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Recipes: Tools of Culinary Conspiracy?

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Posted10/25/2010

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True Confessions, Writing

I am a semi-decent cook, though to be honest, I manage to retain this status by avoiding recipes with say, more than ten ingredients (not including spices/other pantry staples, of course), or more than, say, six steps. I also avoid recipes that involve the broiler, which scares me and invariably sets off our smoke detector.

Inspiration and Technical Difficulties at TNQ HQ

By Rosalynn Tyo

Posted10/22/2010

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TNQ Insider's Guide

Submissions at the push of a button: Why not?

By Kim Jernigan

Posted10/06/2010

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I frequently get e-mail from writers asking why TNQ doesn’t allow e-mail submissions except for its contest entries. I know submitting by e-mail is easier (and cheaper) for writers, but we have our reasons, and I thought it might make more sense of the policy if I set them out here

Psssst...pass it on

By Rosalynn Tyo

Posted10/04/2010

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Literary Diversions

The Adventure Concludes

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Posted10/01/2010

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TNQ Out and About, True Confessions

It's super old news at this point, but this is the first chance I've had in this crazy week to continue where I left off on the story of last weekend's Word on the Street adventure, so without further ado...

An award-winning journal with a sense of fun, The New Quarterly has been publishing the best of new Canadian writing for 31 years. We offer a lively mix of fiction, poetry, author interviews, and talk about writing. Each issue will introduce you to a new generation of Canadian writers, share our delight in the sound and sense of a story well-told, and take you inside great writing.

TNQ writers have been nominated for Giller prizes, Governor General’s Awards, Griffin Poetry Prizes, Writer’s Trust Notable Author awards, Journey prizes, Commonwealth prizes, National Magazine Awards, and more.