+ English & History at Concordia U + Literary Editor at @TheCapReview + audio archivist and jiujitsu enthusiast + I like to listen + (she/her) + yes, and +
"...collage is the form of everything, the way you are a monkey, a horse mane, a bird-throated breasted-mammal flower-organed species-eater."
-Alice Notley, The Speak Angel Series
DH friends, comrades, colleagues! Please consider filling out this survey for a conference we’re planning called “Ethical Approaches to Critical Data Work”! https://t.co/xtOOLwozPB
Just had a pedagogical breakthrough as I was making myself sick thinking I must try to lecture from some fuzzy notion of authority when what I really want to do is tell stories and share stories. Everything I have done has come through my humanity and against all authority.
"Now workers wander through
a landscape of fixed capital, remorselessly
obligated to its reproduction in order to
assure their own. True human community
is increasingly replaced by capital as community."
-Joshua Clover, Subsumption and Crisis
The episode -- the first produced in our new podcasting studio space with @jms.hly -- features archival material from the Fred Wah Digital Archive (@digitalwah) at @SFU_English, which is co-directed by Deanna Fong (@bilycutfong).
The Capilano Review invites applications from emerging writers for its 2022 Emerging Writers’ Mentorship Program. Mentees will have the opportunity to meet virtually with one of ten assigned program mentors to discuss their work during a free consultation. Apply by Oct 31st!
This is your final reminder to submit to our 2022 writing contest “In(ter)ventions in the Archive.” The winner will receive a $1,000 cash prize and publication in an upcoming print issue of The Capilano Review. The contest entry fee includes a 1-year print subscription to TCR!
"TCR loved language enough to make sure it died in every issue."
-Andrew Klobucar (@ugly_feelings), "Urpflanze" (forthcoming in @TheCapReview's third anniversary issue 3.48)
A huge thank you to all those who joined us virtually and in-person last week in celebrating 50 years of The Capilano Review! We are so grateful to have such a strong and supportive community of readers and contributors, here's to 50 more years of TCR!
Drawing from personal experiences, archived Facebook status updates, and expansive emotional and psychic geographies, writer ryan fitzpatrick considers "Intimacy" in his response to the letter I in our upcoming Issue 3.47 (Summer 2022). @ryanfitzpublic
We are celebrating 50 years of The Capilano Review! Join us in-person on Wednesday July 20th at the Polygon Gallery in North Vancouver, or virtually by tuning into the livestream (link details to come). RSVP required, register via the Eventbrite link here: https://t.co/6iNanEVf2f
"political content refracted through a quickly-changing syntactical and phrasal assemblage where the solidifying of phonemes into word and words into clause/sentence is an analogy for the possibilities of counter-hegemonic politics."
-Clint Burnham re: KSW, My Ex-boss' Anthology
I am unequivocally thrilled to finally share the news that I will be joining Concordia University’s Department of English as an assistant professor of creative writing in June 2023. I can’t express how grateful I am for this opportunity to work with students and colleagues