Soliloquies Concordia
Closure Poetry Wrap-Up: A Conversation with Myself
By Yael Tobón Uribe As I was walking on the street today with People Pt.2 by Agust D playing on my earphones, I realized that it is the...
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Soliloquies Anthology is Concordia University's undergraduate literary journal. The journal publishes poetry, fiction, and non-fiction from emerging and established writers in Montreal and across Canada.
Soliloquies Concordia
Getting Older with "Warning"
By Santiago Eastman Herrera "Warning" by Jenny Joseph When I am an old woman I shall wear purple With a red hat which doesn’t go, and...
Soliloquies Concordia
Review of You’ve Learned Something by Laverty Palmer
by Lucy Farcnik It’s the gritty 1990s in a fictional Montreal university. A similar scene to one you’ve read many, many times before: a...
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Publishing and the Nature of Creativity with Patricia Westerhof
By Lucy Farcnik Would you like to start with a brief explanation of what your book is about, or what it intends to do? My book, The...
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Breaking the Illusion of the Ivory Tower in Literary Magazines with John Emil Vincent
By Santiago Eastman Herrera John Emil Vincent is a part-time professor at Concordia University. He’s published multiple poetry books,...
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International Women's Day, Poetry and Rebellion: A Conversation with Alexei Perry Cox
By Yael Tobón Uribe March 8th was a very emotional day for me. I woke up with an inhuman, overwhelming desire to cry. I immediately...
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Sabotaging Self-Love
By Lucy Farcnik If you were anywhere on Instagram in the past decade, you’ve probably seen the term “self-love” thrown around hundreds of...
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Being Pigeonholed in Giovanni’s Room by James Baldwin
By Santiago Eastman Herrera When I first read Giovanni’s Room, I was living in a one-room apartment in a building full of old people who...
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Celebrating Eroticism in Poetry: A Semi-Close Reading of Audre Lorde's Poetry
By Yael Tobón Uribe “The very word erotic comes from the Greek word Eros, the personification of love in all its aspects––born of Chaos,...
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Nothing is Original: Erasure in the Age of Originality
By Lucy Farcnik Erasure is one of my favourite forms of poetry. It’s my cure of choice for writer's block and creative burnout. Also...
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