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Toronto Kiss Map
I am, more or less, a year-round Grinch. I don’t celebrate Christmas, or Easter, and I don’t tend to do much of anything on Thanksgiving (I don’t eat turkey). I also completely ignore Valentines day, much to the delight of my partner. I was, however, delighted to hear stories from the Toronto Kiss Map read [...]
Two bald men discuss very little about hats.
Part of the fun of adjudicating TNQ’s writing contests is that the process is completely anonymous. Each entry is given a number, and the writer behind the words remains a mystery until after the winner has been chosen. Now that we’ve named our winners, however, we’d like to get to know the writers a little [...]
Knock Knock
Some of the most interesting stories TNQ has published (in my opinion) will cause a reader to either love them or hate them (strongly) because of their overwhelming originality. Michelle Berry’s story, “Knock Knock” is one of those stories. Strange and surreal, it contains a profoundly troubling character. You can now read the story in [...]
Two poets for the price of one
St. Jerome’s University has just launched their 2012 reading series. Not only do they have a fabulous logo, they always invite spectacular writers for our general enjoyment. On Thursday, February 9 at 4:30 pm, you can enjoy the literary talents of not one, but TWO poets: Rishma Dunlop and Tanis MacDonald. I’m unfamiliar with Risha’s [...]
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Wildly talented Waterloo writer Carrie Anne Snyder is anticipating the release of her latest collection, The Juliet Stories, in March of this year. Our Fall 2009 issue featured 3 of Carrie’s Juliet Stories, and the winter issue of TNQ, which has yet to hit newsstands, features a fourth. Carrie dropped by to pick up her [...]
Imaginary Prisons: On Examining Piranesi’s Carceri
Part of the fun of adjudicating TNQ’s writing contests is that the process is completely anonymous. Each entry is given a number, and the writer behind the words remains a mystery until after the winner has been chosen. Now that we’ve named our winners, however, we’d like to get to know the writers a little [...]

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