Tender Buttons Press is an independent poetry press founded by American poet Lee Ann Brown, which published several leading writers of the American literary avant garde. Works feature experimental and innovative writing by women. Publications include works by Bernadette Mayer, Anne Waldman, Harryette Mullen, Rosmarie Waldrop, Jennifer Moxley, Laynie Browne, Hannah Weiner, Dodie Bellamy, India … Continued
Parnassus: Poetry in Review was founded in 1973 by Herbert Leibowitz (editor) and Stanley Lewis (publisher) to provide a space for the complex art of review writing and recently began publishing original poetry, mostly by poet-reviewers.
Poets & Writers has been the primary source of trustworthy information, support, and inspiration for writers for more than fifty years. Its mission is to foster the professional development of poets and writers, to promote communication throughout the literary community, and to help create an environment in which literature can be appreciated by the widest … Continued
Review: Literature and Arts of the Americas is a forum for contemporary Latin American, Caribbean and Canadian literature and arts. Review showcases countless writers and artists, and features critical reviews of new books by and about Latin American, Caribbean and Canadian writers in English translation. Founded in 1968, Review is the major U.S. forum for … Continued
AHA! Hispanic Arts News is a literary magazine published by the Association of Hispanic Arts.
Publication of the Theater Communcations Group.
Columbia: A Journal of Literature & Art is an annual literary journal edited and produced by MFA students in the Writing Division of Columbia University’s School of the Arts. The journal publishes poetry, fiction and non-fiction from both established and emerging writers.
Bard College’s literary journal Conjunctions publishes innovative fiction, poetry, criticism, drama, art and interviews by both emerging and established writers. For over two decades, Conjunctions’ contribution to the literary community has been to provide a forum for the now over 1000 writers and artists whose work challenges accepted forms and modes of expression, experiments with … Continued
Grand Street ceased publication in the fall of 2004.