A brand new online poetry magazine, Dust Poetry, is currently seeking poems on the theme, “Landscape.” They welcome all interpretations of the theme, and they’re accepting submissions for this issue through the end of June.
Since launching in January 2020, Dust Poetry has published three issues online. Each edition contains work from around fifteen poets. They aim to include a diverse range of voices, and they publish both emerging and established poets from around the world. All poems published in Dust Poetry are new and unsolicited. Dust Poetry is based in the United Kingdom.
While Dust Poetry’s aesthetic is continually evolving with its growing readership, you can get a sense of their style by reading the magazine online. Although they can’t currently pay contributors, they hope to in the future as their readership expands.
Poets may submit one full-length poem, or a series of short poems (such as haikus). Submitting authors can expect a response within one month. Dust Poetry also welcomes submissions of photography, illustration, and other artwork.
They are currently open to submissions through June 30th. After that, please check their website for updates about open reading periods.
Dust Poetry accepts submissions via email, not online or by post. They don’t accept previously published work; however, they accept work published on personal blogs or social media pages.
If you would like to learn more or submit to Dust Poetry, please visit their website here.
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