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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Post-Truth Politics and the Creative Craft
Natalie Wee is curating "Post-Truth Politics and the Creative Craft" on the blog, this coming March. Send your ideas, pitches, and submissions -
Only Connect
RM Vaughan discusses criticism, criticism of his criticism, outliving critics, badly written reviews, and the importance of connections. -
Interview with Evan Hoskins
Jason Freure interviews Evan Hoskins, founder of the Slackline Creative Arts Series, with references to the Emerging Writers series and Burdock Brewery. -
The Puritan Is Hiring: Publicity Agents
The Puritan is currently seeking three new Publicity Agents to assist with the promotion, development, and overall quality of the publication. -
Conscientious Conceptualism Call for Submissions
The Town Crier's April guest editor Andy Verboom is calling out for submissions on the topic of conscientious conceptualism. -
Interview with Ashley Little
Danila Botha and Ashley Little discuss Little's characters, her inspirations, and her novels, with references to Sam Malone and the Rodney King riots. -
The Fantasy of the Cool Girl
Dana Ewachow discusses the fantasy of the Cool Girl in film and literature, referencing Amy Dunne in Gillian Flynn's "Gone Girl." -
Titles, Touring, Snapchat, and Adele: A Conversation with Greg Zorko
Greg Zorko talks to Suzanna Derewicz about his writing style, Millennials, Adele, why he writes poetry, and his book, "Ghost in the Club." -
Un-dream Away the Trump Era with Me
E Martin Nolan discusses Trump's inauguration, the American Dream, and un-dreaming the bad dreams, with references to Obama, Thoreau, and MLK. -
Author Note: Andy Verboom
Andy Verboom discusses the composition of his poem “Jesus H. Christ Does Private Dancing,” which was published in The Puritan Issue 35, Fall 2016. -
Making Space: A Review of Erin Wunker’s Notes from a Feminist Killjoy
Kathryn Stagg reviews Erin Wunker's "Notes from a Feminist Killyjoy," with references to Roxane Gay, Rebecca Solnit, Maggie Nelson, and Sara Ahmed. -
Author Note: Richard Georges
Richard Georges discusses Derek Walcott, Rowan Ricardo Phillips, and Danielle Boodoo-Fortuné. Georges poem "Blue Runner" appeared in The Puritan Issue 35.

