Every year, hundreds of young anglophone writers are lured to Montreal by English and creative writing programs and by the promise of living in a city with a vibrant and... » Full Story
What do the words “radical typographic experimentation” mean to you?
Nothing? Then you need to get yourself a copy of Four Minutes To Midnight (23:56).
The... » Full Story
Where does censorship start? Does it begin with the government cracking down on what's allowed to be reported on? At the editor or publisher’s desk? Or does it begin and end... » Full Story
Books have survived the gramophone, radio, television and the audio-book. But will they survive the iPad?
Andrew Piper, an assistant professor at McGill University and a... » Full Story
“When I was making the zine, I never let the impermanence of the medium change the way I wrote,” said Jeff Miller of the 15 years he spent writing his Ghost Pine zine. “I... » Full Story
By her own admission, Larissa Andrusyshyn was a high school outcast, but she found her footing through writing.
“Creative writing was so important for me growing up, it... » Full Story
What makes a [great book] is an author with a very persuasive voice,” said T.F. Rigelhof. “Someone who pulls you by the lapels,” he continued, reaching out and pulling... » Full Story
Concordia alum Patrick Hutchinson came to Canada as a teenager in 1978, where he developed a habit of collecting singles records. He spent the following years as part of... » Full Story
In self-imposed exile in Ecuador, first-time author Ian Orti is celebrating his nomination for Expozine’s Best English Book award.
Orti’s debut The Olive and the... » Full Story
Eloisa Aquino is the brains behind The Life and Times of Butch Dykes, a trilogy of silk-screened and photocopied biography zines about lesbian musicians Chavela Vargas, JD... » Full Story
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