Poetry magazines

Cyphers was founded in 1975 to publish Irish and international poetry, criticism and, later, fiction. Editor: Eiléan Ní Chuilleanáin.

Founded in 1995, The Dark Horse is an international literary magazine committed to British, Irish and American poetry, and is published from Scotland. Editor: Gerry Cambridge.

The Dawntreader is a quarterly, 52-page, perfect-bound literary publication which specialises in myth and legend, landscape, nature, spirituality, love, the mystic and the environment. Editor: Dawn Bauling.

Dream Catcher is an international arts journal, which offers contemporary readers a mix of poetry, prose, artwork and reviews. Editor: Hannah Stone.

Dymock Poets and Friends, aka the Journal of the Friends of the Dymock Poets, was founded in 2002 to publish serious studies and scholarly articles about the Dymock Poets and their friends and acquaintances. Editor: John Monks.

Published bi-annually in Spring and Autumn, each issue of Erbacce highlights the work of two featured poets, plus a wide selection of poetry from other talented poets worldwide. Editors: Dr Alan Corkish and Dr Andrew Taylor.

Finished Creatures is a biannual magazine for emerging and experienced poets: an independent, no profit printed magazine, carefully produced with an eye for detail and originality. Managing editor: Jan Heritage with co-editors and guest editors.

The devoted journal of the Francis Brett Young Society Editor: Robert Field.

Founded in 1983, The Frogmore Papers publishes poetry and prose alongside contemporary artwork. Editor: Jeremy Page, with the assistance of Clare Best, Rachel Playforth, and Peter Stewart.

Established in 2006, Homeless Diamonds Arts Magazine is a compilation of writing and art by people associated with St Mungo's, a charity providing housing and support to over 3,000 vulnerable people in England each year.

HQ is an international poetry magazine that publishes a broad range of work - about one third of the magazine's space is given over to haiku and haikuesque poetry; the rest to mainstream poetry and reviews and articles. Editor: Kevin Bailey.

Founded in 2020, Interpret showcases contemporary Scottish writers alongside poetry, prose and interviews from around the world. In the case of the latter, the magazine always features work in the original language as well as an English translation. Editor: James Appleby.