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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Author Note: Christine Estima
Christine Estima writes an author note on music and her story Sarajevo Roses, citing Franz Ferdinand, Daughter, Hannah Georgas, and Sharon Van Etten. -
More Orange: Margaret Christakos’s Her Paraphernalia
Julie Joosten talks to Margaret Christakos about her new book, Her Paraphernalia, citing Emily Dickinson, Clarice Lispector, and Maria Callas. -
Artaud Says: Eat the Wall!
Kilby Smith-McGregor and Mike Hoolboom exchange emails, citing Sylvère Lotringer, Antonin Artaud, and Anaïs Nin. -
Heart Full of World [Part 2]: In Conversation with Susan Perly
Canisia Lubrin continues her conversation with Susan Perly, author of Death Valley, citing Edgar Allan Poe and Walt Whitman. -
Heart Full of World [Part 1]: In Conversation with Susan Perly
Susan Perly talks to Canisia Lubrin about her novel, Death Valley, citing the Dirty War, Sacha Hemon, and Peter Gzowski. -
In Conversation: Roxanna Bennett on Editing and Reading
Roxanna Bennett, author of The Uncertainty Principle, continues to talk to Kilby Smith-McGregor, citing Leonard Cohen and Ursula K Le Guin. -
In Conversation: Roxanna Bennett’s Uncertainty Principle
Roxanna Bennet talks to Kilby Smith-McGregor about poetic form, illness, and anatomy, citing David McGimpsey, Kate Braid, and Sandy Shreye. -
In Conversation: Vivek Shraya’s even this page is white
Sonnet L'abbe interviews Vivek Shraya about the physical effects racism can have on the body, citing Rajni Perera and Claudia Rankine. -
The Perfect Addiction
Susanna Fournier on perfectionism, body image, and feminism, citing Marion Woodman and the #YesAllWomen campaign. -
Kim Fu and andrea bennett in Conversation
Kim Fu and andrea bennett continue their discussion on writing the body, this time citing Theodor Adorno, Mona Awad, and Michael Winter. -
Three Parts Hope, Seven Parts Pain
Kim Fu and andrea bennett on gender identity, diagnosis, and separating productivity from release, citing an interview with Alexander Chee.

