Founded in 1921, The Dalhousie Review (TDR) is one of Atlantic Canada’s oldest and most prestigious literary journals, with an enduring international reputation for rigorous, high-quality work. It publishes three times annually, featuring poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, literary essays, and book reviews—centered on Canadian and global literatures, with a focus on Atlantic Canadian voices. TDR has showcased iconic figures (e.g., Margaret Atwood, Chinua Achebe, Malcolm Lowry) and emerging talents, balancing scholarly rigor with creative innovation to foster dialogue across traditions and disciplines.