[Maryann Corbett]

Ed, does The North have a website?

[Ed Shacklee]

Yes, but it's more footprint than foot. It's part of something called The Poetry Business, I think:

http://www.poetrybusiness.co.uk/index.php/the-north

[Clive Watkins]

The North? Here’s the link: http://www.poetrybusiness.co.uk/. The magazine is only part of a more wide-ranging poetry outfit, The Poetry Business, which has been around quite a long time now. (I live half-way between Huddersfield, their former home, and Sheffield – where, as it happens, I was born.)

Clive

Cross-posted with Ed....

[Tim Murphy]

Hudson, Dark Horse, Raintown, First Things.

[Gail White]

Good heavens, Ed, you have an orderly mind!

The journals I subscribe to all the time are Light Quarterly, Raintown and Lyric.

Journals I subscribe to intermittently are Measure and Blue Unicorn.

Journals I keep MEANING to subcribe to include First Things and the new Able Muse Review.

[Ed Shacklee]

Originally Posted by Gail White

Journals I keep MEANING to subcribe to include First Things and the new Able Muse Review.

The Able Muse Review should get an extra point for the R.P. Lister interview and poems alone. There are subscriptions I'm going to let lapse, at least for a while, but not that one.

[Jean L. Kreiling]

Hi, all--

FWIW, I subscribe to Measure, Think, Ekphrasis, and now Able Muse (just received the terrific first print issue--congrats to contributors and especially to Steve B. on the Lister material). I may be forgetting one . . . or two . . .

I tried to subscribe to 66: A Journal of Sonnet Studies, but it seems to have disappeared. I let The Lyric lapse--the quality seemed uneven--but maybe I should give it another shot.

Best,
Jean

[David Rosenthal]

Ed,

Thanks for bumping this up and assembling that list. Very useful.

David R.