Submissions

Our call for submissions is now closed. If you are a published Vancouver-based writer interested in working with us, or want to be notified of upcoming writing opportunities, please get in touch: [email protected].

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Past Writers

Meredith Hambrock
"Not the Head!", Summer 2016

Dina Del Bucchia & Danny Zomparelli
"The Birds", Winter 2015

Meredith Hambrock is a playwright, TV writer and short fiction writer who lives in Vancouver. Her work has been published in Masionneuve, Descant, Existere, and several other Canadian literary journals. ​
meredithhambrock.com

Francine Cunningham
"The Slips", Winter 2015

Francine is an Aboriginal writer who loves writing young adult fiction. She is an alumni of the UBC MFA Creative Writing program and her writing can be found in The Puritan, Echolocation Magazine, Hamilton Arts and Letters and more.
francinecunningham.ca

Dina is the author of Coping with Emotions and Otters and Blind Items. Daniel is the Editor-In-Chief of Poetry Is Dead magazine and author of Davie Street Translations. Together, they make up the duo behind the podcast Can’t Lit, and the poetry collection Rom Com (Talonbooks), out now.
dinadelbucchia.com // danielzomparelli.com

Britt Huddart
"As Above, So Below", Summer 2015

Britt graduated from the creative writing program at the University of Victoria. She has worked with Geist Magazine and Real Vancouver Writers’ Series. 
​britthuddart.com

 Kari Lund-Teigen
"The Giveaway", Fall 2015

Kari's fiction and nonfiction have appeared in The Fiddlehead, Prairie Fire, Grain, The New Quarterly, Alberta Views, and can be heard at The Canadian Fiction Podcast.  A short film she wrote, Say You’re Sorry, won the Special Jury prize at last year’s MPPIA Short Film Pitch at the Whistler Film Festival and is now in post-production. She lives, writes, and walks all over Vancouver.
karilundteigen.com

 Sarah Higgins
"In Search of Little Mountain", Fall 2014

Sarah has had plays produced/read across the country, most recently the Halifax Fringe and Little Mountain Lion Productions in Vancouver. She studied stage, screen and fiction for her MFA at UBC. 
sfhiggins.com

Nicole Boyce
"The Raffle", Spring 2014

Nicole’s writing has appeared on McSweeney’s Internet Tendency, Nineteen Questions, and in NoD Magazine. Originally from Calgary, she’s now enrolled in the MFA program at UBC, where she’s studying nonfiction, fiction and comics.​
​nicoleboycewrites.com 

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