Caprice Garvin is a native New Mexican, currently residing in New Jersey. She studied in the Writing Division at Columbia University, where she was awarded The Woolrich Award for Excellence in Writing, and in the Writing Division at Sarah Lawrence College where she earned an M.F.A. in fiction.

Selected Work

“A Note to the Keeper of the Arboretum” in Colorado Review (current issue)

“A Measurement of Winter” in North American Review (current issue)

“Shrill Carder Bee” in Poetry East Issue #104 (current issue)

“The Museum of Comfort” in The Banyan Review (current issue)

“Field-mouse” in The Banyan Review (current issue)

“This Atlas” in The Banyan Review (current issue)

“Midden” in Lily Poetry Review

“The End of Our Friendship” in Lily Poetry Review

“Grasp” in Lily Poetry Review

“Our Bees of Notre Dame” in Lily Poetry Review

Cocoon” in Terrain.org

Detachment” in Glass: A Journal of Poetry

“A Meat-packer’s Supplication” in The New Verse News

“Friendship Park” in Indolent Books

“The Photo Illustrator: Interview with Raquel Jaramillo” in Apogee Photo Magazine