Poetry markets: non-paying

[poetinahat]

I'll update this list with any new leads you send along. Thanks!

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Andwerve (http://www.andwerve.com/) - an e-magazine, containing poetry, short stories, and other stuff. AWers have published here, and others are involved with it as of this posting.

Wordletting - new magazine. Information in this thread (http://www.absolutewrite.com/forums/showthread.php?t=39965).

[KTC]

I have a whole bunch of non-paying links to enter here. I will do so either tonight or tomorrow. Stay tuned! (PS...I will also include 'contributor copy' payments in this thread.)

[KTC]

Failbetter is an online quarterly. They prefer electronic submissions. Read and follow the guidelines carefully:

http://www.failbetter.com/Submit.php

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Fringe Magazine. They accept electronic submissions. Read the guidelines carefully:

http://www.fringemagazine.org/submissions.htm#poetry

[KTC]

42opus is an online journal. They accept electronic submissions. Read guidelines carefully:


http://www.42opus.com/guidelines.php

[KTC]

Jones Av. Journal is a print quarterly. Contributors receive a copy of the issue in which their work appears. "Email is, of course, very acceptable". Read guidelines carefully.

http://pages.interlog.com/~oel/guidelines.html

[KTC]

Qwerty journal publishes three times a year. Contributors receive a copy of the issue in which their work appears. "We accept email submissions but prefer mailed manuscripts." Read guidelines carefully:

http://www.lib.unb.ca/Texts/QWERTY/submit.php

[poetinahat]

http://www.absolutewrite.com/forums/showthread.php?t=36447

[KTC]

Stirring: A Literary Collection. No Pay. Send poetry within the body of an email to the address on the submission page:

http://www.sundress.net/stirring/submit.htm

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Octavo - The Poetry Quarterly of the Aslop Review. No Pay. Send poetry in the body of an email. Please read and follow the submission guidelines:

http://www.alsopreview.com/octavo/guidelines.htm

[KTC]

This one is tricky. They have both a print and an online edition. They are separate. You can submit to one or the other. The online does not pay, and accepts electronic submissions. The print pays in a one-year subscription plus two copies of the issue in which your work appears. Please read the full guidelines as each option has separate guidelines:

http://www.smallspiralnotebook.com/guidelines.shtml

[KTC]

I am attempting to launch a literary journal with a friend. We are seeking poetry for our first issue. See Submission Guidelines page at the link below:


Words on Paper (http://wordsonpaper.wordpress.com/)