As always on Tuesdays, here”s three more markets for your poetic goodness, culled from the pages and pages and pages of poetry journals, magazines, websites and the like. The main criteria for me to include a publication in the Tuesday Markets is that they be currently accepting poetry submissions – far too many no longer accept over the transom submissions of poetry because they are overwhelmed. The secondary criteria is that they pay for poetry – but that”s not a hard and fast rule. I may include a publication that pays only in copies, or one that doesn”t state it”s paying policy on occasion. With all that out of the way – on to the markets.

Artful Dodge is – to put it flatly – beautiful. Based in Ohio, the magazine has been publishing poetry and works of literature (including translations) that have a strong “sense of place” for twenty years. Submissions are accepted year round, and pay is $5 per page for poetry, translations and reviews. For more information, check the submissions page.

Black Warrior Review

Established in 1974 by graduate students in the MFA Program in Creative Writing at the University of Alabama, this magazine publishes poetry, fiction, nonfiction,and art by Pulitzer Prize and National Book Award winners alongside up-and-coming writers. Stories and poems appearing in Black Warrior Review have been reprinted in the Pushcart Prize series, Best American Short Stories, Best American Poetry, New Stories from the South, and other anthologies. Each issue features a chapbook from a nationally known poet. BWR reads submissiosn year round, though response times are slower during the summer months. Poets may submit up to 7 poems at a time for consideration. For more details, see the BWR submissions page.

Ducky is a literary magazine publishing contemporary English-language poetry, fiction, interviews, criticism, and ephemera. The magazine is published biannually on the World Wide Web and annually in print. The editors have chosen to publish Ducky on the World Wide Web because, simply put, the Web offers their writers the largest possible audience for their work. Ducky accepts submissions of poetry, fiction and essays by electronic submission only, and have a very particular style of submission. The editors unapologetically state that if you fail to follow the specifics of their submission process, your work will not be considered. You can find out more about submitting your work to Ducky on their submissions page