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Food for thought - four times a year. Founded in 1883 the QQ is one of the few surviving journals of

06/04/2024

Meet the authors of our spring issue! Tanya Tomasch is a Canadian writer, musician, and translator who grew up in Austria and Czechia and now lives in Vancouver. Her work is also appearing in issues 8 and 9 of Thimbleberry.

05/21/2024

Meet the authors of our spring issue! Tom Wayman received British Columbia’s 2022 George Woodcock Award for Lifetime Achievement in the literary arts. His latest book is Watching a Man Break a Dog’s Back: Poems for a Dark Time (Harbour, 2020); a new collection of poems, How Can You Live Here?, is forthcoming in 2024. He lives in the Slocan Valley amid southeastern British Columbia’s Selkirk Mountains.

05/13/2024

Meet the authors of our spring issue! Laurier Veilleux has published seven books of poetry, and his work has appeared in several journals. He lives and works in Quebec.

05/06/2024

Meet the authors of our spring issue! Susan Glickman is the author of seven books of poetry, four novels for adults, three novels for children, and a work of literary history.

05/01/2024

Meet the authors of our spring issue! First up is Josiah Nelson, an MFA writing student and sessional lecturer at the University of Saskatchewan. His poetry has appeared in Spry Literary Journal, U.S. Catholic, Vast Chasm Magazine, Blank Spaces, and Pinhole Poetry. His story “Hair, Teeth” placed third in Fractured Lit’s Monsters, Mystery, and Mayhem Contest. He lives in Saskatoon.

04/23/2024

The spring issue of the Queen’s Quarterly is here, and we invite you to take a break from the world around you and immerse yourself among the pages – get lost with us, if only for a few moments!

08/01/2023

Here is a sneak peek into Susan J. Atkinson’s poem, “Geraniums”.

08/01/2023

Featuring: Ian Birch! His article recounts the story of busing around South America.

08/01/2023

Put your hands together for Bohdan Kordan and his moving essay “On Guard for Thee - Canada’s Military Training Mission to Ukraine, 2015”

08/01/2023

Wow! Here is a sneak peak into our beautiful Summer 2023 Cover! How has your summer been so far?
This issue is available now! If you would like to read the oldest academic journal in Canada, get your hands on one of these before they’re all gone.

12/28/2022

Head to Novel Idea to get your hands on a copy of the Quarterly!

12/28/2022

Happy holidays from the team!

11/23/2022

Did you know this about the Quarterly? Read to learn more! 🔎

02/08/2022

Meet the Author! 🖊

Read Alexis David’s IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF SICKNESS AND LOVE in our Winter 2021 issue!

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02/03/2022

❄️Don’t forget to grab a copy of our Winter 2021 issue (linked in bio)! ❄️

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01/27/2022

Quote from IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF SICKNESS AND LOVE by Alexis David.

Check out the rest in our Winter 2021 issue, available using the link in our bio!

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01/25/2022

Introducing Deirdre Dwyer, author of LILAC CLOUDS AND WIND CHIMES.

Check out her piece in the QQ’s Winter 2021 issue!

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01/23/2022

Looking for something to read during this cold canadian winter? Check out our Winter 2021 issue, linked in the bio!

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01/07/2022

Quote from LILAC CLOUDS AND WIND CHIMES by Deirdre Dwyer. This piece is featured in our Winter 2021 issue!

To read the rest, check out the link in our bio!

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12/30/2021

Check out Marc Plourde’s GOING FOR ICE AT THE MOTEL ON OCEAN BOULEVARD in our Winter 2021 issue! ❄️

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12/24/2021

Quote from GOING FOR ICE AT THE MOTEL ON OCEAN BOULEVARD by Marc Plourde.

To read the rest, find it in a copy of our Winter 2021 issue!

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12/22/2021

It’s that time of year! Cozy up with a copy of the QQ’s Winter 2021 issue, available now through the link in our bio!

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11/13/2021

Check out Anthony Purdy’s JIGSAW in our Fall 2021 issue! (Linked in bio)

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11/11/2021

Check out JIGSAW by Anthony Purdy in our Fall 2021 issue!

🍂🍁 We’re so glad it’s finally fall! Time to cozy up with something good to read. What’s your favourite fall activity? 🍁🍂

(Image by Anthony Purdy)

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11/11/2021

Quote from JIGSAW by Anthony Purdy

This piece contains a collection of beautiful poetry, including “Endgame”, “An Order Among Things”, “Mal à propos”, “No Man’s Land”, “He stopped singing”, and “Word Chain.”

To read the rest, check out our Fall 2021 issue!

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11/03/2021

Find Sara Salih’s LORRY in our Fall 2021 issue!

Link in our bio!

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10/28/2021

Image by Ian Birch

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10/27/2021

Quote from LORRY by Sarah Salih.

Looking for something different? Salih takes a unique and interesting approach to this piece. To read the rest, don’t forget to subscribe to the Queen’s Quarterly and grab your copy of the Fall 2021 issue!

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10/21/2021

Meet the authors!! 🖊

Check out Bruce Meyer’s poem PINE NEEDLES in our Fall 2021 issue — linked in the bio!

03/16/2021

Eric Paul Schaffer is the author of seven poetry volumes. More than 500 of his work have appeared in reviews in 12 countries.

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