For journals that publish formal and free verse, I have subscriptions to Able Muse, The Hudson Review, and The Paris Review.
For Japanese forms, I subscribe to Modern Haiku (probably the best of its kind, though it's starting to get away from traditional haiku) and Presence (the best haiku magazine in Britain, more traditional than MH). I also read The Heron’s Nest (again, more traditional haiku) and Contemporary Haibun Online regularly.
In the past, I subscribed to Queen’s Quarterly (only a couple poems per issue, but many thought-provoking articles) and Arc (more free verse / experimental) to stay in touch with Canadian poetry, though I’ve let both lapse.
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