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Mary Kim on How the Earth Moves Poetry

By Melissa Krone

Posted12/22/2011

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It was delight to read “Las Frutillas,” Mary Kim’s second place winner in the 2011 Nick Blatchford Occasional Verse Contest. The poem is set in a marketplace in Chile, a day after the 2010 terremoto (earthquake) in Concepcion.

Rebecca Rosenblum shares her favourite work from TNQ

By Melissa Krone

Posted12/21/2011

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When it came time to invite writers to read at our 30th birthday party, Rebecca Rosenblum was one of the first who came to mind. Not just because Rebecca is an outstanding and a longstanding TNQ cheer-leader, but because when I mentioned at the Eden Mills Writers Festival that I was planning such an event, Rebecca demanded to be invited.

Thank You to everyone who has made our first 30 years possible

By Kim Jernigan

Posted12/16/2011

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Thank you to all who have made our first 30 years possible. They say it takes a village to raise a child, and the same can be said of a literary magazine.

By Melissa Krone

Posted12/14/2011

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The Desire to Understand: Lisa Martin-deMoor on Crafting the Personal Essay

By Melissa Krone

Posted12/08/2011

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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.