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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Puritan Authors Omnibus Interview #3
The Town Crier summer omnibus returns for its third and final installment, featuring Stephen Thomas, Laura Clarke, and Stuart Ross. -
Author Note: Concetta Principe
Concetta Principe talks about her writing process for her poem "A Brief Gun Unregistry," citing Trayvon Martin, Sammy Yatim, and Michael Brown. -
Lolita in Neon Demon
Dana Ewachow explores the archetype of the Lolita character in Neon Demon, citing Pretty Little Liars, Californication, and V Magazine. -
Author Note: Maria Tessa Liem
Maria Tessa Liem explains the background behind her poem "Exact Fraction" citing Plato's Symposium, Aristophanes, and viral Youtube videos. -
The Puritan Authors Omnibus #2
Puritan editors (co-founder Spencer Gordon and managing editor Fawn Parker) interview Laurie D Graham and Gary Barwin about their books. -
Author Note: Ben Gallagher
Ben Gallagher discusses his poem "Thought Experiment featuring Unchained Melody," citing Matthew Rohrer and Rose McLarney. -
Author Note: Michael Prior
Michael Prior talks recent poetry favourites, citing Hannah Sanghee Park, Toby Martinez de las Rivas, Emily Dickinson, and Gerard Manley Hopkins. -
The Puritan Authors Omnibus Interview #1
The Puritan's editorial staff interview past contributors who have published books, featuring Liz Worth, Melissa Bull, and Andrew G Forbes. -
The Masters Review Short Story Award
The Masters Review announces it's Short Story Award for New Writers, featuring a $2,000 prize and representation from a literary agent -
A Spell to Survive Girlhood
Paula Razuri reviews Joni Murphy's Double Teenage, citing Alice Munro, Elena Ferrante, and Charlotte Bronte. -
Indiana Review Announces 1/2 K Prize
The Town Crier is pleased to announce the 1/2 K Prize from the Indiana Review, the first in a number of cross-border literary prize announcements -
Author Note: Shane Neilson
Shane Neilson talks about writing his poem, New Brunswick: A Timelines Legend, citing Northrop Frye, Jeffery Donaldson, and Martha Walls.

