Gem City/Fountain City was our first publication as Rabbit Catastrophe Press.  It has gone through two editions since it's initial publication in 2008.  It went out of print today after three years.  Thanks to Phil Estes for allowing us to publish his work as a start up press and for continuing to sell it at readings. 

Currently we are working on putting out Phil's second book entitled Children of Reagan.  It will be the first in a series of chapbooks we call ScrapChaps.  All of these books will be made from scrap we generate while making Rabbit Catastrophe Review.  Expect to see Children of Reagan in the next few months.  In the meantime, we still have copies of RCR #1 and #2 available on this site, and RCR #3 will be available in January. 

Thanks to everyone who has supported us the past three years.

Nice Work Phil Estes!

Phil Estes was chosen as a finalist in the Black Box Poetry Prize.  Congrats Phil!  You can look at the results here.

Open for Submissions

We are reading again!  Issue #3 reading periods are from now until December first.  Please read our guidelines here and don't forget to track your submissions on Duotrope.  We look forward to reading all of the new work.  If you are interested in seeing what we have published in the past you can still get copies of our first two issues and of Gem City/Fountain City by Phil Estes just to the right by the clicking "Buy Now" button under each picture.

Sonora Review Interview

Lewis DeJong Co-Editor-in-chief at Sonora review interviewed Robin and I for the Sonora blog. You can find a link to it here.  Thanks Lewis!

Thanks for submitting

Our reading period for issue #2 is over.  Thanks to everyone who submitted this round we are continually impressed by the level of talent that there is out there and that people are finding us.  Contributors for this issue range from the newest emerging writers to established authors and artists.  We are really looking forward to getting it out.  We expect that it will be available in July.  If anyone wants to make a donation you can click on the "support us" tab at the top of this page.  All donations go straight into buying materials so we can continue publishing RCR with the highest quality ink and paper.

Also, did everyone read the Sonora Review interview with Phil Estes?  Did everyone also know that we still have copies of Gem City/Fountain City left?  Well, you should and we do.