About
What is The Capilano Review?
For over forty years, The Capilano Review (TCR) has supported and been sustained by a vibrant community of readers, writers, and artists interested in experimentation in writing and art.
An independent publication since 2015, TCR was founded in 1972 by Pierre Coupey at Capilano College in North Vancouver. Read more about the history of the magazine here.
Each issue features full-colour art sections, poetry, short essays, reviews, and interviews. Apart from publishing three print and digital issues of the magazine each year, we host an annual Writer-in-Residence, two annual contests, and numerous workshops, readings, and other events. We also mentor up to four interns per year. To receive monthly news on upcoming issues, open submission periods, contests and other events, sign up to our newsletter here.
TCR is located in the Woodward’s Heritage building in Downtown Vancouver. Our publication and its members respectfully acknowledge that our organization is situated on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territory of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and səl̓ilwətaɁɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations.
We are committed to reflecting and cultivating the city’s diverse writing and art communities, particularly as they undertake and interrogate the necessary work of decolonization.
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Publisher
The Capilano Review Contemporary Arts Society
Editorial Director
Matea Kulić
Managing Editor
Jacquelyn Ross
Arts Editor and Community Engagement
Emily Dundas Oke
Print Designer
Anahita Jamali Rad
Founding Editor
Pierre Coupey
Editorial Board
Jordan Abel
Andrea Actis
Phanuel Antwi
Otoniya Juliane Okot Bitek
Colin Browne
Clint Burnham
Pierre Coupey
Junie Désil
Liz Howard
Tom Hsu
Aisha Sasha John
Andrew Klobucar
Natalie Knight
Joni Low
Suzanne Morrissette
Erín Moure
Chimedum Ohaegbu
Jenny Penberthy
Judith Penner
Lisa Robertson
Christine Stewart
Fenn Stewart
Jordan Wilson
Website
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Advertising
Media Kit
The Capilano Review is pleased to offer advertising space in our print pages and on the website.
Detailed information and pricing can be found in the attached Media Kit.
For queries or to book an ad, email:
Specifications:
Full-Page (Print)
6.5″ wide x 8.5″ tall
PDF / JPEG / TIFF format
Minimum 300 dpi
Greyscale only
Half-Page (Print)
6.5″ wide x 4.25″ tall
PDF / JPEG / TIFF format
Minimum 300 dpi
Greyscale only
Leaderboard Footer (Web)
728px x 90px
JPEG / PNG format
Colour
Writer-in-Residence
Liz Howard
Liz Howard’s debut collection Infinite Citizen of the Shaking Tent won the 2016 Griffin Poetry Prize and was shortlisted for the 2015 Governor General’s Award for poetry. Her recent work has appeared in Poetry Magazine, The Fiddlehead, and Best Canadian Poetry 2018. Howard received an Honours Bachelor of Science with High Distinction from the University of Toronto, and an MFA in Creative Writing through the University of Guelph. She worked for many years in cognitive psychology and cognitive neuroscience research. She is of mixed settler and Anishinaabe descent. Born and raised on Treaty 9 territory in northern Ontario, she is currently the Canadian Writer in Residence at the University of Calgary.
Friends of TCR
The Capilano Review is made possible in large part thanks to donations from our Friends of TCR. We are sustained by this support—thank you.
$1000+
The Estate of David Lawrence Farwell
Dorothy Jantzen
Todd Nickel
$300+
David Dowker
Patricia Massy
Stephanie White
$150+
Anonymous Donors
Lary Bremner
Colin Browne
Ted Byrne
Lee Su-Feh
Meredith Quartermain
Sho Sugita
Catriona Strang in memory of Alison and Roy Strang
$25+
Anonymous Donors
Siku Allooloo
Clint Burnham
Jake Byrne
Hannah Campbell
Stephen Collis
Garden Don't Care
Elisa Ferrari
Tasha Hefford
Megan Hepburn
Tom Hsu
Dallas Hunt
Andrea Javor
Edric Mesmer
Roy Miki
Geoffrey Nilson
Ryley O'Byrne
Erin Poole
Sina Queyras
Amal Rana
Renee Rodin
Johnny Mrym Spence
Damla Tamer
Hugh Thomas
Edisa Weeks
Fan Wu
Partners
Capilano University
Emily Carr University of Art + Design
Gallery Gachet
Grunt Gallery
Fazakas Gallery
Morris & Helen Belkin Art Gallery
Polygon Gallery
SFU Audain Gallery
SFU English Department
SFU Humanities Department
Supporters
