From the many excellent literary sites on the internet, we've
chosen those we feel complement the mission of The Antigonish
Review. Links are listed alphabetically. Here is how to have your
site considered for inclusion on this list. ( click
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AA
Independent Press Guide
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The AA Independent Press Guide
is a free online writers resource, listing over 2000 magazines
and publishers and 700 internet magazines
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allCanadianSearch.ca
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Website directory of all things Canadian
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Apple Valley
Review
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The Apple Valley Review (established in 2005) is
a semiannual online literary journal. Each issue features
a collection of poetry, short fiction, and essays by established
and emerging writers.
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Arts-Directory.org
/ Literature
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Literature Web Directory
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Ascent
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Ascent,
Aspirations for Artists ( established since 1997 ) is
an E-zine that publishes science fiction, fantasy, horror
and dark mainstream short fiction and poetry and is an inspirational
archive for aspiring and established print and visual artists.
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Ascent
Aspirations Magazine
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Ascent Aspirations Fall 2008 Print Issue
Poetry/Flash Fiction Erotica Contest
Contest Open from January 1st to July 31
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AsininePoetry.com
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The editor and publisher of AsininePoetry.com,
a journal of absurdist and satirical poetry is writing a
paper for an academic conference for the Midwest Modern
Language Association in Chicago this fall. The conference
will focus on poetry in the Cyber Age. The paper will be
based on a survey of people who read and write poetry on
the Internet. You are invited to participate in the survey
at the journal's website.
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Best
Art Schools
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The FindYourArtSchool.com directory helps you easily discover
and apply to the all best art schools
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| Blithe
House Quarterly |
A site for gay short fiction, now in its seventh year of
online publication, Blithe House Quarterly features
new short stories by lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered
(LGBT) authors -- both emerging and established. With an
average of over 24,000 readers per issue, Blithe House Quarterly
is the most widely read of LGBT literary periodicals. OUT
Magazine has called it "the central publishing arm
of new queer fiction." A recipient of Encyclopaedia
Britannica's Internet Guide Award, it is also a featured
site on Lycos, Excite, and several other Internet hubs.
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BookBoardz
Publishing Forum
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A forum about book publishing, allowing you to view multiple
book publishing posts, and post your book publishing comments.
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Brick
Books
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Brick Books has been publishing new and established
voices in Canadian poetry since 1975.
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Canadian
Literature Centre
Centre de littérature canadienne
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The Canadian Literature Centre/Centre de littérature
canadienne brings together researchers, authors, publishers,
collectors and the reading public to promote the strength
and diversity of Canada's written culture, and promotes
research of Canadian literature, in both English and French,
of all genres, languages, and regions.
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Canadian Federation
of Poets
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The CFP exists to unite international communities
and artists in the celebration of all that is important
to us as poets and as people living in an ever-changing
world.
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Carousel
Magazine
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Carousel is a literary & arts magazine represents
new & established Canadian artists. Carousel appears
twice annually. Carousel's offers a comfortable merging
of textual & visual content. We consider work in any
genre: if it's original & engaging, we'd like to see
it in print!
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Centauri
Arts
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Centauri Arts is a summer writing retreat located
1 hour North of Toronto in the heart of the Kawartha Hills.
One week courses at the retreat for summer 2004 include:
Adventures in Poetry (Stuart Ross), Creative Non-Fiction
(Dorothea Helms), Short Fiction (Ruth Walker), Writing From
Your Life (Catherine Graham) and Writing for Children (Sydell
Waxman).
Participants stay in resident together and, in addition
to creative courses, share elective art and acting workshops,
evening performances, campfires, wine & cheese evenings,
readings and more.
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Culture.ca
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Culture.ca, is a gateway to Canadian Culture and
is used daily by many Canadians to access information about
Canadian history, art, upcoming festivals and events, sports,
diversity and land.
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Dangling On
A Hook
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Dangling on a Hook in stories, poems and pictures
speaks to the hook we all dangle from and offers the philosophy
of enough.
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Dee
Rimbaud
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Dee Rimbaud, writer & artist, and editor of
AA Independent Press Guide
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Dee
Rimbaud
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"Stealing Heaven From The Lips Of God"
The blog of writer and artist, Dee Rimbaud
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Descant
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Descant is a quarterly journal publishing new and
established contemporary writers and visual artists from
Canada and around the world. Begun in 1970 as a mimeograph,
*Descant* has evolved into an exquisitely produced journal
of international acclaim. *Descant* is devoted to the discovery
and development of new writers, and to placing their work
in the company of celebrated writers.
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DigitalPulp
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DigitalPulp is a member-driven combination of workshop
/ journal / forum / community / portfolio service for the
writers of short fiction of all genres.
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| Dream
Catcher Poets |
Dream Catcher Poets
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Dreaming
Methods
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Dreaming Methods is an experimental
venture into combining writing with multimedia, featuring
dream journals, interactive narratives and animated poetry.
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ExPatLit.com
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ExPatLit.com is a literary review for writers abroad.
We publish short stories, essays, poems, and visual artworks
that celebrate or comment meaningfully on experiences with
travel and cultural immersion
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| Flame
Books |
Flame Books is a new ethical publisher of contemporary
fiction! Ethical because we support new writers, offer fair
contracts and royalties to authors and support projects
through sales on the site. Our first titles are available
from the 1st October, please visit our site when you
have a few minutes!
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fringeLIT
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fringeLIT is an online literary journal devoted
to up and coming writers with vision and skill. We publish
work demonstrating raw energy and timelessness. We want
work that is alive. This is a venue for serious writers
frustrated with the tastes of the academic literary establishment.
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Gander Press
Review
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The Gander Press Review is a bi-annual literary
publication produced by Loosey Goosey Press. It is dedicated
to the publication of work from both emerging and established
artists, poets, and writers from all parts of the globe.
GPR is a truly independent publication, and the editors
encourage authors and artists to send their most original
works, with the assurance that they will receive a courteous
reply, regardless of the editors' decision.
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Global
Inner Visions
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Global Inner Visions: Online Literary Journal for
International readers and writers of fiction and poetry.
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| Ink
Magazine |
Ink Magazine publishes poetry, short fiction, and
off-beat features.
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nimble
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nimble is an independent, web-base literary
journal dedicated to publishing flash fiction, short poetry,
one act plays, and artwor k. We are searching for work that
is short in length but voluminous in content. In the spirit
of the luminous flash, we celebrate the nimble few.
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Ottawa Arts Review
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The Ottawa Arts Review (OAR) is a not-for-profit
publication, established, managed and produced by student
volunteers in Ottawa who wish to promote and encourage the
appreciation of the literary and visual arts. The Ottawa
Arts Review gives an equal voice to local, Canadian,
and international artists, cultivating a vibrant and positive
setting that facilitates creative exchange between emerging
and established artists alike. We publish twice per year
and accept submissions of poetry, prose, interviews, plays,
photography, and any visual art that can be emailed to submissions.review@artsuottawa.ca.
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Pedestal
Magazine
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Pedestal Magazine
is a non-profit online literary magazine. We publish high-quality
poetry, fiction, reviews, interviews with notable writers,
and we provide a forum for artists.
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Poetry
in the Arts
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Poetry in the Arts welcomes unsolicited submissions
of poetry and art for its journal, Ardent!,
participation in its online critique group, Musings,
and visit to its Poet & Writer Resources pages: extensive, freely
accessible meta indexes of publishers, literary competitions
and much more.
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Poetry in Color Forum
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Poetry in Color Forum For Writers is an online Community
where open-minded writers of all ethnicities and backgrounds
can freely share in the joy of writing. Poetry, Essays,
Shortstories, Creative Non-fiction, Book Reviews & more.
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Poetry in the Arts
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Publisher of the poetry journal, Ardent! - and fine
books of poetry by invitation.
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Poetry Links by
Drowning Man
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Comprehensive directory of literary publications, from
small presses up to the most famous, with an emphasis on
poetry journals. Over 500 print journals are listed. Most
pages contain submission guidelines and some contain additional
links
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Puffin Circus
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Puffin Circus is a fun little print magazine devoted
to publishing great writing and art from the published and
unpublished writer/artist. Entertain us and you'll entertain
others. We publish accessible, humorous, emotional work
that is just a touch off center. Open to submissions.
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Pulpbits
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Pulpbits is an uncensored electronic bookshop and
self-publishing venue selling highly-screened, often controversial,
literature and comics from contemporary authors and illustrators.
Authors and readers are brought together into a multi-dimensional
literary experience through online chats and message board
discussions. Literary, comic and graphic novel submissions
are being accepted on an ongoing basis.
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Purdee Magazine
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Purdee Magazine, bringing you the best of poetry,
art, and literature monthly.
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Sleepy
Dog Films
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Sleepy Dog Films Stickgirl Haiku Contest!
Write a haiku and Ann Marie Fleming, an award-winning filmmaker,
will make you a short animated film! Ann Marie Fleming’s
animated character "stickgirl" has been busy exploring her
brand new iPhone and needs your help in developing her very
own free, collaborative poetry application. In order for
this app to be successful we need a lot of poetry, in the
form of haikus. We’re inviting you to submit your best haiku
poems for consideration for use in this application, and
in the process enter to win your very own short animated
film!
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Somewhere
Along the Beaten Path
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A collection of inspirational and philosophical poetry,
art, literature and more!
C. Bailey-Lloyd: Author of "Somewhere Along the Beaten
Path"
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Sonnetto
Poesia
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quarterly in print; on deposit National Library of Canada;
sonnets & formal rhymed poetry;
Editor-in-Chief, Richard Vallance
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Tatamagouche
Centre,
Nova Scotia
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Community of Writers, July 23 to 28, 2006
This summer gathering of writers on the North Shore of Nova
Scotia offers workshops for new and emerging writers, and
a writing retreat for those with more experience. It is
a place to focus the mind, work with the heart, and reach
into the soul. Nothing on your mind but your writing, the
stimulation of other writers, and whether the tide is coming
in or going out.
Workshops:
Fiction led by Sue Goyette with Gwen Davies,
Poetry led by Brian Bartlett with Rose Adams, and
Writing for Young Adults led by Deborah Ellis with Jan Morrison.
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The
Modern Review
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The Modern Review
is an independent literary magazine printed quarterly, reading
year-round for submissions of poetry, prose, essays, and
reviews. Visit our website for full submission guidelines.
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The
Southeast Review
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The Southeast Review, established in 1979
as Sundog, is a national literary magazine housed
in the English department at Florida State University and
is edited and managed by its graduate students and a faculty
consulting editor. The mission of The Southeast Review
is to present emerging writers on the same stage as well-established
ones. Each semi-annual issue features literary fiction,
creative nonfiction, poetry, interviews, book reviews and
art.
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| The
Antigonish Review |
The Antigonish Review is a quarterly literary journal
published in Nova Scotia by St. Francis Xavier University.
The Review features poetry, fiction, reviews and critical
articles from all parts of Canada, the US and overseas,
using original graphics to enliven the format.
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Canadian Poetry Association |
The Canadian Poetry Association promotes the reading,
writing, publishing and preservation of poetry in Canada
through the individual efforts of members. The CPA also
promotes communication among poets, publishers and the general
public, and it encourages leadership and participation from
members as well as the formation and development of autonomous
local chapters.
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The 2River
View
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Since 1996, 2River has been a site of poetry, art, and
theory, quarterly publishing The 2River View, occasionally
publishing individual authors in the 2River Chapbook Series,
and, more recently, podcasting poems from Muddy Bank,
the 2River blog.
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Utmost
Christian Poetry Contest
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Utmost Christian Writers Foundation exists to encourage
and support poets of Christian faith by providing them with
resources and awards, and to promote the creation of excellent
poetry by Christians.
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| Vallum:
Contemporary Poetry |
Vallum: Contemporary Poetry is a bi-annual literary
magazine that publishes contemporary poetry, essays, art,
interviews, and reviews, from North American and international
contributors—both established artists and emerging voices.
We are based in Montreal, and are distributed across Canada
and the U.S.
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Vestal Review
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Vestal Review is the oldest continuously publishing
magazine of flash fiction. Our stories have been reprinted
widely, including WW Norton anthology "Flash Fiction
Forward."
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Wasafiri
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In nearly twenty years of publishing, Wasafiri has
changed the face of contemporary writing in Britain. As
a literary magazine primarily concerned with new and postcolonial
writers, it continues to stress the diversity and range
of black and diasporic writers world-wide.
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Whisper
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Whisper from the Heart Poetry Club is a unique South
African Poetry Club extensively in poetry at schools world
wide and host both a schools and open (adult) poetry competition
with some of the most valuable prizes world wide.
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White Whale
Review
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Published quarterly, White Whale Review is an online
literary magazine devoted to the single-minded pursuit of
that which eludes easy capture: "beauty"; "truth";
the fictions that window or curtain each. White Whale Review
stands as a forum for poetry, short fiction, and nonfiction
from both established and new writers, favoring quality
over genre or theme.
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Wild City Writers' Workshop
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Wild City Writers' Workshop Online - place to share
your prose, poetry, journals and photographs. Click here
to browse the forums and sign up
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Writer's
Beat
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The Writer's Beat forum, is a site where talented
writers and poets meet to discuss questions, problems and
solutions.
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zafusy
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zafusy
is an experimental poetry journal that also publishes visual
art. Minimal, clean design - nonlinear
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