Soliloquies Concordia
Now Accepting Submissions!
Soliloquies Anthology is now accepting submissions for issue 26.2. For details on how to submit, please refer to our website or our...
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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
The City of The Dormant Mountains
By Maia R. Becerra I was born and raised in a city of dormant mountains. The city of hauntingly bizarre folklore and baroque buildings...
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Jeans
By Lucy Farcnik CW: allusion to sexual assault Two legs, one waistband half a whispered no. Their cotton wouldn’t make my skin crawl if...
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A Tribute to The Hunger Games
By Julia Bifulco On my first day of grade seven, I made my way to my high school’s library and tried to check out Suzanne Collins’s The...
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The Rulers of Themselves
By Swan My father and I have an interesting relationship, one where many of our interests collide but there is not much overlap. This is...
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I Left my First Language in a Poem
By Maia R. Becerra Upon starting my first semester in university in this foreign country, various questions have risen among my peers and...
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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...
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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...
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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,...
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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...
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