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Wax Poetry and Art Magazine is shown first. Scroll down for an alphabetical list of all other magazines, whose work is collected into Comet and Poetry World collections.

Wax Poetry and Art Magazine #8 – September 2025
Wax Poetry and Art Magazine #8. Title image shows a steaming hot glass kettle full of black tea being tipped and poured into a glass cup on a glass saucer. The tea in the cup is rich, dark, and golden. Steam surrounds the cup. On the right of the teacup is a large ginger stem.

Wax Poetry and Art Magazine #7 – May 2025
Wax Poetry and Art Magazine 7. Title image shows a colourful village built into the rock, overlooking the water.

Wax Poetry and Art Magazine #6 – January 2025
Wax Mag 6. Title image shows an Eastern Screech Owl on a branch in front of a tree trunk and bright red leaves.

Wax Poetry and Art Magazine #5 – September 2024
Photo shows a small group of young boys relaxing on the edge of a concrete pier, staring into blue water that fills most of the photo. The boys appear to be preparing to swim in the water.

Wax Poetry and Art Magazine #4 – May 2024
Photo shows a beach view of dark brown sand, as if after a recent rain. Waves can be seen rolling in. Two people can be seen near the water, talking to each other and looking at the water. Incinerator Rock juts out of the water. The view of the rock is close enough to see the different layers of colour. Above the rock, clear blue sky.

Wax Poetry and Art Magazine #3 – January 2024
Image shows the Sheringham Lighthouse on Vancouver Island. The lighthouse tower is painted white. The lantern section at the top is painted red. The lighthouse sits atop a rocky outcrop overlooking calm water. In the distance, a blue mountain range forms a horizon line over the water.

Wax Poetry and Art Magazine #2 – September 2023
Image shows a black and white fishing boat with a crane type apparatus in the aft section. It is a side view of the boat, which is docked flush against a narrow plank. The reflection of the boat in the water is pristine, along with the forest, mountain, and clear blue sky behind the boat.

Wax Poetry and Art Magazine #1 – May 2023
Image text reads, Wax Poetry and Art Magazine, #1, waxpoetart.com, Photo by Clarissa Cervantes. The photo is composed of calm ocean making up the bottom half of the image. There are no waves but undulation can be seen toward the bottom left of the photo. A long pier about halfway, vertically. The pier extends from the left side of the photo until almost all the way to the right side. The his a sloping hill in the background behind the pier. The hill is sloping upward from the left to the right. The the right side of the photo, the glare of the sun setting behind the hill is bright. There is a golden hue over everything. Looking more closely at the pier, the silhouette of persons fishing can be seen.

All Magazines with Published Work

Africa Poetry Magazine
Angela Poetry Magazine
Atlantic Canada Poetry Magazine
Australia Poetry Magazine
Axil Poetry and Art
Calgary Poetry Magazine
California Poetry Magazine
Canada Poetry Magazine
Caribbean Poetry Magazine
Chicago Poetry Magazine
China Poetry Magazine
Dublin Poetry Magazine
Edinburgh Poetry Magazine
Edmonton Poetry Magazine
Eleventh Transmission
Europe Poetry Magazine
First Nations Poetry Magazine
India Poetry Magazine
London Poetry Magazine
Montreal Poetry Magazine
Nigeria Poetry Magazine
NYC Poetry Magazine
Ottawa Poetry Magazine
Phoenix Photo and Fiction
San Francisco Poetry Magazine
South Africa Poetry Magazine
Texas Poetry Magazine
Toronto Poetry Magazine
UK Poetry Magazine
US Poetry Magazine
Vancouver Poetry Magazine
Wales Poetry Magazine
Wax International
Wax Poetry and Art Magazine

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