Welcome to The Raymond Carver Review, a peer-reviewed, electronic annual which seeks to publish the best critical work both from established and emerging Carver scholars around the world. Begun by members of the International Raymond Carver Society, the RCR is produced by international Carver scholars devoted to promoting the study of this important and influential author. The editorial and advisory boards who contribute to making the RCR available are located in the US, Canada, Italy, Norway, Israel, France, Switzerland, and Puerto Rico. Our readers are world-wide.
We are pleased to offer our newest issue, a special topics issue on Carver and Feminism, edited by Claire Fabre-Clark of University Paris XII and Libe García Zarranz of the University of Alberta, is now online. Click on Issue 2 to the left to acess the issue.
The third issue, an open topics issue, in now in progress. And while issue four will be a special topics issue, we are taking submissions for issue five, our next open topics issue.. Please go to our Call for Papers and Submission Guidelines pages for detailed information if you are interested in submitting. We would appreciate the opportunity to consider your work.
The Raymond Carver Review, designed by Liz Wyglendowski, lead multimedia developer for Educational Technology & Distance Learning, is edited by Robert Miltner, Associate Professor of English at Kent State University Stark. It is hosted by the English Department at Kent State University. The Raymond Carver Review is produced in cooperation with The International Raymond Carver Society.
Issues:
Issue One, the open topics inaugural issue, is online.
Issue Two, a special issue on Carver and Feminism, guest edited by Claire Fabre-Clark of the University of Paris XII and Libe García Zarranz of the University of Alberta, Canada, is online.
Issue Three, an open topics issue, has closed for submissions. The issue will be online in 2010.
Issue Four, a special topics issue with a guest editor, will issue a call for papers when the topic and editor are selected. Visit the website for details.
Issue Five, an open topics issue, will consider submissions at this time. See the Call for Papers and Submission Guidelines for information.
contact The Raymond Carver Review - rmiltner@kent.edu