Reviewers – poetry – Morgen 'with an E' Bailey

If you have a collection of poetry and would like it reviewed you could try some of the contacts below (some are also opportunities should you review books). Unfortunately I don’t write much poetry and read even less so I’m the wrong person to ask…

Do you know of someone who reviews poetry? Please let me know.
According to http://www.oxfordpoetry.co.uk/links.php, Ambit magazine welcomes “completely unsolicited poetry, short fiction, art and reviews”.
If you want to aim high there’s The Guardian newspaper.
Salt Publishing’s Horizon Review reviews literature and art.
Mad Hatters’ Review is looking for poems, flash fiction, short interviews, reviews etc. especially writing that’s “edgy, risky, gutsy…”.
Magma welcomes submissions of poetry for consideration and review.
The New Welsh Review takes submissions in English and Welsh.
Planet Magazine welcomes short stories, poems and proposals for articles and reviews.
The PN Review (PN being Poetry Nation) welcomes submissions by post (or email if you’re a subscriber).
Poetry London is published three times a year and “are always interested in work by unpublished poets” and you don’t have to be London-based.
The Poetry Society is one of the most respected but take submissions by post only.
Founded in 1965, Poetry Wales is a quarterly magazine with an international reputation for excellent poems, features and reviews from Wales and beyond.
Rusty Nail is a new magazine taking submissions of prose (<3,000 words), poetry, book reviews and artwork.
Sabotage invites reviewers to review for them.
Scintilla Press welcomes book reviews (and submissions of fiction, non-fiction, poetry).
Sentinel Literary Quarterly seeks poetry, short stories, essays, plays, reviews and interviews.
The Subterranean Literary Journal welcomes prose (short stories), essays, reviews, poetry, art and illustrations… and “everything else, we love to be surprised and we’ll consider publishing almost anything”. 🙂
Oxford-based Tower Poetry reviews books of poetry monthly for their ‘Poetry Matters’.
What The Dickens magazine is “always looking for submissions of not only fiction and poetry but also non-fiction and articles. I even accept artwork, photos, book reviews, film reviews and so on. I do set a theme for each issue though can be flexible around the non-fiction side of things. There are also competitions and give-aways which are all free to enter”. 🙂
Do you know of someone who reviews poetry? Please let me know.