Artist Editions

Announcing the Quarto Series

The Capilano Review is pleased to announce a new series of collaborative, limited-edition prints by artists and poets. The Quarto Series furthers the magazine’s long history of experimentation across image…

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Call for Submissions

Call for Submissions: Bad Feelings Issue

“Negative affect (or, what Sianne Ngai calls “ugly feelings”) ought to be taken seriously as both an unavoidable presence and a potential catalyst in and for active solidarity.”  — Gage…

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Poetry

Maged Zaher | Excerpt from “The &”

The & operator computes the address of memory  &&& I sleep My memory scatters all over my being Fragments come up I can’t fathom them It pains me I shiver…

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Announcement

Save the Date: 50th Anniversary Celebration

  Mark your calendars for the evening of Wednesday July 20th, 2022! TCR is working away on the final details of our first reading event in two years, which will take…

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Announcement

Announcing Issue 3.47 (Summer 2022)

Issue 3.47 (Summer 2022): I – R, the second in the series, features new and archival work by: Siku Allooloo, Marvin Luvualu António, Oana Avasilichioaei, derek beaulieu, Dodie Bellamy, bill bissett,…

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Prose

ryan fitzpatrick | Excerpt from “A Few Notes on Intimacy”

My alarm clock clicks on and the CBC DJ announces one from Carly Rae Jepsen. “Too Much” admits to excess. When I party, then I party too much / When…

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Poetry

Hoa Nguyen | “Poem”

I call upon a poem as a gathering of language that includes the poet and poetry, that includes the dead, that includes readers present and imagined.  Occasions for language that…

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Indigenous places and names

On the name “Capilano”

Readers of TCR will soon notice a new acknowledgement added to our colophon and organizational communications with regards to the name “Capilano.” As a publication that has historically been run by…

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In conversation

On Then Now: A Conversation with Daphne Marlatt

  The following conversation is an edited version of the twelve-thousand-word transcription of four recorded 20- to 30-minute meetings that took place via Zoom in November 2021 when Daphne Marlatt…

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See to see —

On Erín Moure’s Retooling for a Figurative Life

  “The house still there online the street, / the broken fence / the dining room window,” writes Erín Moure in her chapbook Retooling for a Figurative Life (Vallum, 2022).…

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