Creative Writing and Poetry: Find Creative Writing in Journals & Magazines

Clamor is the University of Washington Bothell’s annual Literary and Arts Journal.

Northwest-based Crab Creek Review is a woman-run journal publishing new voices, as well as emerging and established writers.

Established in 1957, Crosscurrents is the Literary & Arts Magazine of the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma, Washington.

The Monarch Review is a magazine created in the spirit of The Monarch Apartments: a Seattle home to generations of poets, writers, musicians, visual artists, pranksters, cranks and the curious.

MOSS is a literary journal of writing from the Pacific Northwest. Published annually, Moss is dedicated to exploring the intersection of place and creative expression.

Open Spaces is a forum for voices that speak with knowledge and understanding of matters currently affecting all of us.

Pacifica Literary Review publishes poetry, fiction, creative non, photography, and art & design twice a year in print and all year ’round on the web.

Illuminating poetry since 1959.

An independent nonprofit press designed to showcase art, literature & the spoken word.

Tahoma Literary Review is a three-times-yearly literary journal of poetry, fiction, and nonfiction.

Cascadia Magazine in a nonprofit publication dedicated to telling diverse stories about the Pacific Norhtwest. We seek out quality journalism, personal essays, arts coverage, environmental reporting, fiction, poetry, and photography you won’t find anywhere else.

Northwest Review is non-profit literary journal published thrice annually. Featuring fiction, flash fiction, poetry, book reviews, translation, art, and more.

Produced by the MFA program at Eastern Washington University. Featuring fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and author interviews.

Bellingham Review publishes poetry, fiction, nonfiction, translations, and hybrid work on a now fully digital platform.

Published in the San Juan Islands. Featuring poetry, fiction, flash fiction, and non-fiction.

Browse literary journals available in full text through Project Muse.

Access from 1955 to present (full text back to 1993). Current content also available at http://www.theatlantic.com/.

"Born Magazine is an experimental venue marrying literary arts and interactive media." Last new content published in 2011.

Covers issues from 01/01/1993 to 08/01/2007.

Access from 1985 to present (full text back to 2004).

Direct access to recently featured poetry from the magazine.

An interdisciplinary collaborative project attracting people interested in the intersection of written and visual culture.

Covers Spring 1994 to Fall 2000.

Covers 03/01/1990 to present.

A quarterly magazine devoted to the best new short fiction and one-act plays.