Soliloquies Concordia
Q&A With a Fellow Student: Morgan Gordon
By Lucy Farcnik Morgan Gordan is a second-year Creative Writing student at Concordia University. She is also planning a minor in film...
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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
A Young Adult’s Opinion of Young Adult Fiction
By Julia Bifulco I have about seventy-five TikTok videos whose privacy settings are set to “only visible to me,” and the reason they...
Soliloquies Concordia
Social Movements and Burnout: 8 de Marzo
By Maia R. Becerra Emotional burnout as a consequence of social movements has become a topic of discussion over the past decade. The...
Soliloquies Concordia
Spotlight: The Anthropocene Reviewed
By Lucy Farcnik If you lived through the John Green hype of what I will conservatively estimate as being from 2008-2015 (unless you’re a...
Soliloquies Concordia
A Response to Roxane Gay’s Bad Feminist
By Julia Bifulco “He’s okay, but he’s trying to turn us all into feminists,” a thirteen-year-old me said when asked about my high school...
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The Creative Value of Pain: Why do we write when we’re sad?
By Maia R. Becerra Pieces used in the cover – “The Death of Chatterton” by Henry Wallis, “Annabel Lee” by Edgar Allan Poe, “Perfect Day”...
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Call for Applicants: Co-Editors-in-Chief
Soliloquies Anthology is seeking co-editors-in-chief for the 2022-2023 academic year! Working together, the two co-editors are...
Soliloquies Concordia
The Weird Thing About Rest
By Swan The end of the year came and I decided that I wouldn’t be returning to classes the following semester. This decision was a...
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Review of Bourdain: The Definitive Oral Biography by Laurie Woolever
By Lucy Farcnik I have spent a lot of time trying to figure out why Bourdain: The Definitive Oral Biography bothers me so much. I have...
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Close-Reading My High School Poetry
By Julia Bifulco When I was fourteen, I decided that I wanted to be a poet. And so I became one. I carried around my little Hilroy...
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