Name your favorite poets.	Journal	What literary journals do you like, other than your own?
W. H. Auden, Sylvia Plath, Richard Hugo, Robert Pinsky, Carl Phillips	Agni Erin Belieu	Ploughshares, The Journal, Bomb, Poetry, The Nebraska Review. I like to see what and who appears in little magazines before they get too schmoozed-over.
William Shakespeare, William Butler Yeats, Robert Frost	The Formalist William Baer	No answer
John Donne, Emily Dickinson, Walt Whitman	The Gettysburg Review Peter Stitt	I like them all and value them mostly for their uniquenesses. Each one has at least something of value, and occasionally I am green with envy.
John Donne, Charles Bukowski, Anne Sexton	The Ledge Timothy Monaghan	Poetry East, Sulphur River Literary Review, New York Quarterly, Boulevard, Long Shot, Mudfish and Poetry.
Dante, William Shakespeare, Walt Whitman, Marianne Moore	The Nation Grace Schulman	The New Yorker, The Paris Review, Poetry, Boulevard, Pequod, The New Republic, The Western Humanities Review, Ohio Review, The Hudson Review, New Letters, Georgia Review, the old Antaeus, and others.
W. H. Auden, Gerard Manley Hopkins, William Carlos Williams	The Northern Centinel Ellen Rachlin and Lucie Aidinoff	There are too many to list. We subscribe to several and purchase many more at newstands. What literary journals do you like, other than your own?
No answer.	Quarterly West M.L. Williams	New England Review, Gettysburg Review, Puerto del Sol, Willow Springs, Triquarterly, The Chariton Review, The Ohio Review. There are too many to mention.
Walt Whitman, Wallace Stevens, James Wright	Southern Poetry Review Ken McLaurin	Prairie Schooner, Mississippi Review, Georgia Review, Northwest Review, Beloit, Poetry, etc.
Walt Whitman, William Shakespeare, Alexander Pope (among the great dead); Elizabeth Bishop, James Merrill, Robert Lowell (among the more recent dead).	The Yale Review J.D. McClatchy	Raritan, The Threepenny Review, The Southwest Review, The Paris Review