Magazines that Pay for Poetry
I have compiled a list of magazines that buy poetry. Pay rates range from a tiny $1 per poem to as much as $100 or more.
To be included on my list the magazine had to:
- 1. have a functioning website and provide guidelines for writers online
- 2. be published in the United States
- 3. not be of a specialty market I'd never be interested in reading or writing for (for example, political magazines, children's magazines, etc)
- 4. offer actual payments for poetry, not just prizes
- 5. not charge a reading fee
If you know of additional paying poetry markets that fit these guidelines, please write to me. Also, if you find any of these markets no longer pay for poetry or have changed links, please let me know.
Acorn (haiku)
Antietam Review
The Antioch Review
The Artful Dodge
The Atlantic Monthly
Barnwood Magazine
The Bear Deluxe
Black Warrior Review
Boulevard Magazine
Chattahoochee Review
The Colorado Review
Confrontation Magazine
Flesh and Blood (dark fantasy)
The Gettysburg Review
In The Family (GLBT)
The Indiana Review
The Iowa Review
The Kenyon Review
The Magazine for Speculative Poetry (scifi, horror)
The Massachusetts Review
Michigan Quarterly Review
Miller's Pond
Modern Haiku (haiku)
Mythic Delirium (scifi, horror, fantasy, surreal)
The New England Review
North American Review
North Carolina Literary Review
Ploughshares
Poetry Magazine
Quarterly West
The Southern Review
The Southwest Review
Space and Time Magazine
SPS Studios (Blue Mountain Arts Greeting Cards)
The Sun Review
Tampa Review
Thema (themes)
The Threepenny Review
Weird Tales (fantasy and horror)
Western Humanities Review
For more information, see the Links for Writers.
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