Ways to Support
Futurepoem needs your support. Help us to publish important new books, keep our submissions open to new writers, sustain our community-led editorial model and provide free access to a diverse range of authors and artists through our online multi-disciplinary platform Futurefeed.
Help us continue to publish groundbreaking new writing and sustain our programs on behalf of the literary community, writers and readers.
Donate Online
Make a secure tax-deductible online donation
Donate By Mail
Send checks payable to:
Futurepoem Inc.
P.O. Box 7687, JAF Station
New York, NY 10116
Subscribe to Futurepoem
Become a Futurepoem subscriber and receive the next four books that we publish. Choose from a basic subscription option to donor subscription levels that allow you to subscribe and also lend your support to our programs and authors.
Subscribe Now at our online store
Other Ways to Give
If you are in a position to make a more sustantial contribution to help fund our programs or want to know more about how you can help, please contact us by email at info at futurepoem dot com.
We also welcome contributions from those who are not in a position to make a monetary contribution at this time but can volunteer expertise, space, or help in other ways.
Founded in 2002, Futurepoem is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization since its incorporation in 2007 and is a registered charity in New York State. All donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. Futurepoem's program is made possible in part by grants from the New York State Council on the Arts, and the Department of Cultural Affairs for New York City, as well as donations from individuals. Learn more about our supporters.
2026 Benefit
Drafts: A benefit raffle for Futurepoem
As a fun way to support our books and programs, Futurepoem will hold its first ever annual benefit on Saturday Feburary 28th, 2026 at kurimanzutto gallery in Chelsea,
Purchase a raffle ticket to support Futurepoem's books and programs. Each ticket will entitle you admission to our benefit event at kurimanzutto gallery on Saturday, 2/28/2026. Plus one randomly assigned original scribble, manuscript page, note, etc. donated by writers, artists, and performers.?????
Thank you for your support. Every contribution, big or small, makes a huge difference.
On Feburary 28th Futurepoem needs your support. Help us to publish important new books, keep our submissions open to new writers, sustain our community-led editorial model and provide free access to a diverse range of authors and artists through our online multi-disciplinary platform Futurefeed.
Help us continue to publish groundbreaking new writing and sustain our programs on behalf of the literary community, writers and readers.
Donate Online
Make a secure tax-deductible online donation
Donate By Mail
Send checks payable to:
Futurepoem Inc.
P.O. Box 7687, JAF Station
New York, NY 10116
Subscribe to Futurepoem
Become a Futurepoem subscriber and receive the next four books that we publish. Choose from a basic subscription option to donor subscription levels that allow you to subscribe and also lend your support to our programs and authors.
Subscribe Now at our online store
Other Ways to Give
If you are in a position to make a more sustantial contribution to help fund our programs or want to know more about how you can help, please contact us by email at info at futurepoem dot com.
We also welcome contributions from those who are not in a position to make a monetary contribution at this time but can volunteer expertise, space, or help in other ways.
Founded in 2002, Futurepoem is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization since its incorporation in 2007 and is a registered charity in New York State. All donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. Futurepoem's program is made possible in part by grants from the New York State Council on the Arts, and the Department of Cultural Affairs for New York City, as well as donations from individuals. Learn more about our supporters.
Subscribe
Subscriptions are a great way to support innovative small press publishing!
Subscribe at any time now or during 2026 to receive the 3 titles we'll publish next year, plus our late winter 2025 title an a surprise backlist title. Five titles in total:
Your subscription includes:
Nazareth Hassan, Slow Mania (Winter 2025)
Susana Plotts-Pineda, In Order to Extract the Memory It Is Of Course Necessary to Build the Room (Spring 2026)
Joss Barton, Goodbye to a Dream Believed! (Spring 2026)
Day Heisinger-Nixon, ROOM | ROOM | ROOM (Fall 2026)
+ a surprise backlist title
If you are looking for an international subscription, please contact us at info@futurepoem.com for a price that includes international shipping.
Supporters
Futurepoem is grateful to the following organizations and individuals for their ongoing and past support:
Insittutional Support
Fidelity Charitable
Stone Barrett Foundation
Tamaas
Community of Literary Magazines and Presses
LitNYS
The Poetry Foundation
New York City Department of Cultural Affairs
New York State Council on the Arts
National Endowment for the Arts
Paypal Giving Fund
Patrons
Gillian McCain
Lisa Barsumian
Thomas Farrell
Dan Machlin
kurmanzutto Gallery
Albert Machlin
Anonymous
Significant Supporters
Roberto Tejada
Mimi Gross
Jennifer Firestone
Ann Lauterbach
Garrett Kalleberg
David Buuck
Peter Gizzi
Friends
Charles Bernstein & Susan Bee
Laynie Browne
Jay Sanders
Monica de la Torre
Carol Mirakove
Dan Gottfried and Loraine Machlin
Jessica Laser
Laura Mullen
Rachel Levitsky
Al Filreis
Julie Agoos
Jennifer Firestone
John Keene
Jena Osman
Laird Hunt
Megan Adams
Lee Norton
Other Supporters
Karla Kelsey
Edward McAdams
Matthew Moore
Jena Osman
Daniel Owen
Elena Rivera
Richard O'Russa
Kendra Sullivan
Ann Wetherington
Ian Dreiblatt
Lee Norton
Linda Trimbath
Anonymous
Supporting Subscribers
David Solo
Manuel Paul López
Nicholas Chiarella
Subscribers
Hannah Levinson
Sarah Crucilla
James Coleman
Isabel Sobral Campos
Other Recent and Past Supporters
Leaves of Grass Fund (2016, 2015), LITTAP Facing Pages Mentorship Program and Travel Grant (2018, 2017, 2015), Fund for Poetry (2013, 2003), Jerome Foundation & CLMP Face Out program (2009-2010, 2012-2013), Kayden Fund (regrant through University of Colorado) (2010), New York Community Trust - Harris Shapiro Memorial Fund (2016, 2003), Literary Arts Emergency Fund (2020), New York State Technical Assistance Program (NYTAP) (2016-2017,2015-2016, 2004-2005), Deutsch, Inc. (2012, 2011), Amy Sillman, Sarah Riggs, Samuel Amadon, Matteo Ames, Aaron Apps, Samuel Amadon, Kate Angus, Jennie Armon, Veronica Barnes, Aaron Belz, Mei-mei Berssenbrugge and Richard Tuttle, Jai Bilio, Daniel Borzutzky, Tyler Brewington, The Brooklyn Writer's Collective, Carolyn Bush, Allen Edwin Butt, Scott Burau, David Buuck, Cyndi & Larry Cain, Eric Clough, Dan Coffey, Jen Coleman, Bruce Covey, Thomas Cook, Claire Coyne, Brent Cunningham, Sara Dakant, Charles Bernstein and Susan Bee, Steven Dickison, Thomas Dodson, Claire Donato, Jessica DuLong, Kate Durbin, Richard O'Russa and Marcella Durand, Joseph Elliot, Laura Elrick, Sean Elwood and Yvonne Puffer, Hillary Fairbanks, Alaina Ferris Music, Jennifer Firestone, Megan Marie Fitzpatrick, Sandy Florian, Ryan Forsythe, Sam Frank, Greta Gertler, Alan Gilbert, Samantha Giles, Laura Goldstein, E. Tracy Grinnellm Frances Gonzalez, Noah Eli Gordon, James Graham, C. John Graham, Sara Greenslit, Samina Hadi-Tabassum, Wil Hallgren, Jacob Harksen, Christine Hochkeppel, Janet Holmes, Valerie Hsiung, Erica Hunt, Meg Hurtado, Katherine A Ingold, Brenda Iijima, Michael Ives, Ashlee Jacobson, Geoffrey Jacques, Dorothy Jackson, Serena Jost, Alystyre Julian, Garrett Kalleberg, Waldemar Kalinowski, Christine Kanownik, Dana Kelly, Kevin Killian and Dodie Bellamy, Amy Kirschenbaum, Eric Kocher, Dusty Kurtz, Krystal Languell, Gregory Laynor, Grace Leavitt, Sueyeun Juliette Lee, Jessica Lent, Rachel Levitsky, Sean Ludan, Les Figues Press, Victoria LeStrange, Lauren Levin, Franciois Luong, Gary Lundy, Loraine Machlin and Dan Gottfried, Ken Machlin, Chris Martin and Mary Austin Speaker, Wythe Marschall, Ronald Martin, Madeline Marvar, Carol Mirakove, Joe Milazzo, Laura Moriarty, Laura Mullen, Nilanjan Mukherjee, Elinor Nauen, Jennifer Nelson, Marc Noble, Flying Object, Jena Osman, Nathaniel Otting, Coco Owen, Daniel Poppick, Katie Price, Kathryn Pringle, Greg Purcell, Heather Ramsdell, Marthe Reed, Frances Richard, Paul Richard, Alberto Rigettini, Ana Rocca, Camille Roy, Linda Russo, Karl Saffran, Kathryn Sanders, Jared Schickling, Jesse Seldess, Samuel Solomon, Kristin Sanders, Kate Sanserino, William Scott, Martin Glaz Serup, German Sierra, Shatter Your Leaves Records, Jessica Smith, Carmen Gimenez Smith, Joanna Sondheim, Juliana Spahr, Franklin Spector, Brian Snapp, Erika Staiti, Jared Stanley, Mark Stricker, Stacy Szymaszek, SUPERMACHINE, Paige Taggart, Jennifer Tamayo, Jesse Tangen-Mills, Naomi Tarle, Tarratine Quarterly, Andrew Terhune, Dan Thomas-Glass, Amanda Thorpe, Linda Trimbath, Tripwire, Genya Turovskaya, Divya Victor, Anne Waldman and Ed Bowes, Jacqueline Waters, Karen Weiser, Joshua Marie Wilkinson, Afton Wilky, Marion Winter, Terry Wolverton, Nicholas Wong, Quito and Elizabeth Zuba, S. Brook Corfman, Brenda Coultas, Mark Dow, Marcella Durand, E. Tracy Grinnell, Mariko Gordon, Bob Holman, Sue Landers, Jerry Lieblich, Debrah Morkun, Martha Ronk, Geoffrey Olsen, Lisa Pearson, Liam Powell, Wendy Walters, Lytton J Smith, Wen Zhuang, Lyndsey Bourne, E. Tracy Grinnell
Membership
Council of Literary Magazines and Presses
Fractured Atlas Productions, Inc.
TechSoup.org
Funders and Partners
This project is supported in part by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Kathy Hochul and the New York State Legislature. It is also supported in part by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.
