Soliloquies Anthology

Lost (and Found) in Translation

By Lucy Farcnik If you’ve ever moved to Montreal from an English-speaking province, you’ve probably been in this situation: you’re at the...

A Literature Student Reads Fifty Shades and Has Some Thoughts

By Julia Bifulco I would like to preface this by saying that I have read far better smut, for free, on fanfiction websites. I had a...

Projecting Betrayal

By Swan I’m fascinated by animals. They are such intriguing beings, but I never really had much proximity to them. My family had fish,...

My Favourite Author is Problematic

By Maia R. Becerra Over the past two decades, there has been an increase in the revisiting of older literary texts through a political...

Her Favourite Dress

By Julia Bifulco CW: sexual coercion, lack of consent. You text your girlfriend while she’s on the bus, asking if she wants to go out for...

How Relatability is Damaging the World of Poetry

By Julia Bifulco In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, we have been turning to art for comfort more than ever. With escapist tendencies...

Now Accepting Submissions!

Soliloquies Anthology is now accepting submissions for issue 26.1. Details on submission guidelines can be found on our website, or our...

Orange and Red

Expensive ingredients aren’t always needed for a delicious dinner, but sometimes it’s unavoidable. When the weather’s nice it feels like...

WHEN YOU READ, HOW DOES IT FEEL?

What are you reading? Does it flow into your world, slipping in tiny truths between sentences, truths that inexplicably fold perfectly...

A visit to Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s virtual reality installation, “CARNE y ARENA”

Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s “CARNE y ARENA,” a virtual reality installation, now showing at Montreal’s art center, Arsenal Contemporary Art,...

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.

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