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Unsolicited Advice for Discovering Your Creative Process
Finding the right moment to write can be challenging. Each person has a unique personality that influences preferences on the methods and...
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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
Mother Superior: Stories
(TW: Eating disorders) Saleema Nawaz is by far one of my favorite Canadian authors. In Mother Superior, her collection of short stories,...
Soliloquies Concordia
Sound Effects
If you were a cricket in Edmonton, chances are that your sonic environment could find its way into the literary world. Finding different...
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Re-Visiting Jordan Peele's Get Out
Jordan Peele’s film Get Out goes far beyond just another scary movie to be enjoyed eating popcorn and hugging tight to a pillow. It is...
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November Literary Events
As the cold creeps in and studying gets more serious, November brings many interesting literary and academic events that you might want...
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Confirmation Bias: A Review
Recent theories in cognitive science and psychology point at the role emotions play in our decision-making and belief-formation, away...
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Storytelling: A Nuclear Fission
Everyone has a good story to tell. Acquired perhaps after encountering a storytelling master. Learning a great story can change your...
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Kaie Kellough’s Accordéon: His, My, and Your Montreal
Kaie Kellough’s Accordéon is a delight to read, especially for those of us who live or have lived in Montreal. Kellough’s experimental...
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Where Art and Academia Collide
Studying literature and philosophy throughout my first years at Concordia, I always wondered if there was a crossover between these two...
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On Deception and a Cat
Developing an audience for writers can be a daunting task. But in today’s publishing world, it is sort of a need. Last spring, in a...
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