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1. Canada's interesting small presses: Here's a roundup of 10 publishers that might be right for your work.

Author

Dickison, Stephanie

Subjects
*SMALL presses, *CANADIAN literature, *SMALL press books, *AUTHOR-publisher relations, *BOOK design
Abstract

The article offers brief profiles of small publishers and presses in Canada. Companies listed include Coach House Books, Arsenal Pulp Press, Biblioasis, Insomniac Press, and Anvil Press. Topics discussed include acceptance of unsolicited manuscripts, publishing for Canadian authors, and book design.

Published
2011

2. "Room" offers space for women writers.

Author

Hart, Melissa

Subjects
*WOMEN, *JOURNALISM, *CANADIAN literature, *CREATIVE nonfiction
Abstract

The article features "Room," the 35-year-old Canadian literary journal for and about women, in 2012. The publication reportedly has a young and energetic feel because of the ever-changing female volunteers that run it, and welcomes fiction, poetry, literary nonfiction and reviews. The article notes that "Room's" past contributors include Carol Shields, Audrey Thomas and Anne Cameron, and that it has a website with frequent updates and calls for submissions.

Published
2012

3. "Grain" harvests eclectic writing.

Author

Hart, Melissa

Subjects
*LITERARY magazines, *PERIODICALS, *CANADIAN literature
Abstract

The article discusses the periodical "Grain: The Journal of Eclectic Writing," a publication of the Saskatchewan Writers' Guild. The journal is said to focus on Canadian writing and to include artwork. The article mentions authors published in the journal, who include Jonathan Ball, Zsuzsi Gartner, and Xi Chuan. Advice for contributors to the journal is offered.

Published
2012

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