Throwback Thursday: ‘Gross Motor’ by Sara Mang
Not for the Faint of Heart … or Stomach In ‘Gross Motor’, from the Autumn 2018 issue of Pulp Literature, then MFA candidate Sara Mang gave […]
Not for the Faint of Heart … or Stomach In ‘Gross Motor’, from the Autumn 2018 issue of Pulp Literature, then MFA candidate Sara Mang gave […]
Family and Friends In ‘Away Game’ by Mitchell Toews, it turns out that in Manitoba’s Mennonite country, you’re never too old — or too dead […]
Ground Control ‘My Brother Paulie’ by Alex Reece Abbot takes us on an odyssey through fraternal love and obligation in four short sections. Shortlisted for […]
Working Through Ache ‘My Desk’ by Angela Caravan was second runner-up in our fifth annual Magpie Award for Poetry. Judge Renée Sarojini Saklikar described it […]
Crossed Paths Travel the streets of Paris, with ‘all i need is a chair, my red piano, and’ by Christine Leviczky Riek, first runner-up in […]
Possessed by Place Winner of the 2018 Magpie Award for Poetry, ‘Leather wraps both our shoulders, and I will call you my lungs, my falconer, […]
A Meal to Remember In ‘Flavour of the Forsaken’, Kristene Perron encourages us to savour the simple things, and reminds us that sometimes it’s good to […]
The Results Are In! In May 2021, the battle began. Each week on Instagram, we put our beloved issues head-to-head in a bookish brawl, and […]
And Then There Were Two! It all comes down to this. On Friday, February 11th, we need your votes, one last time, to decide the […]
Almost all the windows on our Advent Calendar have been opened, but there are still a few choice prizes to find. When you purchase an […]
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