About
What is The Capilano Review?
For over forty years, The Capilano Review has supported innovative writing and art. Its editors have provoked and sustained imagination and possibility for a wide range of writers and artists.
TCR was founded in 1972 by Pierre Coupey at Capilano College in North Vancouver. Since then, its editors have included Bill Schermbrucker (1976-1982,) Ann Rosenberg (1986,) Dorothy Jantzen (1985–1988,) Bob Sherrin (2002,) Ryan Knighton (2001,) Sharon Thesen (2001-2005,) Jenny Penberthy (2005-2014,) Brook Houglum (2010-2015,) Andrea Actis (2015-2018,) and Catriona Strang (2017.)
In 2015, the magazine parted from Capilano University. Now an independent publication, TCR is located in The Arts Factory, Vancouver.
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Editor
Fenn Stewart
Founding Editor
Pierre Coupey
Print Designer
Anahita Jamali Rad
Contemporary Arts Society Board of Directors
Colin Browne
Mark Cochrane
Pierre Coupey
Aurelea Mahood
Jenny Penberthy
Judith Penner
Renée Sarojini Saklikar
Contributing Editors
Andrea Actis
Clint Burnham
Roger Farr
Liz Howard
Aisha Sasha John
Andrew Klobucar
Natalie Knight
Erín Moure
Lisa Robertson
Christine Stewart
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Writer-in-Residence
Juliane Okot Bitek
In 100 Days (University of Alberta Press, 2016), Juliane Okot Bitek writes a poem a day for one hundred days in the summer of 2014 on the 20th anniversary of the Rwandan genocide. 100 Days won the 2017 Glenna Luschei Prize for African Poetry, the 2016 Foreword INDIES Poetry Book of the Year Award and was shortlisted for both the 2017 Pat Lowther Award and the 2017 Dorothy Livesay Poetry Prize. Juliane’s latest chapbook, Sublime: Lost Words is available online from The Elephants. Aside from poetry, Juliane also writes creative non-fiction, fiction and essays. She is currently wrestling a beast of a dissertation (on the lost memory of the 1979 sinking of a ship on Lake Victoria) at UBC’s Interdisciplinary Studies Graduate Program, where she is completing her doctorate.
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.
$300+
Rojeanne & Jim Allworth
Anonymous Donors
Dorothy Jantzen
David Dowker
Todd Nickel
Patti Kernaghan
$25 - $299
Mallory Amirault
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Lorna Brown
Lary Bremner
Clint Burnham
Colin Browne
Marlene Conway
David Buuck
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Deanna Fong
Charles H. Crockford
Hiromi Goto
Christopher Glen
Louisa Howerow
Joanna Hindle
Kevin Killian
Jessie Ann Jones
Sarah Ling
Justin Langlois
Daphne Marlatt
Bob MacIntyre
Roy Miki
Evan Mauro
Renee Rodin
Erín Moure
Vivek Shraya
Vicky Ross
Chris Turnbull
Chris Turnbull
Fred Wah
Divya Victor
T'uy't'tanat-Cease Wyss
Aerlyn Weissman
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