Poetry Review Service
Please read this entire page, including the disclaimer at the bottom, before sending us your poetry.

Since many people ask for a critique of their poetry when they submit, we decided to offer a poetry review service. You might be new to poetry writing and are looking for some initial guidance and feedback on your work, or you might be a more seasoned poet looking to polish-up a few poems before you submit them to a magazine. What ever the case, you will receive comments about each poem, and also a paragraph about your work in general; what you can do to improve, what to aviod, and so on.

Price:

$25 for three poems, plus $5 for each additional poem.


By Ground Mail

You can send your poetry for critique, and check or money order to:

Brick & Mortar Review
Poetry Critique
PO Box 21
Santa Barbara, CA 93102

Don't forget to include a cover page with your contact information.
Include an SASE (Self Addressed Stamped Envelope) with sufficient postage for the successful return of your entire manuscript.

By Email

How to submit your poetry for critique by email:

Pay using PayPal by clicking on the PayPal button below. PayPal accepts the major credit cards.

Then send your poetry to submit@bmreview.com with "Poetry Critique" in the subject line. IMPORTANT: make sure you include your shipping address when paying because we print out your poetry and then send it through the mail. This way we can write on the hard copy.

Here is the PayPal button:

Disclaimer and other details:

Please keep in mind that receiving critique isn't always easy, and that all of our suggestions are only suggestions and our opinion. When you submit your poetry for critique, you are taking the chance that you won't agree with our assessment or find it helpful. We think that the majority of the time people will find our advice useful, but there are always exceptions to the rule. To put it simply, submit at your own risk. Also, for various reasons, we do not give refunds.

Please do not submit the same poetry that we critique to the Brick & Mortar Review Poetry Contest.