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TNQ at the National Magazine Awards: We're kind of a big deal.
By Melissa Krone
Posted05/02/2013
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TNQ Writers in the News, Awards
Our newest volunteer recruit, Andy, was busy logging paypal transactions when Pamela suddenly started shouting. I had just returned with the mail, having spent the morning offline as I finished calculating a deposit. At first, neither one of us had any idea what the waving arms were about. "EIGHT! EIGHT!" she shouted. Eight National...
Best in Magazines 2007-2012
By Melissa Krone
Posted09/04/2012
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TNQ Writers in the News
Elisabeth Hay's "City as Redhead" (Issue # 110) is one of the best stories the National Magazine Awards folks have encountered since 2007.
Toronto Book Awards shortlist is out
By Melissa Krone
Posted08/29/2012
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TNQ Writers in the News
...and one of our writers is on it.
Betting on the Nobel Literature Prize
By Melissa Krone
Posted08/23/2012
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Literary Diversions
Apparently, people will place bets on anything.
Thanks to all who came to our 123 Issue Launch
By Melissa Krone
Posted07/16/2012
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TNQ Out and About
Can you tell the difference between Canlit and made-for-tv movies?
By Melissa Krone
Posted04/30/2012
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Literary Diversions
Congratulations are in order
By Melissa Krone
Posted04/18/2012
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TNQ Writers in the News
The shortlist for the Alberta literary awards has been posted, and there is good news for many TNQ writers.
Congratulations to Theresa Kishkan!
By Melissa Krone
Posted03/15/2012
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Essays, TNQ Writers in the News
Theresa Kishkan's essay, "Arbutus menziesii," won TNQ's first annual Edna Staebler Personal Essay Contest in 2010. The essay was subsequently republished in a memoir/personal essay collection called Mnemonic: A Book of Trees, which has just been nominated for...
Crow
By Melissa Krone
Posted02/27/2012
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Poetry, TNQ Out and About, TNQ Writers in the News
Cornelia Hoogland (whose poetry we most recently published in TNQ #117) is celebrating the launch of her latest book of poetry, Crow.
The Juliet Stories
By Melissa Krone
Posted02/23/2012
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TNQ Out and About, TNQ Writers in the News
If you're fortunate enough to have issue 121 of TNQ, I'm sure that you are enamoured with Carrie Snyder's story, "Disruption."
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