Literary Magazines Canada Collective
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LMCC is a collective organization run by magazine editors and staff. We work to highlight the vital role of literary magazines in the publishing landscape. https://litmags.ca/
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‪Do you work with a #literarymagazine #publishing in Canada? Launching a new #litmag? Recently closed & want to share your story? We're a new organization that supports all #litmags at all stages. We meet via Slack and monthly online. Baseline sector survey underway! Contact us via the website.
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We need your voice now to support arts and culture in Canada!

Please send a letter through our campaign. We need all who care about culture - business leaders, students, artists, audiences, everyone - to submit a letter before Sept 15. canadianartscoalition.com/campaign-for-culture-2025/
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Post #3 summarizing our survey of #literarymagazines in Canada. We found that while litmags contribute significantly to writers & literary publishing, they are working with very limited resources. The large majority in our survey have no full-time paid staff. Read the full report: litmags.ca/survey/
Yellow background, black and pink text: "We found that litmags are doing this work with very limited resources. The large majority of litmags have no full-time paid staff." A pie chart shows that 75.6% of litmags report zero full-time staff.
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Post #2 highlighting results of our survey. #Litmags are a significant contribution to writing communities and the publishing industry in Canada. We estimate that litmags publish 3,000 to 4,000 authors/yr & pay $250,000 to $500,000 in contributor fees. See full report at litmags.ca
Yellow background with black and pink text: We estimate that litmags collectively publish 3,000 to 4,000 authors per year and pay $250,000 to $500,000 in contributor fees to those authors.
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How do #litmags in Canada operate? How to they support writers & publishers? What challenges do they face? We asked these questions and more in our survey. Full results are here: litmags.ca/survey/. #publishing #literary #canada
Yellow background. Text says" We found that litmags are the foundation of literary publishing. Literary magazines are essential in helping new writers become professional writers."
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Hello, artists living in canada! Do you make literary, visual, audio, or video art that responds to other artworks? Great! Let's hang out at longconmag.com/submit/

(🎨 Lola Liivat's 𝐴 𝑙𝑎 𝐾𝑎𝑛𝑑𝑖𝑛𝑠𝑘𝑦, 1960)
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Our 2025 Fiction Contest is now open for submissions! This year's contest is being judged by Anuja Varghese.

Prize: $2000 + Publication
Deadline: September 2, 2025
Guidelines: thefiddlehead.ca/contests/fic...

#callforauthors #submissionsopen #canlit #fiction #callforfiction #litmag
A purple graphic for The Fiddlehead’s 2025 Fiction Contest. From top to bottom the graphic says: Spin the tale only you can tell. Enter our 2025 Fiction Contest. Deadline September 2, 2025! Enter via Submittable. Judged by Anuja Varghese. $2000 Prize plus publication. For more info visit thefiddlehead.ca/contest/fiction or email fiddlehd@unb.ca. In the background is a picture of loop of purple rope and in the lower right corner is a picture of Anuja Varghese.
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Get your manuscripts ready for the third annual Pinhole Poetry chapbook search. Guidelines up now on our website! Read them here:
pinholepoetry.ca/chapbook-con...
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LMCC has a new #writingcontest page! Check our site for 2025 contests run by #litmags in Canada. Contact us to add your magazine's details. litmags.ca/contests/
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We're looking for a New Poetry Editor! You'll be working closely with a passionate editorial team to curate and edit three issues per year. Applications will be accepted until August 1, 2025, or until the position is filled. Apply today to become Arc's next Poetry Editor! buff.ly/1E4uhN5
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Resuming our profiles of LMCC members! Next up: The New Quarterly. "TNQ is dedicated to nurturing emerging Canadian writers by carefully engaging with their work, which we publish alongside the work of established Canadian writers." @thenewquarterly.bsky.social litmags.ca/directory/
The New Quarterly logo. "The New Quarterly" in lower case serif font. Black text except "new" in red. Below, "Canadian Writers and Writing" in black uppercase sans serif font.
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Observed in the wilds of our literary landscape! An LMCC badge on the @arcpoetry.bsky.social website! Find more LMCC members in our directory: litmags.ca/directory/
Screenshot from Arc Poetry's website showing a round, gold badge with the text "Literary Magazines Canada Collective. Active member since 2023." The screenshot also includes a photo of print copies of the magazine and the text "Subscribe to Arc" and a small purple rectangle with the text "Listen to your poetry."
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What does it mean for a book to be fully Canadian-made? LPG publishers are committed to keeping Canadian stories, talent, and production close to home, checking all the boxes.
A graphic with text reading "Shopping for Canadian-Made Books? Check out this list of Canadian-owned presses" at the top with a list of 66 members of the Literary Press Group. There is a checkbox near the top outlining what makes a book entirely Canadian-made: Canadian publisher, Canadian author, designed and printed in Canada, and warehoused and distributed in Canada.
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Last day to take advantage of our spring subscription sale! $10 off your subscription to PF!

prairiefire.ca/subscribe/
Image of an apple tree in blossom in pale pinks and beige, with a robin on a branch with its mouth open. A speech bubble is in front of the robin with the words “The PF spring sale is here! (I mean, uh, cheep cheep)
Additional text: Individual Subscriptions are $10 off until March 31st
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Spring Story Savings 🌷 - mailchi.mp/65af4083600a... Get free shipping anywhere within Canada until April 28th when you order from the PL bookshop!

#pulpmystery #mysterywriting #mysterystories #poetrycontest #canadianlitmag #literarymagazine #dealsonbooks
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Stay up to date with the latest literary voices and styles this spring season by reading 10 Canadian short stories published in 2025 (so far): tnq.ca/10-canadian-...
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🐦*Cheep Cheep* 🐦 Just a reminder that subscription prices are $10 off until March 31st! (Including renewals!)
www.prairiefire.ca/subscribe/
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Additional text: Individual Subscriptions are $10 off until March 31st!
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We're emerging from our slumber & open for submissions! Our eternal theme remains—art about art—but Vol 2 will publish only writers/artists living in canada. Creative nonfiction is now welcome. Submit by Apr 30: longconmag.com/submit/

(🎨 John Macallan Swan's Studies of a Recumbent Polar Bear, 1903)
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Featured this week in The New Quarterly is Bobbie Jean Huff's "Madonna Lilies", from our latest Issue 173! Click here to read the full poem: tnq.ca/story/madonn...
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The big question: How DO you get published in #literarymagazines? March 27 webinar hosted by The Writers' Union of Canada. writersunion.ca/webinars/how...
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Excited to talk shop next week with my fellow litmag editors. All info can be found on the #TWUC website: writersunion.ca/webinars/how...
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Updated starter pack of English & Creative Writing departments and programs, now that we are officially an English & Creative Writing Department.

Please share and let us know of others who should be added!
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Literary magazines publishing in Canada -- join us! Send an email to [email protected] to be added to our directory and email list. We meet monthly to share ideas, questions, and challenges. litmags.ca
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Attention poets! The deadline for our annual Nick Blatchford Occasional Verse Contest has been extended until March 10th, 2025. Submit your poetry today at: tnq.ca/nick-blatchf...

#poetry #writingcommunity #poetrycontest