Soliloquies Anthology

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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Missing the Little Things

Breathe just breathe. I think I’ve said that to my self every single day this week, and yet I still forget to when I write my papers. I...

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From Far and Wide

Here, the forests are fluent in fire even though their first language is air The lands have been taught that there is nothing wrong with...

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The Walk

By the time this is published, my friend would have started walking up Mount Royal. A walk she organized among her closest friends to...

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The Language of Pain

Pain is personal. Talk about cramps, migraines, or stubbing your toe to anyone else, and there is no way to describe the experience...

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The television is killing my mother

The television is killing my mother. I don’t mean in the way that she’s being brainwashed or it’s sucking her soul from her body. The...

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Belvedere Road

Lately I’ve been walking. Walking to the places I know well. Turning left. Then right. Then left again. On some days, I turn at corners,...

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Poetry and Politics with Liana Cusmano

An Italian family Sunday lunch is the setting of one of the first poems Montreal poet, Liana Cusmano (they/them), read on the virtual...

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How to Exercise

Writing for exercise, you lose two if you wish. One should yield confidence building results. She can. Your ideal reflects your...

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The Balcony People

Emerging from my cold dingy room I put on a floral mask made by a local designer. I hadn’t worn it in about 2 months. I stepped out into...

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When Fifty Boys Fall

Auden knew, when he wrote about what happened the day Icarus fell. That when a boy flies too close to the sun, and falls into the sea the...

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