Soliloquies Concordia
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...
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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 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,...
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Ceiling Lights
After it snows you like to go out after ten And walk the residential streets of your adolescent neighbourhood. In the sharp softness of...
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Sleeping through a Pandemic
The world fell apart and is now being put back together again bit by bit. I’m trying to stay positive even though we’re not past the...
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What did the Groundhog See?
I forgot about Groundhog Day this year. Maybe you did too. I’ve never cared for it much, but I always noticed. Someone bringing it up in...
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Spotlight on Black Voices in Fantasy and Science Fiction
Fantasy and science fiction are whitewashed genres. Despite a limitless world of galaxies, magic and pretend, there has been a historic...
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Spotlight on Black run Organizations in Montreal
In lieu of a piece of writing this week, we have attached some resources to support the Black communities of Montreal (Tiohtià:ke). First...
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Spotlight on Oprah Lemorin and An Excerpt from 'Just Having Fun'
Oprah Lemorin is a Montreal based theatre artist, writer and the co-creator of Overy Productions, a theatre company that focuses on...
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Imagine the Possibilities
There was first the news of the virus arriving from abroad. Back then the idea of a lockdown in Montreal was not easy to conceive. It was...
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Mother Deadest
As readers and writers we see an endless series of tropes, both in the pieces that we create and the ones we consume. Some are used in...
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