Vic Cavalli

Professor Vic Cavalli is a faculty member at Trinity Western University's Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences, holding a position in the English & Creative Writing department. He specializes in early-modern religious literature (focusing on St. Robert Southwell) and creative writing, with notable publications in both academic and literary journals. His creative work spans poetry, short fiction, and visual art, appearing in venues across Canada, the US, UK, Australia, and North Africa.

Education: MA from the University of British Columbia and BA from St. Thomas University. Research focuses on intersections between religious history and creative expression, with peer-reviewed scholarship in Recusant History and Ushaw Magazine.

Publications showcase a prolific output in literary journals like CIRQUE, Third Wednesday, and The New Quarterly, alongside a novel (The Road to Vermilion Lake, 2017). His visual art often accompanies creative writing pieces, blending textual and visual storytelling.

Received the Deans' Innovative Teaching Award (2007) for pedagogical excellence. Teaches courses ranging from introductory literature to creative writing workshops, emphasizing both traditional literary analysis and innovative creative practices.

Active in literary communities through editorial contributions, art exhibitions, and participation in interdisciplinary projects, maintaining a strong presence in both academic and artistic spheres.