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The American Journal Of Poetry The American Journal of Poetry is a biannaual online review devoted exclusively to poetry and the occasional essay. We read submissions year round. None.

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We are an online biannual journal of poetry. A $5.00 fee is charged to submit up to 6 previously unpublished poems per submission,
payable through our Online Submission System, (please see our website)
You may send as many times per year as you wish; but please wait for a response to your current submission prior to sending another. We welcome writers from

around the world. We do not employ readers / screeners. Our Editor-in-Chief, Robert Nazarene and Senior
Editor, James Wilson, read each submission personally. You may expect a prompt response; generally within 10 days’ time. We do not accept paper or email submissions. Our hallmark is “Strong Rx Medicine”. There are no restrictions as to style, length or subject matter. Risk taking is highly prized at TheAmericanJournalofPoetry,com

We are a writer-friendly review. Simultaneous submissions are just fine. Acquires all rights. Rights revert back to author upon publication. We are open to beginning and established poets equally. Nothing gives us more pleasure than to present a writer’s very first publication of poetry. Each biannual issue will feature upwards of 50 poets. We are entirely open to publish multiple pieces
from a single poet. Be bold and uncensored. For any questions, please email us at [email protected]

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