The Raintown Review is one of the longest running print journals with a preference for formal/metrical poetry. Established in 1996 by Harvey Stanbrough, it began as a desktop-published chapbook style journal and has evolved into the perfect bound 100+ page journal of today. Other former editors include Patrick Kanouse and T.S. Kerrigan.

Editor-in-Chief, Anna Evans

Anna Evans’ poems have appeared in the Harvard Review, Atlanta Review, Rattle, and Measure. She gained her MFA from Bennington College, and is also the Managing Editor of the Barefoot Muse. Her chapbooks Swimming and Selected Sonnets are available from Maverick Duck Press.

Interview with Anna Evans at Wordgathering.

Associate Editor, Quincy R. Lehr

Quincy R. Lehr's work has appeared in such journals as Iambs & Trochees, The Dark Horse, Crannog, Cadenza and Other Poetry. His first book of poetry, Across the Grid of Streets, was published by Seven Towers in April 2008.