The Town Crier
The Town Crier operated as a hub for criticism and commentary, connecting a community of writers, readers, and commentators through social media, and focusing on the interplay of literary opinion in and around the city of Toronto until its closure in February 2021.
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The Sometimes-Uncomfortable Hunger of the Storyteller // Jessica Moore
"Writing 'The Whole Singing Ocean' was like plunging into a great and sometimes awful unknown," says Jessica Moore. The moorehype team interviews her here. -
Review: The Gospel of Breaking by Jillian Christmas // Margaryta Golovchenko
Margaryta Golovchenko reviews Jillian Christmas' The Gospel of Breaking, published in 2020 by Arsenal Pulp Press. -
Stephanie Chang’s Night Market in Technicolor // Alycia Pirmohamed
Alycia Pirmohamed reviews Stephanie Chang's Night Market in Technicolor, a microchap book published by Ghost City Press in August 2020. -
Author Note: Zefyr Lisowski
As part of our ongoing Author Note series, Zefyr Lisowski shares the inspiration behind her poems which appeared in The Puritan Issue 50: Summer 2020. -
Interview with Tanja Bartel // Charlotte Simmons
Charlotte Simmons interviews Tanja Bartel, author of the poetry collection "Everyone at This Party." The interview is followed by the titular poem. -
blueberries (2) // emilie kneifel
A new column of micro-reviews: a scribble-column about how words taste. like blurbs, sure, but bluer. by poet and critic emilie kneifel. -
Review: Two New Chapbooks from Publication Studio Guelph // Jeremy Luke Hill
Jeremy Luke Hill writes about Publication Studio Guelph two newest poetry chapbooks by Lisa Hirmer and Taqralik Partridge. -
Review of Double Self-Portrait by James Lindsay // Margaryta Golovchenko
Margaryta Golovchenko reviews James Lindsay's poetry collection "Double Self-Portrait," published last week by Wolsak & Wynn Publishers. -
Excerpt from Kinmount // Rod Carley
This is an excerpt of Kinmount by Rod Carley, out in September 2020 (Latitude 46 Publishing), presented in partnership with moorehype. -
blueberries // emilie kneifel
A new column of micro-reviews: a scribble-column about how words taste. like blurbs, sure, but bluer. by poet and critic emilie kneifel. -
The Malevolent Volume by Justin Phillip Reed // Margaryta Golovchenko
Margaryta Golovchenko reviews Justin Phillip Reed’s new collection 'The Malevolent Volume' which asks: who gets to tell stories? -
Making Peace and Progress During The Pandemic // Sheilah Madonna M. Salvador
Sheilah Madonna M. Salvador writes about coping mechanisms and rediscovering her creativity during the COVID-19 pandemic.