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issue 122 - People Behaving Badly:
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Who's Reading What
Kim Jernigan, Editor
Theresa Kishkan’s name entered my lexicon when she won TNQ’s inaugural Personal Essay contest last year. She is, I discover, a novelist and a poet as well as an essayist and the owner/operator of a small literary press in B.C.. I picked up her 2004 novel, A Man in a Distant Field, out of idle...
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An Oasis of Readings
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05/15/2012
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TNQ Out and About
As a new writer, there’s nothing quite as inspiring as hearing an author read proudly from his newly-printed book. This inspiration was five-fold at last night’s Biblioasis multi-book launch at the Bookshelf in Guelph, as five recently published poets and authors gathered to share and celebrate of their work.
Podcast: Daniel Griffin reads "Martin & Lisa"
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05/10/2012
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Fiction
Daniel Griffin's short fiction collection, Stopping For Strangers, includes a story we first published in issue 105 of TNQ. We asked Daniel to "stop by" and give you a virtual reading of "Martin & Lisa".
TNQ shortlisted for Five National Magazine Awards!
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05/09/2012
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TNQ Writers in the News
TNQ has been shortlisted for 5 National Magazine Awards in 3 categories this year. Three of the nominations were for work found in the QuArc issue, while the other two nominations were for the winning poems from our Nick Blatchford Occasional Verse Contest and the winning essay from our Edna Staebler Personal Essay Contest.
Retreat! Retreat!
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Pamela Mulloy
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05/07/2012
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Ahh, the familiar battle cry of an army under siege, you say. Wrong. This is the battle cry of a writer under siege. A writer’s desperate plea for silence, no distractions, a time to step off the grid for days, a week, or longer. To think, write, and maybe get some sleep.
Overheard at TNQ — March/April Edition
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05/01/2012
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True Confessions
The following are honest accounts of conversations overheard in the TNQ office. By the rest of the folks in the TNQ office. That's right, we spy on each other.
Out & About
One Book Two Lakes Bus Tour
June 16, 9:30am - 5pm. $40
A day of lakes and literature in celecbration of Allan Casey's Lakeland
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Indie Lit Night @ The Starlite
May 15, 7pm
TNQ & Canada's most best indie presses bring you readings by 9 fabulous writers
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TNQ's 30th Party
the sordid details
Catherine Muss provides the recap.
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