History and profile
R. Collins ("Jay Pell") and John Lewis were the founding editors of Colorado Review (then The Colorado Review) in 1956, succeeded by F.M. Latiolais in 1958. The magazine went on hiatus until 1966, when it was reintroduced as Colorado State Review and edited by Peter Reardon from 1966-67, Charles Robinson from 1967-68, and Nicholas Crome from 1968-69. After another hiatus, Wayne Ude and William Tremblay renewed the publication in 1977, with Ude coediting until 1984 and Tremblay editing until 1992. The name was changed to Colorado Review in 1985. David Milofsky was editor-in-chief from 1992 until 2003. Stephanie G'Schwind has served as editor-in-chief since 2003. ==See also==