
San Antonio Review
San Antonio's international literary journal.
Thanks to your financial contributions, we are operating on an estimated annual budget of $532
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We are Texas' international literary journal.
We often hear that San Antonio is a “city on the rise.” In truth, as the seventh-largest city in the nation, and one already reflecting the demographic shift the rest of the country will experience in the coming years, San Antonio is already a world-class city. The diversity of its community puts it on par with the first six metropolitan areas by population. Beyond its diversity, San Antonio is home to world-renowned cultural and educational institutions.