==
* [[Halfway Down The Stairs]]
* [[Hamilton Stone Review]]
* [[Hanging Loose Press]]
* [[Harbinger Asylum]]
* [[Harbor Review]]
* [[Harp and Altar]]
* [[Harper's]]
* [[Harpur Palate]]
* [[HARTS & Minds]]
* [[The Hartskill Review]]
* [[The Harvard Advocate]]
* [[Harvard Review]]
* [[Hawaii Pacific Review]]
* [[Hayden's Ferry Review]]
* [[The Head and the Hand Press]]
* [[HeartWood]]
* [[Heavy Feather]]
* [[Hedge Apple]]
* [[Helen Literary Magazine]]
* [[Hermeneutic Chaos]]
* [[Hexagon]]
* [[Hinterland Magazine]]
* [[Hiram Poetry Review]]
* [[Hippocampus]]
* [[Hobart]]
* [[Hobart (Online)]]
* [[Hole In The Head]]
* [[The Hollins Critic]]
* [[Hominum Journal]]
* [[Hoot]]
* [[Hot Metal Bridge]]
* [[Hotel Amerika]]
* [[Hoxie Gorge Review]]
* [[The Hudson Review]]
* [[HUMAN/KIND Journal]]
* [[Humber Literary Review]]
* [[Hunger Mountain]]
* [[Hypertrophic Literary]]
* [[Hypnopomp magazine]]

== I ==
* [[I-70 Review]]
* [[The Idaho Review]]
* [[Identity Theory]]
* [[Ideomancer]]
* [[The Ilanot Review]]
* [[ILK]]
* [[Image]]
* [[Impossible Archetype]]
* [[Inch Magazine and Bull City Press]]
* [[Indiana Review]]
* [[Indianapolis Review]]
* [[The Indianola Review]]
* [[Inflectionist Review]]
* [[Inkwell Journal]]
* [[Innisfree Poetry Journal]]
* [[Inscape (BYU)]]
* [[Inscape (Washburn)]]
* [[Interrupture]]
* [[Interfictions]]
* [[Interim Magazine]]
* [[Interrobang]]
* [[Interzone]]
* [[Intima: A Journal of Narrative Medicine]]
* [[Intrepidus Ink]]
* [[Into the Void]]
* [[iO]]
* [[Iowa Review]]
* [[Irish Pages: A journal of Contemporary Writing]]
* [[Iron Horse Literary Review]]
* [[Island Magazine]]
* [[Isthmus]]

== J ==

* [[J Journal]]
* [[JAB]]
* [[Jabberwock Review]]
* [[JAKE]]
* [[James Gunn's Ad Astra]]
* [[Jelly Bucket]]
* [[Jellyfish Review]]
* [[JMWW]]
* [[Johnny America]]
* [[Jokes Review]]
* [[Josephine Quarterly]]
* [[Joyland Magazine]]
* [[The Journal]]
* [[Journal of Compressed Creative Arts]]
* [[Journal of Microliterature]]
* [[Joyland Magazine]]
* [[jubilat]]
* [[Juked (print)]]
* [[Juked (web)]]
* [[Juniper - A Poetry Journal]]
* [[JuxtaProse Literary Magazine]]

== K ==

* [[Kaleidotrope]]
* [[Kansas City Voices]]
* [[Kelp Journal]]
* [[Kenyon Review]]
* [[Kestrel]]
* [[Keyhole Magazine]]
* [[Kill author]]
* [[Kill Your Darlings]]
* [[Kindred Magazine]]
* [[King Ludd's Rag]]
* [[The Kite Journal]]
* [[Kosmos Quarterly]]
* [[Kudzu]]

== L ==

* [[La Petite Zine]]
* [[Lake Effect]]
* [[Lammergeier]]
* [[LampLight Magazine]]
* [[Lana Turner]]
* [[Landlocked magazine]]
* [[The Lascaux Review]]
* [[Last Stanza Poetry Journal]]
* [[The Laurel Review]]
* [[L'Esprit Literary Review]]
* [[Levee]]
* [[LEVELER]]
* [[LEVITATE]]
* [[Lavender Wolves Literary Journal]]
* [[Leodegraunce]]
* [[Lifelines]]
* [[Liars' League London]]
* [[Light/humor]]
* [[Light/water]]
* [[Lighten Up Poetry Online]]
* [[Likely Red Press]]
* [[Lilith]]
* [[Lily Poetry Review]]
* [[Linebreak]]
* [[Lightspeed Magazine]]
* [[Liminality Poetry]]
* [[Liminal Stories]]
* [[Linden Review]]
* [[Lindenwood Review]]
* [[LIT]]
* [[The Literarian]]
* [[Literary Orphans]]
* [[The Literary Review]]
* [[Litmag]]
* [[Litro]]
* [[Little Patuxent Review]]
* [[Little Star]]
* [[Loch Raven Review]]
* [[The London Magazine]]
* [[Longleaf Review]]
* [[LORE]]
* [[Los Angeles Review]]
* [[Lost Balloon]]
* [[Lost Pilots]]
* [[Lotus-eater]]
* [[Louisiana Literature]]
* [[The Louisville Review]]
* [[Lucky Jefferson]]
* [[The Lumiere Review]]
* [[Lumina]]
* [[Lunch Ticket]]
* [[L=Y=R=A]]

== M ==

* [[The MacGuffin]]
* [[The Mackinac]]
* [[(mac)ro(mic)]]
* [[Magma]]
* [[Main Page]]
* [[Main Street Rag]]
* [[MAKE: A Chicago Literary Magazine]]
* [[The Malahat Review]]
* [[The Mantle]]
* [[Marathon Literary Review]]
* [[The Marrow]]
* [[Mary: A Journal of New Writing]]
* [[MASKS]]
* [[Massachusetts Review]]
* [[Masque and Spectacle]]
* [[The Masters Review]]
* [[The Matador Review]]
* [[matchbook]]
* [[Maudlin House]]
* [[The McNeese Review]]
* [[McSweeney's Internet Tendency]]
* [[McSweeney's Quarterly]]
* [[Meanjin]]
* [[Measure: A Review of Formal Poetry]]
* [[Medusa's Laugh Press]]
* [[Memoir (and)]]
* [[Memorious]]
* [[Meniscus]]
* [[Meridian]]
* [[Metonym]]
* [[Michigan Quarterly Review]]
* [[Mid-American Review]]
* [[Midnight Circus]]
* [[Mikrokosmos Journal]]
* [[Minetta Review]]
* [[Minola Review]]
* [[The Minnesota Review]]
* [[Miracle Monocle]]
* [[The Mississippi Review]]
* [[The Missouri Review]]
* [[Mixed Fruit]]
* [[Modern Haiku]]
* [[Molecule: A Tiny Lit Mag]]
* [[Mojave River Review]]
* [[MOJO / Mikrokosmos Literary Journal]]
* [[Monarch Review]]
* [[Mondegreen]]
* [[Monkeybicycle]]
* [[Moon City Press]]
* [[Moon City Review]]
* [[Moon Milk Review]]
* [[Moss: A Journal of the Pacific Northwest]]
* [[The Moth]]
* [[Mslexia]]
* [[Mud Luscious Press]]
* [[Mud Season Review]]
* [[MudRoom]]
* [[Mulberry Literary]]
* [[museum of americana]]
* [[mutiny!]]
* [[Muzzle]]

== N ==
* [[N + 1]]
* [[NANO Fiction]]
* [[NAP]]
* [[Narrative]]
* [[Nashville Review]]
* [[The Nassau Review]]
* [[The Nation]]
* [[The National Poetry Review]]
* [[Nature]]
* [[Naugatuck River Review]]
* [[Nebo]]
* [[Necessary Fiction]]
* [[NELLE]]
* [[Neon Literary Magazine]]
* [[New American Press]]
* [[New American Writing]]
* [[The New Criterion]]
* [[New Delta Review]]
* [[New England Review]]
* [[New Feathers Anthology]]
* [[New Flash Fiction Review]]
* [[Newfound]]
* [[New Gothic Review]]
* [[New Guard Review]]
* [[New Letters]]
* [[New Madrid]]
* [[New Note Poetry Magazine]]
* [[New Ohio Review (/nor)]]
* [[New Orleans Review]]
* [[New Reader]]
* [[New South]]
* [[New Verse Review]]
* [[New World Writing]]
* [[New York Quarterly (NYQ)]]
* [[The New Yorker]]
* [[The Night Heron Barks]]
* [[Nightmare]]
* [[Nimrod]]
* [[Nine Mile]]
* [[Ninth Letter]]
* [[NO COLONY]]
* [[No Contact]]
* [[No Tokens]]
* [[NonBinary Review]]
* [[NOO Journal]]
* [[Noon Annual]]
* [[The Normal School]]
* [[North American Review]]
* [[North Dakota Quarterly]]
* [[Northwest Review]]
* [[Not One of Us]]
* [[Notre Dame Review]]
* [[The Nottingham Review]]

== O ==
* [[Ocean State Review]]
* [[Ocotillo review]]
* [[The Offbeat]]
* [[The Offing]]
* [[Okay Donkey]]
* [[On The Seawall]]
* [[ONE ART: a journal of poetry]]
* [[One Sentence Poems]]
* [[One Story]]
* [[One Throne Magazine]]
* [[Only Poems]]
* [[Open Minds Quarterly]]
* [[Opium]]
* [[Oracle Fine Arts Review]]
* [[Orca]]
* [[Orion]]
* [[Orion's Belt]]
* [[Osiris Poetry]]
* [[Other Poetry]]
* [[Outlook Springs]]
* [[Overland]]
* [[Owen Wister Review]]
* [[Oxford American]]
* [[Oyez Review]]
* [[Oyster River Pages]]

== P ==
* [[Pacifica Literary Review]]
* [[Painted Bride Quarterly]]
* [[Palette Poetry]]
* [[Palooka]]
* [[Pangyrus]]
* [[PANK]]
* [[Panoply]]
* [[Paper Nautilus]]
* [[Paperbark Magazine]]
* [[Paranoid Tree]]
* [[Parcel]]
* [[Parentheses Journal]]
* [[The Paris American]]
* [[Paris Review]]
* [[Parsec Ink]]
* [[Passager]]
* [[Passages North]]
* [[Passengers Journal]]
* [[Pearl]]
* [[Peauxdunque Review]]
* [[Pedestal Magazine]]
* [[Pembroke Magazine]]
* [[Penn Review]]
* [[The People's Friend]]
* [[Permafrost]]
* [[Phantom Drift]]
* [[Phare, the]]
* [[Philadelphia Stories]]
* [[Phoebe]]
* [[Pidgeonholes]]
* [[Pigeon Review]]
* [[Pilgrimage]]
* [[The Pinch]]
* [[Pine Hills Review]]
* [[Pinhole Poetry]]
* [[Pinwheel]]
* [[Pirene's Fountain]]
* [[Pithead Chapel]]
* [[Pittsburgh Poetry Review]]
* [[Plainsongs]]
* [[Planet Scumm]]
* [[Plant-Human Quarterly]]
* [[Pleiades]]
* [[Ploughshares]]
* [[Plume Poetry Journal]]
* [[Poemeleon]]
* [[Poet Lore]]
* [[Poetry (Chicago)]]
* [[Poetry Ireland Review]]
* [[Poetry is Currency]]
* [[Poetry London]]
* [[Poetry Magazine]]
* [[Poetry Northwest]]
* [[Poetry Online]]
* [[Poetry South]]
* [[Points in Case]]
* [[Ponder review]]
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* [[Psaltery & Lyre]]
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* [[Puritan]]

== Q ==

* [[Qu]]
* [[Quarter After Eight]]
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* [[Qwerty Magazine]]

== R ==
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== S ==
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* [[Sycamore Review]]

== T ==

* [[TAB: The Journal of Poetry & Poetics]]
* [[table//FEAST]]
* [[Taco Bell Quarterly]]
* [[Tahoma Literary Review]]
* [[takahē Magazine]]
* [[Talking River]]
* [[Tammy Journal]]
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* [[Tar River Poetry]]
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* [[Thanet Writers]]
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* [[Thimble Literary Magazine]]
* [[Thin Air]]
* [[THINK: A Journal of Poetry, Fiction, and Essays]]
* [[Third Coast]]
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* [[Third Street Review]]
* [[Third Wednesday]]
* [[THIS Literary Magazine]]
* [[Threadcount Magazine]]
* [[Threepenny Review]]
* [[Thrice]]
* [[Thrush Poetry Journal]]
* [[Tikkun]]
* [[Tilde]]
* [[Tilted House Review]]
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* [[Tin House]]
* [[Tin House Online]]
* [[Tinderbox Poetry Journal]]
* [[Tiny Molecules]]
* [[TINGE Magazine]]
* [[Tipton Poetry Review]]
* [[The Tishman Review]]
* [[Toadsuck Review]]
* [[Toho Journal]]
* [[Tor.com]]
* [[TRACK//FOUR]]
* [[Trampset]]
* [[Triptych Tales]]
* [[True Story]]
* [[TriQuarterly]]
* [[Tule Review]]
* [[Tulane Review]]
* [[Tupelo Quarterly]]
* [[Two Serious Ladies]]
* [[Two Thirds North]]
* [[Typehouse]]
* [[Typishly]]

== U ==

* [[UNBUILD walls]]
* [[Uncanny Magazine]]
* [[Uncanny Valley]]
* [[Uncharted]]
* [[Under the gum tree]]
* [[Underground Voices]]
* [[Union Station Magazine]]
* [[Unsaid Magazine]]
* [[Unstamatic Magazine]]
* [[Unshod Quills]]
* [[Unstuck]]
* [[Untoward]]
* [[Up the Staircase Quarterly]]
* [[Upstreet]]

== V ==

* [[Vallum: Contemporary Poetry]]
* [[Valparaiso Fiction Review]]
* [[Valparaiso Poetry Review]]
* [[A Velvet Giant]]
* [[Variant Literature]]
* [[Variety Pack]]
* [[Vast Chasm Magazine]]
* [[Verandah]]
* [[Versal]]
* [[Verse Kraken]]
* [[Vestal Review]]
* [[Virginia Quarterly Review]]
* [[Vita Brevis Poetry Magazine]]
* [[Vitality Magazine]]

== W ==

* [[Waccamaw]]
* [[Warning Lines Lit]]
* [[Washington Pastime]]
* [[Washington Square Review]]
* [[Water Stone Review]]
* [[Watershed Review]]
* [[Wayfarer]]
* [[Waxwing]]
* [[Weave Magazine]]
* [[Weird Horror]]
* [[Welter]]
* [[West Branch]]
* [[West Review]]
* [[West Trade Review]]
* [[West Texas Literary Review]]
* [[Westchester Review]]
* [[Westerly]]
* [[Western Humanities Review]]
* [[Whale Road Review]]
* [[wherewithal]]
* [[Whimperbang]]
* [[Whiskey Island]]
* [[WhiskeyPaper]]
* [[The White Review]]
* [[Wigleaf]]
* [[wildness]]
* [[Willow Springs]]
* [[Windmill]]
* [[Wingless Dreamer]]
* [[Winter Tangerine Review]]
* [[Wisconsin Review]]
* [[Witness]]
* [[Wizards in Space]]
* [[Women in REDzine]]
* [[The Woodward Review]]
* [[Worcester Review]]
* [[World Literature Today]]
* [[Word Riot]]
* [[Wrongdoing Magazine]]

== X ==
* [[X-R-A-Y Literary Magazine]]

== Y ==

* [[Yale Review]]
* [[Yalobusha Review]]
* [[Yemassee]]

== Z ==

* [[Zetetic Record]]
* [[Zoetrope: All-Story]]
* [[Zone 3 Journal]]
* [[Zymbol]]
* [[ZYZZYVA]]

== 123 (Non-alphabetic titles) ==

* [[2River View]]
* [[8 Poems]]
* [[32 Poems]]
* [[34 Orchard]]
* [[34thparallel]]
* [[45th Parallel]]
* [[14Poems]]

2River View

2025-02-21T20:33:16Z

Smalljones: /* 2024 */

2River.org

== Poetry rejections ==

=== Standard ===
====2022====
<blockquote>

I have read and thought about the poems you sent me, but I'm not keeping them for 2River. I hope you soon find a good home for them.
</blockquote>

====Earlier than 2022====
<blockquote>
Thank you for your continued interest in 2River. I enjoyed reading your poems but I'm unable to use them in the XX.X (Season, Year) issue of The 2River View.
</blockquote>

====2023====
<blockquote>
We have completed our review of your manuscript. We appreciate the time and creativity you have put into this work; however, we have decided this submission does not fit our current editorial needs.

Sincerely,
Richard Long
2River
</blockquote>

===2024===
<blockquote>
We have completed our review of your manuscript. We appreciate the time and creativity you have put into this work; however, we have decided this submission does not fit our current editorial needs.

Sincerely,

Richard

Richard Long
2River
</blockquote>
===2025===
<blockquote>
We have completed our review of your manuscript. We appreciate the time and creativity you have put into this work; however, we have decided this submission does not fit our current editorial needs.

Sincerely,

Richard
=======
Richard Long
2River
</blockquote>

=== Higher Tier ===

<blockquote>
Text of Higher Tier Rejection
</blockquote>

Third Wednesday

2025-02-17T02:37:02Z

Smalljones: /* Standard */

== Poetry Rejection ==

=== Standard ===
'''2015'''
<blockquote>
Thank you for sending us your poetry submission, [list of poems rejected]. We appreciate the chance to give it the careful reading your poetry deserves. Unfortunately, we have decided not to publish it in Third Wednesday. We wish we could respond individually to every submission but that is not possible. We do wish you success in placing this work elsewhere.

Sincerely,
David Jibson
Third Wednesday - A Literary & Arts Journal
http://www.thirdwednesdaymagazine.org
</blockquote>

'''2011'''
<blockquote> The editors of Third Wednesday feel that the poems you submitted do not fit our needs. We thank you for sending them.
</blockquote>
'''2018'''
<blockquote>
Dear First Last:

Thank you for sending us your poetry submission, [Title]. We appreciate the chance to give it the careful reading your poetry deserves. Unfortunately, we have decided not to publish it in Third Wednesday. We wish we could respond individually to every submission but that is not possible. We do wish you success in placing this work elsewhere.
.
Sincerely,

David Jibson
Third Wednesday - A Literary & Arts Journal
</blockquote>

'''2022'''
<blockquote>
Dear [first last]

Thank you for sending us your poetry submission, [poems as listed in your Submittable]. We appreciate the chance to give it the careful reading your poetry deserves. Unfortunately, we have decided not to publish it in Third Wednesday. We wish we could respond individually to every submission but that is not possible. We do wish you success in placing this work elsewhere.

Sincerely,

David Jibson

Third Wednesday - A Literary & Arts Journal
</blockquote>

=== Standard+ ===
'''2017'''
<blockquote>Dear X:

Thank you for sending us your Poetry Submission. We appreciate the chance to give it the careful reading it deserved. Unfortunately, we have decided not to publish it in Third Wednesday. We wish we could respond individually to every submission but that is not possible. We do wish you success in placing this work elsewhere.

Thanks again. We hope to see more from you in the future.
Sincerely,
Y
</blockquote>

The Shore

2025-02-16T23:30:40Z

Smalljones: /* Standard */

=== Standard ===
'''2025'''
<blockquote>
Thank you for submitting to The Shore. We are grateful for the opportunity to read your work. Unfortunately, it does not meet our current needs.

We appreciate your interest and wish you success in placing these poems elsewhere.

Best,
The Editors
</blockquote>

'''2023'''
<blockquote>
Hi Poet,

Thank you for submitting to The Shore. We are grateful for the opportunity to read your work. Unfortunately, it does not meet our current needs.

We appreciate your interest and wish you success in placing these poems elsewhere.

Best,
The Editors
</blockquote>

===Higher Tier===
'''2024'''
<blockquote>
Dear [Poet],

Thank you for thinking of The Shore as a home for your work. We are grateful for the opportunity to read it. While we are unable to accept it at this time, we enjoyed reading and wanted to let you know that we hope you consider sending us more work during future reading periods.

Best,
Sarah Brockhaus, Caroline Chavatel, John A. Nieves
</blockquote>

ONE ART: a journal of poetry

2025-02-16T20:44:49Z

Smalljones: /* Personal Rejections ? */

===Standard rejections===
==2024==
<blockquote>
Thank you for submitting to ONE ART.
We regret to inform you that we will not be holding your work for further consideration.
Thank you for your interest in the journal as well as the time and effort to submit.
We ask that you please wait at least two months before your next submission.

Warm Regards,

Mark Danowsky
Editor
ONE ART
</blockquote>
<blockquote>
Hi,

Thanks so much for submitting to The Offing; we truly appreciate it. Unfortunately, we don't have enough staff to offer individual critiques, but please know that a department editor did review your work with thought and care. This piece isn't right for us, but we hope it finds an excellent home elsewhere — and we wish great success with your writing.

Warm Regards,

Mark Danowsky
Editor
ONE ART
</blockquote>
<blockquote>
Thanks for reaching out and for sharing these poems with me. Glad to have read them. Unfortunately, I'm going to have to pass on these for ONE ART. Looking forward to hearing from you again soon.

Take Care,

Mark Danowsky
Editor
ONE ART
</blockquote>

===Personal Rejections ?===

'''2025'''
<blockquote>
Dear [poet]

Nice to hear from you.
Thank you for sharing your work with me.
Unfortunately, I'm going to have to pass for ONE ART.
Thank you for taking the time and effort to submit.
Please wait at least three months before your next submission.

Warm Regards,
Mark Danowsky
Editor
ONE ART
</blockquote>

<blockquote>
Thank you for this submission. I appreciate the opportunity to read these poems. Unfortunately, I'm going to have to pass on them for ONE ART. Lots to like in these poems and I hope you will plan to send more work my way in the near future.

Warm Regards,

Mark Danowsky
</blockquote>
<blockquote>
Thank you for sharing. Enjoyed reading and reflecting on your poem. Unfortunately, I'm going to have to pass for ONE ART.

I hope to read more poems from you soon.

Warm Regards,

Mark Danowsky
Editor
ONE ART

</blockquote>
<blockquote>

Thank you for sharing these poems. Unfortunately, I'm going to have to pass for ONE ART. I am glad to have read these and very much hope you will send more work my way in the near future.

Warm Regards,

Mark Danowsky
Editor
ONE ART
</blockquote>

'''2023'''
<blockquote>
Thank you for sharing these poems. Lots to like!
Unfortunately, I'm going to have to pass for ONE ART.
I did particularly like [title] and [title].
I hope you will send more work my way in the near future.

Warm Regards,

Mark Danowsky
Editor
ONE ART
</blockquote>

'''2024'''
<blockquote>
Thank you for sharing these poems with me. Glad to have read them.
Unfortunately, I'm going to have to pass for ONE ART.
I look forward to reading more of your poems in the future.

Warm Regards,

Mark Danowsky
Editor
ONE ART
</blockquote>

ONE ART: a journal of poetry

2025-02-16T20:44:26Z

Smalljones: /* Personal Rejections */

===Standard rejections===
==2024==
<blockquote>
Thank you for submitting to ONE ART.
We regret to inform you that we will not be holding your work for further consideration.
Thank you for your interest in the journal as well as the time and effort to submit.
We ask that you please wait at least two months before your next submission.

Warm Regards,

Mark Danowsky
Editor
ONE ART
</blockquote>
<blockquote>
Hi,

Thanks so much for submitting to The Offing; we truly appreciate it. Unfortunately, we don't have enough staff to offer individual critiques, but please know that a department editor did review your work with thought and care. This piece isn't right for us, but we hope it finds an excellent home elsewhere — and we wish great success with your writing.

Warm Regards,

Mark Danowsky
Editor
ONE ART
</blockquote>
<blockquote>
Thanks for reaching out and for sharing these poems with me. Glad to have read them. Unfortunately, I'm going to have to pass on these for ONE ART. Looking forward to hearing from you again soon.

Take Care,

Mark Danowsky
Editor
ONE ART
</blockquote>

===Personal Rejections ?===

'''2025'''
<blockuote>
Dear [poet]

Nice to hear from you.
Thank you for sharing your work with me.
Unfortunately, I'm going to have to pass for ONE ART.
Thank you for taking the time and effort to submit.
Please wait at least three months before your next submission.

Warm Regards,
Mark Danowsky
Editor
ONE ART
</blockquote>

<blockquote>
Thank you for this submission. I appreciate the opportunity to read these poems. Unfortunately, I'm going to have to pass on them for ONE ART. Lots to like in these poems and I hope you will plan to send more work my way in the near future.

Warm Regards,

Mark Danowsky
</blockquote>
<blockquote>
Thank you for sharing. Enjoyed reading and reflecting on your poem. Unfortunately, I'm going to have to pass for ONE ART.

I hope to read more poems from you soon.

Warm Regards,

Mark Danowsky
Editor
ONE ART

</blockquote>
<blockquote>

Thank you for sharing these poems. Unfortunately, I'm going to have to pass for ONE ART. I am glad to have read these and very much hope you will send more work my way in the near future.

Warm Regards,

Mark Danowsky
Editor
ONE ART
</blockquote>

'''2023'''
<blockquote>
Thank you for sharing these poems. Lots to like!
Unfortunately, I'm going to have to pass for ONE ART.
I did particularly like [title] and [title].
I hope you will send more work my way in the near future.

Warm Regards,

Mark Danowsky
Editor
ONE ART
</blockquote>

'''2024'''
<blockquote>
Thank you for sharing these poems with me. Glad to have read them.
Unfortunately, I'm going to have to pass for ONE ART.
I look forward to reading more of your poems in the future.

Warm Regards,

Mark Danowsky
Editor
ONE ART
</blockquote>

Psaltery & Lyre

2025-02-08T02:47:31Z

Smalljones: /* Standard */

==Poetry rejections==
===Standard===
'''2025'''
<blockquote>
Thank you for submitting your poetry to Psaltery & Lyre. Although your submission wasn't the right fit for us this time, we appreciated the chance to consider your work and wish you the best of luck placing it elsewhere.
Warmly,
Millie Tullis Editor-in-Chief

PS, please do not reply to this email. If you have any questions, please send us a new message.
</blockquote>

'''2020'''
<blockquote>
Dear first-name,
Thank you for your submission to Psaltery & Lyre. We decided that these pieces are not right for us at this time. We wish you luck in your writing projects.

Thanks for your work to keep the literary arts vibrant,

Psaltery & Lyre Editors
</blockquote>

Cumberland River Review

2025-02-03T20:04:22Z

Smalljones: /* Standard? */

===Standard?===
'''2025'''
<blockquote>
We enjoyed reading your work and appreciate the opportunity you've given us to consider it. Though we've decided not to accept it for publication, we're pleased that you thought of us and hope that you'll try us again in the future.

Sincerely,
The Editors,
Cumberland River Review
</blockquote>

'''2023'''
<blockquote>

We enjoyed reading your work and appreciate the opportunity you've given us to consider it. Though we've decided not to accept it for publication, we're pleased that you thought of us and hope that you'll try us again in the future.

Sincerely,
The Editors,
Cumberland River Review
</blockquote>

==????==
<blockquote>
Dear '''Writer Name''',

We enjoyed reading your work and appreciate the opportunity you've given us to consider it. Though we've decided not to accept it for publication, we're pleased that you thought of us and hope that you'll try us again in the future.

Sincerely,

The Editors,

Cumberland River Review
</blockquote>

TriQuarterly

2025-01-31T12:59:04Z

Smalljones: /* Standard */

TQO is the literary magazine of Northwestern University and of the MA/MFA in Creative Writing program. Edited by graduate students in the program, supervised by faculty, and available around the world, TriQuarterly Online will remain "an international journal of writing, art, and cultural inquiry." Soon TQO will also begin to create an online archive of its own history by publishing individual works from its past, often with new accompanying comments by the writers. The Northwestern University Library is embarking on the project of digitizing the entire history of the journal.

As a web journal, TQO will also have the new capacity of adding audio, video, and a variety of new and frequently uploaded content to supplement its schedule of publishing issues twice a year. In 1958, the "tri-quarterly" was so named because its original form as a student magazine was published in each of the three quarters of Northwestern's academic year, and not in the fourth quarter, summer. This name has been belied at times by the magazine's real publishing schedule, but now TQO will alter the tradition quite deliberately to one of semi-annual publishing of discrete issues and frequent updating with new reviews, interviews, blog posts and excerpts from longer works. And for the first time, new writing published in this journal can be read everywhere there is web access.

== Poetry rejections ==

=== Standard ===
'''2025'''
''After a year in their queue''
<blockquote>
We are sorry for the inexcusably long delay in our response. We are faster now.

We thank you for your patience and for trusting us with your work. We regret that we can’t publish your poems at this time, but we appreciated being able to read them and wish you success in placing them for publication.

The Editors
TriQuarterly
</blockquote>

<blockquote>
October 2022

Thank you for sending us "[TITLE]." We appreciate the opportunity to read your work and regret that it does not fit the needs of TriQuarterly. We wish you success in placing it for publication.

Sincerely,
The Editors of TriQuarterly
</blockquote>

<blockquote>
Thank you for offering us the opportunity to review your work. We regret that we cannot publish your submission, as it does not meet the magazine's current needs.

Please accept our apologies for this form letter, but the volume of submissions we receive makes it impossible to respond personally.

We wish you the best of luck in placing your work.

Sincerely,
The Editors
TriQuarterly
</blockquote>

<blockquote>
February 2019

Dear <Your name>,

Thank you for sending us "[Your work]." We appreciate the opportunity to read your work and regret that it does not fit the needs of TriQuarterly. We wish you success in placing it for publication.

Sincerely,

The Editors of TriQuarterly
</blockquote>

=== Higher Tier ===

<blockquote>

Thank you for sharing your work with us. Although these poems made it far in our selection process and our editors took great care in considering them, we have decided that they don’t quite meet our needs at this time. We hope that you’ll consider submitting to us again, though. We really did like your style and enjoyed reading your work. TriQuarterly’s spring submission period for poetry is from March to May.

Sincerely,
The Editors of TriQuarterly

</blockquote>

== Prose rejections ==

=== Standard ===

'''2024'''
<blockquote>Dear —,

Thank you for sending us "—." We appreciate the opportunity to read your work and regret that it does not fit the needs of TriQuarterly. We wish you success in placing it for publication.

Sincerely,
The Editors of TriQuarterly
</blockquote>

<blockquote>
Thank you for offering us the opportunity to review your work. We regret that we cannot publish your submission, as it does not meet the magazine's current needs.

Please accept our apologies for this form letter, but the volume of submissions we receive makes it impossible to respond personally.

We wish you the best of luck in placing your work.
</blockquote>

=== Higher Tier ===

<blockquote>
Dear [writer's name],

Thank you for sending us "[name of story]." We appreciate the opportunity to read your work and regret that it does not fit the needs of TriQuarterly. We wish you success in placing it for publication.

Know that our editors really enjoyed this story and we encourage you to send more work to TriQuarterly. Thanks again for thinking of us!

Sincerely,
The Editors of TriQuarterly
</blockquote>

'''2018'''
<blockquote>
Dear [writer's name],

Thank you for sending us "[story]." We appreciate the opportunity to read your work.

While we weren't able to align on publication, we want to let you know that this piece did get our attention. We enjoy your writing and do hope you'll submit again.

Sincerely,
The Editors of TriQuarterly

Palette Poetry

2025-01-21T16:03:04Z

Smalljones: /* Standard */

==Poetry rejections==

===Standard===
'''2022''', '''2023''','''2024''','''2025'''
<blockquote>
Dear First Last,

Thank you for the opportunity to consider your work, and for your patience. Unfortunately, the submission is not right for us at this time.

We appreciate the effort every poem takes to write, and the courage every submission demands as it's sent out into the world—we see you, poet. Thank you again for choosing us and our community.

Best of luck with this & all your future work.

Sincerely,

Palette Poetry
</blockquote>

'''2021'''
<blockquote>
Dear First Last,

Thank you so much for sharing your work with us. It was a pleasure to read your poetry, but unfortunately, the submission is not right for us at this time.

We appreciate the effort every poem takes to write, and the courage every submission demands as it's sent out into the world—we see you, poet. Thank you again for choosing us and our community.

Best of luck with this & all your future work.

Sincerely,

Palette Poetry
</blockquote>

===Tiered===
'''2023'''
<blockquote>

Dear First Last,

Thank you for the opportunity to consider your work, and for your patience. It was a pleasure to spend time with your poetry, but unfortunately, the submission is not right for us at this time.

Special note: our editors and readers admired your work. We want to offer you our sincere respect and encouragement.

We appreciate the effort every poem takes to write, and the courage every submission demands as it's sent out—we see you, poet! Thank you for choosing us and our community.

Best of luck with this & all your future work.

Sincerely,

Palette Poetry
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