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Poetry:

Celtic Cat Publishing

Publisher of poetry and anthologies.

http://www.celticcatpublishing.com

Cyberwit

Publishes poetry anthologies and journals.

http://cyberwit.net/

Graand

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Cyclops Press

Spoken word, poetry, music and film. Reviews of work, and opportunity to buy published material.

http://www.cyclopspress.com/index1.htm

Frith Press

Sells each year's winning chapbook, their biannual print journal and a guide for poets.

http://hometown.aol.com/ekphrasis1/press.html

Frog Hollow Press

Focusing primarily on chapbooks, broadsheets and other small book formats in letterpress, hand-set and hand-sewn editions.

http://www.froghollowpress.com/

Golden Bell Publishing House

Media that uplifts the mind, body, and soul.

http://www.goldenbellhouse.com/

Perugia Press

One collection of poetry each year, by a woman at the beginning of her career.

http://www.perugiapress.com/

Pieman Press

Small publisher, specialising in free adaptations drawn from world mythology.

http://members.lycos.co.uk/piemanpress/

Press Press publishers

An Australian poetry publisher; sample poems online. Poets include: Chris Mansell, Ken Bolton and John Jenkins.

http://www.presspress.com.au/

Pudding House Publications

Offers a variety of poetry publications including, but not limited to: Unitarian Universalist, parenting and ekphrastic poetry.

http://www.puddinghouse.com

Red Dragon Press

Publisher of books that deal with psychological and parapsychological topics, with an emphasis on poetry.

http://www.reddragonpress.com

Stonebridge Books

Poetry and short stories from Ireland and Wales.

http://home.btclick.com/stonebridge

Time Being Books

Poetry that other publishers don't promote. Please Note; not accepting unsolicited manuscripts.

http://www.timebeing.com/

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