Journals
for Creative Writers
Poets and Writers Online: An online journal providing an electronic community for aspiring and accomplished writers by offering networking and career opportunities as well as current current news an information.
The Internet Writing Journal: An online journal about creative writing of all kinds, featuring articles, interviews, reviews, and classifieds.
Hypermedia
Joyce Studies: Formerly known as "Hypertituitary Joysis," Hypermedia
Joyce Studies is online journal which publishes hypertext fiction on any
aspect of Joycean studies.
Journals
Which Accept Creative Writing
Allegheny Literary Journal: A national creative writing journal which publishes only undergraduate work.
Beloit Poetry Journal: The home page of this print journal includes submission guidelines and the full text of sample poems.
The Blue Moon Review: An online journal publishing poetry, prose, and spoken word audio clips. The Blue Moon Review also hosts their own online writing workshop.
Conjunctions:
The home page for the print magazine publishing poetry and fiction.
The site includes excerpts from the present and past issues of the magazine
as well as an exclusively online publications of poetry and prose.
Cortland
Review: An online poetry magazine featuring audio supplements with
text. Although The Cortland Review maintains that their "loyalty
is to the aesthetic of poetry itself," they also publish fiction and essays.
RIF/T: An online publication of poetry, prose, and "poetics" associated with the Electronic Poetry Center at SUNY at Buffalo.
LitLine's List of Print Journals: LitLine's selection and description of literary journals.
The Kenyon Review: The home page of the prestigious print prose and poetry magazine.
Michigan
Quarterly Review: The home page of the poetry and prose print journal
which "seek[s] and publish[es] manuscripts that demonstrate an alert sense
of living in the present historical moment."
Electronic
Acorn: An online Zine associated with the Dublin
Writer's Workshop.
Mississippi Review: This site features a complete online version of the print magazine as well as extensive links to other literary sites. The editors also encourage online submissions.
Mudlark: An Electronic Journal of Poetry & Poetics: An online journal publishing poetry and essays on poetics. They boast: "we read and answer our mail."
NWHQ: An online journal of hypertext that features literature and art.
Oyster Boy Review: An online and print journal publishing poetry and prose and cultivating an interest in "the under-rated, the ignored, the misunderstood, and the varietal."
The Pacific Review: A print publication of poetry and prose which features an online extension which the editors hope will "encourage teachers and artists to use this web site as a way to inspire others who may be in the beginning stages of defining their craft."
Poetry Cafe: A "highly selective" site which publishes online poetry of new and established poets, including video and audio versions of their texts.
Ploughshares: The home page of Emerson College's renown print magazine publishing poetry and fiction.
Richmond Review: The UK's first exclusively online literary magazine, publishing short fiction of established writers like Salman Rushdie as well as unpublished authors. Currently they do not take poetry submissions.
Sewanee Review: The home page for the print magazine publishing poetry and fiction, featuring full text excerpts from past editions.
Zoetrope: All Story: An print short fiction magazine founded by Francais Ford-Coppola which features the work of established authors like Gabriel Garcia Marquez alongside newly published writers. The site features full text excerpts from the print magazine as well as a bustling online workshop where participants have the opportunity for publication in Zoetrope: All Story.
ZuZu's
Petals Quarterly Online: Associated with the ZuZu's
Petals Literary Resource Home page, this online magazine publishes
poetry and prose
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