Poetry Magazines & Anthologies
Eric Greinke’s work has appeared or been accepted for publication in the following literary magazines & anthologies to date. For any omissions to this list, our apologies.
*Featured Poet
Abbey*, Abraxas, Air, The Alcaeus Review, Amaranthus (Grand Valley State University), The Ambassador Poetry Project, The American Journal of Poetry, Atlas Poetica, the Aurorean*, Backwards City Review, Barbaric Yawp, Bathtub Gin, Beatlick News, The Bicycle Review, Big Scream, Bitterroot, Boston Area Small Press and Poetry Scene, The Broadkill Review (Gardner-Webb University), Broad River Review, Brown Penny Review, The Bryant Literary Review (Bryant University), California Quarterly, The Cape Rock Journal (Southwest Missouri State University), The Cedar Rock Quarterly, Chamber Four, Chiron Review, Cholla Needles, Clark Street Review, Cloven Hoof, Coe Review (Coe College), Creative Moment, The Crucible (University of Northern Colorado), Delaware Poetry Review, The Delmarva Review, The Detroit Free Press, Display (Grand Rapids Community College), Drama Garden, Dual Coast Magazine, Edgz, Emphasis*, Essence, First Literary Review-East, Fly By Night, Forge* (United Kingdom), For The Time Being, Fotospecchio* (Italy), Fox Chase Review, Freshwater Literary Journal (Asnuntuck Community College), Free Lance, Free Verse, Gargoyle, Ginyu (World Haiku Association, Ban’ya Natsuishi, trans., Saitama, Japan), Glory, The Goodly Co., The Grand Rapids News, The Grand Rapids Sunday Press, The Grand Valley Review (Grand Valley State University), Grand Valley Today (Grand Valley State University), Great Art, Happiness Holding Tank, The Green Door (Belgium), HazMat Review*, Home Planet News, The Hurricane Review (Pensacola Junior College), Ibbetson Street, Iconoclast, Illogical Muse, Independent Publisher Magazine, The Journal (United Kingdom), King James Version, Lake Effect (Penn State University), The Lanthorn (Grand Valley State University), Lazarus, Lilipoh, The Loch Raven Review, The Mad Poets Review, Main Channel Voices, Main Street Rag, Magazine Six, The Margarine-Maypole Orangutang Express, Metamorphosis, Midnight, Midwest Book Review, Mobilni Planet Siol (Italy), Modern Haiku, Muddy River Poetry Review*, Muses Review*, Napalm Health Spa Report, Nerve Cowboy, New Dimensions, The New York Quarterly, North Dakota Quarterly, Once Again, Out Of Sight, Over The Transom, Paradox, Paterson Literary Review (Passaic County Community College), The Pedestal Magazine*, Pennsylvania English, Pegasus, Pinyon (Colorado Mesa University), Plainsongs (Hastings College), Poem, Poet & Critic (Iowa State University), Poetry Americana, Poetry Now, Poetry Pacific (Canada), Poets West, Presa, Prosopisia (India), The Roadrunner Haiku Journal, The Root, Rosebud, Schuylkill Valley Journal, The Small Press Review, So It Goes, Solo Cafe, Solo Novo, The Somerville News, The South Carolina Review (Clemson University), Stone Drum (Sam Houston State University), Switchback (University of San Francisco), Taj Mahal Review (India), Tar Wolf Review, Tertulia, The 13th Warrior Review, Tipton Poetry Journal, Trajectory, Turtle Island Quarterly, Under The Banana Tree, The United Co-Operative, The University of Tampa Review, The Unrorean, Various Artists (United Kingdom), Valley Voices (Mississippi Valley State University), Verse Daily, Verse Wisconsin, Wavelength, WestWard Quarterly, Wilderness House Literary Review, Wild Goose Poetry Review, The Wild Plum Review, Wild Violet, Windows In The Stone, Wisconsin Review (University of Wisconsin), The Woodsrunner (Northern Michigan University), Words Of Wisdom.
Anthology of Contemporary American Poetry (Maurice Custodio, editor, Peace and Pieces Press, San Francisco, CA,1972), Being ’71 (Cor Barendrecht, editor, Being Press, Grand Rapids, MI,1971), Best Of Four (Walter Lockwood, editor, Dyer-Ives, Grand Rapids, MI,1971), Christmas In The Wild (Short Story; Tom Tolnay editor, Birch Brook Press, Delhi, NY 2014), For Neruda / For Chile – An International Anthology (Walter Lowenfels, editor, Beacon Press, Boston, MA,1975), Inside The Outside: An Anthology Of Avant-Garde American Poets (Roseanne Ritzema, editor, Presa Press, Rockford, MI, 2006), Mantras (Alan Britt, editor, Floating Hair Press, Tampa, FL,1973), Michigan Hot Apples (Gay Rubin, editor, Hot Apples Press, Bloomfield Hills, MI, 1972), Michigan Hot Apples 2 (Gay Rubin, editor, Hot Apples Press, Bloomfield Hills, MI,1973), 10 Michigan Poets (Eric Greinke, editor, Pilot Press Books, Grand Rapids, MI,1972), Midwest Poetry 1972 (Roy Burrows, editor, Burro Books, El Dorado, AK,1972), Themes 2003 (Brigitta Getrich, editor, Creative With Words, Carmel, CA, 2003), The Vagaries Of Invention (Donald Isaacson & Helen Sheridan, editors, Sidewinder Press, Kalamazoo, MI, 1982), Wilderness House Literary Review Volume 1 (Gloria Mindock, editor, ISCS Press, Littleton, MA, 2007), Wilderness House Literary Review Volume 3 (Gloria Mindock, editor, ISCS Press, Littleton, MA, 2009), The 2011 Rhysling Anthology (David Lunde, editor, Science Fiction Poetry Association, Covina, CA, 2011), Per Diem Project – Trends in Contemporary Practice (Jack Galmity & Paul Pfleuger, editors, The Haiku GFoundation, 2011), Song of the Owashtanong – Grand Rapids Poetry in the 21st Century (David Cope, editor, Ridgeway Press, Roseville, MI, 2012), The Second Genesis: An Anthology of Contemporary World Poetry (Moizur Rehman Khan, editor, ARAWLII Press, Ajmer, India, 2014), Poetry Matters – A Collection of Essays (Roseanne Ritzema, Editor, Presa Press, 2017), All The Colors Of Life (Ruth Moon Kempher, editor, Kings Estate Press, St. Augustine, FL, 2019), Speaking For Everyone: An Anthology of “We” Poems (Eric Greinke, editor, Amazon, 2024), Out Of Line: Who Defines? – Halfs, Steps, In-Laws & Belonging (Heather Tosteson & Charles D. Brockett, editors, Wising Up Press, Decatur, GA, 2024), Pinyon – 30th Anniversary Commemorative Edition (Randy Phillis, editor, Pinyon , Grand Junction, CO, 2024), Living Our Blessings – Aging, Mortality & Gratitude (Heather Tosteson & Charles D. Brockett, editors, Wising Up Press, Decatur, GA, 2025)