Karin Cope

Karin Cope is a poet, sailor, Photographer, videographer, writer, activist, blogger and Associate Professor at NSCAD University. Her publicatins include scholarly works, popular histories and poetry. Her poetry collection, What we're doing to stay afloat, was published in 2015.

# 86 Spring 2018, Editions, Features, Poetry August 28, 2018 August 28, 2018

Atlantic Poetics

The maddening and delightful heterogeneity of contemporary Atlantic Canadian poetry

# 85 Winter 2017, Columns, Editions, First Person December 21, 2017 December 20, 2017

Love, Sex, Media and What’s It Got to Do With Poetry?

Darryl Whetter’s Search Box Bed ponders exciting new sexualities emerging in and from the new media landscape; what then might our new poetries become?

#82 Winter 2016, Features, Poetry January 5, 2017 January 5, 2017

The Many Hues of George Elliott Clarke

Henceforth, no one in Canada may pretend that white settler poetry is somehow “neutral” or unmarked, or that our colonial history may be simply resumed in a tale of two founding nations.

Karin Cope

Atlantic Poetics

The Many Hues of George Elliott Clarke

stephanie roberts book launch + readings

In Conversation: Catherine Bush & Saleema Nawaz

Alan Doyle in Conversation with David Myles (EN)

In Conversation with Alan Doyle

The Art of Being Lewis: In Conversation with Daniel Goodwin