For over 50 years, Poets & Writers, Inc., a nonprofit literary organization, and the publisher of Poets & Writers Magazine, has been the literary community’s primary source of trustworthy information and guidance. Serving poets, fiction writers, and creative nonfiction writers, Poets & Writers Magazine is the premier publication for culturally engaged literary enthusiasts.
Poets & Writers’ work is rooted in the belief that literature is vital to sustaining a vibrant culture. Published 6x/year, each issue is packed with practical advice for emerging and established writers, news from the literary world, in-depth interviews with publishing professionals, and profiles of acclaimed authors. The magazine’s listings of grants and awards, along with recent winners, are relied upon by writers everywhere.
The Poets & Writers audience is composed of passionate subscribers who are educated/affluent and have a strong interest in the arts, current affairs, travel, history and more. Subscribers are engaged and ripe for a variety of offers in both the commercial and non-profit markets.
Poets & Writers delivers a unique constituency of educated cultural enthusiasts.
Demographics:
Key demographics of Poets & Writers:
- 69% female/31% male
- Median Age 57
- $85,000 Average HHI
- 92% are college graduates
- 47% have an MFA or MA
- 83% purchase 11 or more books per year
- 42% purchase more than 22 books per year
- 54% subscribe to two or more literary journals
Passionate patrons of the arts:
- 57% regularly purchase classical music
- 75% watch independent films
- 51% attend art galleries or museums
- 44% attend the theater
- 46% contribute to NPR or PBS
Connect with a Philanthropic audience
Poets & Writers subscribers are prime prospects for publishing, general merchandise, travel, financial services, and educational offers. They are patrons of the arts and donate to a variety of cultural, social, political, humanitarian, environmental, and children’s organizations.
- 72% - cultural organizations
- 75% - humanitarian organizations
- 50% - organizations that serve children
- 38% - health organizations
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