The Raintown Review is a
perfect-bound, semi-annual journal. We have published the works of
established and up-and-coming writers such as Dick Allen, Jared Carter, Patrick Chapman, Jehanne Dubrow, Annie Finch, Kevin Higgins, Rose Kelleher, Rick Mullin, Molly Peacock, Jennifer Reeser, A.E. Stallings, X.J. Kennedy, and many more.
The Raintown Review is a
gift to anyone who loves poetry at its most enduring best: poetry that actually
means to communicate, and succeeds at it; that remembers to sing rather than
mumble; that differs from page to page and author to author; that gives pleasure
by various means; that stays in the mind as image and sound--and oh
yes, as the thought that travels through those, in poetry that
works.
-- Rhina Espaillat
When I drive through Nuevo Mexico, I sing Linda Ronstadt. John Oelfke, I guess I'd have named it The Suntown Review. I've been to Santa Fe, to Albuquerque, even to Tucumcari and Tonopah, and I've never seen it rain in New Mexico. Sun shines on these pages.
-- Timothy Murphy
For variety of expression, diversity of theme and originality of voice, bound together simply by the unifying elements of skillful musicality and true memorability of phrase, I can name a rare poetry journal in today’s scene either to rival or outrank The Raintown Review.
--Jennifer Reeser
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