(This is is outdated. See our list of poetry magazines with high acceptance rates or poetry magazines for established poets (much more selective)
If you’re an emerging poet, you’ll want to start looking at high acceptance rate poetry magazines that will publish your work. Getting published in these smaller magazines will open the door to more competitive magazines down the line!
Every week, Vita Brevis adds four approachable journals to our growing list of high-acceptance-rate publications to make it as easy as possible for emerging talents to get their work out in the world. (It’s well worth a bookmark!)
Here’s this week’s round-up:
A Few High Acceptance Rate Poetry Magazines:
Blue Bonnet Review
Acceptance Rate: 30-40%
– Louisiana natives and residents only
Guidelines: Click Here
Corvus Review
Acceptance Rate: 50-55%
+ Free submissions until Dec. 1, 2018
Guidelines: Click Here
The Tower Review
Acceptance Rate: 50-55%
Guidelines: Click Here
Vita Brevis
Acceptance Rate: 25-30%
+ Great community
Guidelines: Click Here
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Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet.
Glad to see you finally put yourself on this list! ☺ Thanks for the update Brian.
Reblogged this on Walt’s Writings and commented:
Four more publications wIth high acceptance rates from Brian Geiger, Editor of Vita Brevis.