The Poetry Project Newsletter is currently edited by Kay Gabriel, Imani Jackson, John Rufo, and Wendy Trevino and is published quarterly. To receive upcoming issues in the mail, sign-up for an annual subscription here. If you have written a review that you'd like to publish in the PPNL, please see the submission guidelines. If you are interested in advertising in The Poetry Project Newsletter, please refer to our Advertising Media Kit 2019-2020 or contact Laura Henriksen with any advertising related questions at lh@poetryproject.org.

The Recluse is published annually each Spring and edited by the staff of The Poetry Project. If you are interested in submitting your work to The Recluse, view our submission guidelines. Beginning with issue 10, The Recluse became an online journal. Issues 1 through 9 are here as PDFs.

Ed Friedman edited the Project Papers beginning in the fall of 1987. Issues, usually four pages in length, were published (and distributed free-of-charge) at each of the 1987-88 Wednesday night readings. Most of the issues consisted of one or two poems by each of the poets who were reading on a particular program. The Project Papers imprint was also used to publish articles that offered useful and concise perspectives on the Poetry Project’s history, aesthetics, and organizational mission. Generally, these articles originated from the Poetry Project’s Annual Symposiums, either as lectures or opening statements from panel discussions. Lewis Warsh’s special issue of Project Papers was a set of diary entries reprinted from one of his early collections. After the 1987-88 season, the weekly publication of Project Papers was discontinued. After Spring 1988, issues appeared sporadically. Some of the lectures/talks/essays appeared in the Poetry Project Newsletter before being published as Project Papers. Lori Landes produced all the transcriptions-from-tape which resulted in finished articles. The Sonnets Lecture by Ted Berrigan was an edited transcription of a lecture given at the Poetry Project in 1979 and was issued to coincide with The Sonnets panel at the 1989 Symposium. Thank you to Ed Friedman for providing us with all of the background information, and to Will Edmiston for compiling and archiving the Papers.

The Poetry Project published this limited edition (50) of portfolio of prints to celebrate its 50th Anniversary in September 2016. All prints are signed by the artists. Prints can be purchased as a full set or separately. All proceeds support The Poetry Project's programs!

Each workshop extends beyond the time and space of the workshop meeting -- through the writing that happens both during and after, through the friendships that form, through the knowledge that is shared. Footnotes is a place to celebrate the ongoing nature of our workshops and reading groups, opening the archive as a way to share the writing and thinking that has already happened and to invite others to engage with and continue that work. As the great workshop leader Bernadette Mayer wrote, "Please add to this list."