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ALT The post is a dark maroon, with a thin black border near the edge of the post. On the top left corner is the cover of Issue 4.5 Dedications: featuring artwork by Malena Szlam: detail of a still from ""Archipelago of Earthen Bones". The still is covered in starry lights, showing a soft pink and purple sunset through a gap in a cave. White text on the bottom right reads: Gift The Capilano Review

ALT The post is framed by a pale yellow border. Text at the top reads: From the Archives. Issue 2.3 (Fall 1990): Pacific Windows. "A Photoglyphic Narrative of a Neighbourhood with Autobiographical Images" by Roy Kiyooka. Beneath is a black and white photo pulled from the issue. The lens points through broken glass to show a sliver of Vancouver's skyline: railway tracks leading to Waterfront station, the brick buildings of East Vancouver, and the urban skyline of the downtown core in the distance.

ALT The post is framed by a black border. Centred is a photo of a tote bag against a concrete wall. The tote bag is an organic cotton with a pale grey design featuring hand-drawn capital letters in a cluster. Text beneath reads: "The Capilano Review. "Early English" 1/17/80 by bpNichol. Issue 2.4 (Winter 1990)"

ALT The post has a white background and is framed by a black border. Black text reads: "in the case that you find yourself in a vacuum of space, that's fine, crouch down in it and keep still." – Shiv Kotecha Excerpt from "Dorsky Summer" Issue 4.5 Dedications

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ALT Image description: The post is framed by a yellow border. Against a white background, black text reads: From the Archives / On the Ecosystem of Innovation By Millie Beatch and Livia Pica “The attentive reader breathes the poet's rhythm, breathes with the poet's lungs.” – Sharon H. Nelson From "A JUST MEASURE: breath, line, body in the work of bill bissett" Issue 2.23 (Fall 1997)

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