Sunbury (magazine) explained

Sunbury
Editor:	Virginia Scott
Format:	Print
Publisher:	Sunbury Press
Issn:	0271-3217
Oclc:	3470343

Sunbury: A Poetry Magazine was an American feminist magazine published and edited by Virginia Scott in Bronx, New York. The periodical was devoted to promoting the marginalized works of women, blue-collar, and minority poets. Apart from poetry, the magazine also published fiction, interviews, and reviews.^{[1] [2]}

Sunbury published three times a year and has been by praised by other feminist publications such as Majority Report:

"The quality of the poetry in Sunbury is high, high enough for a first-rate anthology, let alone for a poetry magazine published three times a year."^[3]

Writers published by Sunbury:

• Ursula K. Le Guin
  • Mary TallMountain Linda Hogan
• Andrew Salkey
• Paula Gunn Allen
• Brenda Connor-Bey
• Bob Bohm
• Joan Lupo Batista
• Harryette Mullen
• Thom Lee
• Yuri Kageyama
• Teresa Anderson
• Margaret Randall
• David Henderson
• Meridel Le Sueur
• Sandra Esteves
• Thoman McGrath
• Manna Lowenfels-Perpelitt
• Steven Cannon
• Victor Hernandez Cruz
• Regina de Cormier-Shekerjian
• Mashadi Mashabela
• Hettie Jones
• Grace Paley

References

1. “Making Room - Women and Architecture.” HERESIES, Vol. 3, No. 3, 1981.
2. “A poet and professor, Virginia Scott, dies at 76.” The Riverdale Press. https://riverdalepress.com/stories/A-poet-and-professor-Virginia-Scott-dies-at-76,54690
3. “Sunbury Press.” Margins, issue 20, May 1975. https://voices.revealdigital.org/?a=d&d=BDHFFJA197505.1.67&e=-------en-20--1--txt-txIN---------------1