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Summer Journals 2010

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It’s that time of year again. During the summer many of us have more time to write and submit, but quite a few journals close their doors to submissions for the summer months. Do not despair. There are still many journals that do read during the summer and some that read only during the summer. This is a list of those journals, all print. Journals come and go and guidelines and reading periods change, so be sure to check websites.
I’ve added links for your convenience. I’ve also indicated the number of issues per year, the submission period dates, which journals accept simultaneous submissions, and which ones accept online submissions.
If you find an error, please let me know.

Unless otherwise indicated, the journal accepts online submissions.
If no dates are given, the journal reads all year.
Asheville Poetry Review—3x—Jan. 15-July 15
Atlanta Review—2x—no June or Dec
Bat City Review—1x—July 1-Nov 1
Beloit Poetry Journal—2x—June 1-Aug 31
Black Warrior Review—2x—June 1-Sept 1
Briar Cliff Review—1x—all year

Cimarron Review—4x

Conduit—2x
Cream City Review—2x—Aug 1-Nov 1
The Florida Review—2x—Aug 1-May 31 (subscribers all year)
The Fourth River—1x—opens July 1—Dec 1
Grist—1x—May 15–Aug 15
snail mail
no sim
Hayden’s Ferry—2x—opens for submissions August 1
Hudson Review—4x—April 1-June 30 (all year if a subscriber)
snail mail
no sim
via email attachment or Submittable
(prefers no sim but will take)
 snail mail
Measure—2x
metrical only
Michigan Quarterly Review—4x–August 1–Nov 30
Minnesota Review—2x—August 1–November 1
Missouri Review—4x–all year
The Mom Egg—1x—May 1—July 15

Naugatuck River Review—2x—July 1-Sept 1

for the winter issue
Nimrod—2x—Jan 1-Nov 30
Pinyon—2x–all year
via email
Pleiades—2x—June 1–July 1
Ploughshares—3x—June 3 to January 15
Poetry—11x–all year
The Raleigh Review—2x—opens July 1
Rattle—4x
Redactions—2x—by email–all year
Rhino—1x—April 1-July 31
River Styx—3x—May 1 thru Feb 1
Rosebud—3x
via email
July 15—Sept 1
month of July
via email
Saw Palm—1x—opens July 1
must have a Florida connection
Southern Humanities Review—4x—Aug 24-Nov 1
snail mail or via their website
Sugar House Review—2x—opened May 31
Tahoma Literary Review—3x—now thru July 31
Turnrow—2x
snail mail
Washington Square Review—2x—Aug 1-Oct 15


Source: http://dianelockward.blogspot.com/2020/06/summer-journals-2010.html



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