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Writers Guild, Saskatoon)Founded: 1973Genres: Poetry, fiction, literary nonfiction, short plays, comics, visual workIssues per Year: 4National Magazine Awards: 4NMA Nominations: 31Submission GuidelinesGravitas PoetryPublished in: Ontario (Ottawa region)Founded: 2018Genres: PoetryIssues per Year: 3Submission Guidelines, GUTS: Canadian Feminist MagazinePublished in: Ontario (Toronto)Founded: 2013Genres: Feminist literary essays and reviews, long-form journalism, interviews, fiction, poetry, columns, and new mediaIssues per Year: Biannual, plus regular online contentSubmission Guidelines, Hamilton Arts & LettersPublished in: Ontario (Hamilton)Founded: 2008Genres: Literary works, graphic novel excerpts, exploratory writing, poetry, literary non-fiction, and the work of visual, audio, and filmIssues per Year: 1Submission Guidelines, HazlittPublished in: Ontario (Toronto)Founded: 2012Genres: Art, sound, text, fiction, non-fiction, humour, criticismIssues per Year: OnlineNational Magazine Awards: 19 (most recently: Winnie Truong, Gold Medal, Illustration, 2021 & Ivan Coyote, Silver Medal, One of a Kind Storytelling, 2021)NMA Nominations: 66Submission Guidelines, HerminePublished in: Ontario (Toronto)Founded: 2020Genres: Short fictionIssues per Year: 1Submission Guidelines, Hexagon, Speculative Fiction MagazinePublished in: Saskatchewan (Saskatoon)Founded: 2020Genres: Flash fiction, poetry, and short storiesIssues per Year: 4Submission Guidelines, Humber Literary Review, ThePublished in: Ontario (Toronto)Founded: 2014Genres: Fiction, poetry, essays, reviews, artIssues per Year: 2National Magazine Award Nominations: 2Submission Guidelines, Inuit Art QuarterlyPublished in: Ontario (Toronto)Founded: 1986Genres: Stories, artist interviews, historical analyses, personal essaysIssues per Year: 4National Magazine Awards: 3 (most recently: Gold, Best Magazine: Art, Literary & Culture, 2021 and Magazine Grand Prix, 2021)NMA Nominations: 13Submission Guidelines, In/Words (On hiatus)Published in: Ontario (Carleton University, Ottawa)Founded: 2001Genres: Fiction, poetry, creative non-fiction, visual artIssues per Year: 2-3Submission Guidelines, Juniper A Poetry JournalPublished in:Ontario (Toronto)Founded:2017Genres:PoetryIssues per Year:3 (online)Submissions Guidelines, Literary Review of Canada, ThePublished in: Ontario (Toronto)Founded: 1991Genres: Reviews, essays, art, poetryIssues per Year: 10National Magazine Awards: 1 (most recently: David Parkins, Gold Medal, Cover Grand Prix, 2021)NMA Nominations: 11Submission Guidelines, MaisonneuvePublished in: Quebec (Montreal)Founded: 2002Genres: Non-fiction writing (reporting, essays, memoir, humour, etc. Robert Holdstock Award FAQ Ace Double: #-Series Bertolt Brecht, Eugne Ionesco, Harold Pinter, and Tom Stoppard. 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Notable titles published under the Black Cat imprint include Kim Echlins The Disappeared; Anne Enrights The Gathering; Bernardine Evaristos Girl, Woman, Other; Roxane Gays An Untamed State; Caleb Azumah Nelsons Open Water; Sofi Oksanens Purge; Melissa P.s 100 Strokes of the Brush Before Bed; Michael Thomass Man Gone Down; and Kathleen Winters Annabel. Plus living with disability, a path forward for Republicans, Salman . , publishing both fiction and nonfiction. Genre-Lit Flicks BookTrackr, Top Authors If you are calling from outside the United States, please leave us a voicemail stipulating a convenient time to return your call. As an imprint of Grove Atlantic, The Mysterious Press published works by Thomas H. Cook, Thomas Perry, Ken Bruen, Joyce Carol Oates, Robert Olen Butler, Dashiell Hammett, James Carlos Blake, Michael Kardos, and Charles McCarry, in both hardcover and paperback. 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