A literary journal publishing new and established authors in traditional and experimental forms.
Roanoke Review is a literary journal founded at Roanoke College, publishing new and established authors writing in both traditional and experimental forms. Since its founding, the Review has been run by a rotating editorial staff of students and faculty advisors. It has published early work alongside pieces by established writers such as William Stafford, Lee Smith, and Malcolm Cowley. The journal continues to be produced by a student staff of editors, managers, and readers at Roanoke College.