HHLLC – Literary Fair Manual

The Hart House Literary and Library Committee
LITERARY FAIR 2016
Jan. 21 2016
ACTA VICTORIANA
Creative – Poetry, Prose and Visual Art
St. George Campus
Founded in 1877, Acta Victoriana is the oldest university
student-run publication in Canada and one of Victoria College’s
most respected literary journals. Acta Victoriana has published
work by many successful Victoria College alumni, including
Margaret Atwood, David Gilmour, John Bemrose, and Northrop
Frye. The journal, published twice annually, consists of carefully
chosen poetry, prose and visual art, and is curated by a board of
8-10 students of Victoria College.
Acta Victoriana publishes 2 issues per year.
SUBMISSION DEADLINE: MARCH 21, 2016
Contact:
Editors-in-Chief: Clark Thomson and Ella Wilhelm
[email protected]
Website: http://www.actavictoriana.ca/
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BLOG UT
Anything and everything of interest to U of T students
Exclusively online
BlogUT is Canada’s largest university blog written for
students, by students. Founded in 2007, we are
dedicated to bringing U of T the raw, uncut juice on all
things campus life. We are exclusively online, and
represent all three U of T campuses.
We are always accepting article submissions, with no
deadlines or word limits. No minimum number of
contributions is required from our bloggers, and
they can write about whatever they like.
Contact:
Co-Editors: Cassandra Mazza and
Farah Michel
[email protected]
[email protected]
Website: http://www.blogut.ca/
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CAMERA STYLO
Academic Undergraduate Film Journal
St. George Campus
Camera Stylo is the undergraduate journal for Cinema
Studies at the University of Toronto. Its purpose is to
promote cinema studies at the undergraduate level
and to provide the opportunity for undergraduate
students to publish their work related to film. This
project aims to contribute to an atmosphere of critical
discussion, and debate about cinema at the University
of Toronto.
Camera Stylo prints 200 copies of 1 issue per year.
SUBMISSIONS OPEN FROM OCTOBER
JANUARY YEARLY.
TO
Contact:
Editor-in-Chief: Sharif Wehbe
([email protected])
Submissions: [email protected]
Website: http://cinssu.ca/journal
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THE CANNON
Engineering student newspaper
St. George Campus
The Cannon is the student newspaper of the
engineering community at the University of Toronto.
This is where the voice of one touches the minds of
many. Learn to live journalism of the highest degree.
The Cannon publishes 6 issues per year.
Contact:
Edgar Wang ([email protected])
Submissions through Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/cannon.news.1T5.to
.1T6/
Website: http://cannon.skule.ca/
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DEMO:
HART HOUSE MUSIC MAGAZINE
Journalism (Arts), St. George Campus
Demo is a music publication created by the Hart House
Music Committee at UofT and is intended to highlight
music in around the city.
Demo publishes daily online content and 1 print
submission per year.
SUBMISSIONS OPEN SEPTEMBER TO EARLY
DECEMBER.
Contact:
Editors-in-Chief: Marko Cindric and Stuart Oakes
[email protected]
Website: http://demomagazine.ca/
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THE FUTURE OF HISTORY
JOURNAL
Academic, St. George Campus
The Future of History is a journal of undergraduate
essays published bi-annually by the History Students'
Association.
The Future of History Journal publishes 2 issues per
year.
Contact:
Haley O’Shaughnessy ([email protected])
[email protected]
Website: http://uofthistory.ca/
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GOOSE JOURNAL
Creative Short Fiction, Victoria College
Goose aims to publish the best in short fiction written
by U of T students. We seek to encourage the
expression and the development of creative writing by
providing critical peer review and crafting an annual
publication that celebrates and promotes the creativity
and talent of U of T writers.
Goose Journal publishes 1 issue per year, in the spring.
SUBMISSION DEADLINE: JANUARY 18, 2016.
GENERAL SUBMISSION PERIOD: OCTOBERJANUARY.
Contact:
Divna Stojanovic ([email protected])
Submissions: [email protected]
Website: https://goosefiction.wordpress.com/
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HART HOUSE REVIEW
St. George Campus
The Hart House Review (HHR) is the literary and art
journal of the University of Toronto, printed at Coach
House Press since 1992. The HHR aims to publish new
writing and visual art by emerging and established
Canadian creators. We also print the winning entries of
the annual HH Contests in Poetry and Fiction and the U
of T's annual E.J. Pratt Prize in Poetry. Our Winter
Supplement is released in January, with submissions
closing in November for that. The Hart House Review
2016 will be released in April 2016.
SUBMISSIONS FOR THE HART HOUSE REVIEW
2016 CLOSE JANUARY 23, 2016. See website
for submission guidelines.
Contact:
[email protected]
Website: http://www.harthousereview.com/
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St. George Campus
Founded in 2006, IDIOM is the official English Undergraduate
Academic Journal at the University of Toronto (St. George
Campus), written, edited, and published entirely by U of T
undergraduate students. The purpose of IDIOM is twofold: 1)
to acknowledge and showcase the scholarly.
IDIOM encourages all undergraduate students from all three
U of T campuses to submit papers written for a class offered
or recognized by the English Department for the
consideration of the Editorial Board. Typically, the
submissions period opens during the third week of November
and closes in the third week of January.
Contact:
Editor-in-Chief (2015-2016): Grace Gesualdo
[email protected]
Website: https://idiomjournal.wordpress.com/
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INKBLOT JOURNAL
Academic, St. George Campus
Inkblot,
the
undergraduate
psychology
journal,
publishes academic writing in the field of psychology
produced by undergraduate students at the University
of Toronto. We welcome papers on original research,
review
articles,
critiques,
and
theoretical
or
methodological papers. Our main goal is to support
and develop undergraduate writing skills by providing
a means for students to participate in the peer review
process.
We produce one issue per year, and submission
periods are typically from November 1st to December
31st. Applications for the editorial team are from
September 1st to October 15th.
Contact:
Editor-in-Chief: Natasha Ouslis
[email protected]
Website: http://inkblotuoft.wordpress.com/
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Newspaper, St. George Campus
Founded in 1965, the Innis Herald aims to represent
the diverse voice of all students at Innis College in the
University of Toronto.
The Innis Herald is a quarterly newspaper publication
released in October, December, February and March in
the 2015/2016 year. It is located at Innis College and
the Innis residence in print on the St. George Campus.
Contact:
Editor-in-Chief: Aneta Perehinets
Managing Editor: Alexander Fernandes
Associate Managing Editor: James Chapman
[email protected]
Website: http://theinnisherald.com/
Twitter: @TheInnisHerald
Facebook: https://facebook.com/innisherald/
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JOURNALISM PROGRAM
AT UTSC
Jeffrey Dvorkin is the director of the Joint Journalism
program
based
at
the
University
of
Toronto
(Scarborough Campus). I teach 1st, 2nd and 4th year
courses. These include Introduction to Journalism Parts
1 and 2, Fundamental of Journalism Writing and a new
course called Senior Seminar in Journalism. This last
course is new this year in which our students before
graduating, will spend the semester inventing a new
journalism form. This will include a business plan.
Contact:
Jeffrey Dvorkin ([email protected])
Websites:
http://www.utsc.utoronto.ca/~registrar/calendars/calendar/Jou
rnalism.html
http://www.utsc.utoronto.ca/jtprogs/welcome-universitytoronto-and-centennial-college-joint-programs
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Juxtaposition is University of Toronto’s premier global health
magazine. With a special emphasis on topics that impact the
vulnerable and marginalized globally, Juxtaposition provides an
interactive forum to explore essential health issues of our time.
Using a multidisciplinary approach, Juxtaposition seeks to
include contrasting perspectives on global health issues from a
wider socio-cultural, political, economic, and legal context. We
intend for the magazine to act as a forum for sharing ideas,
promoting discussion and action on global health topics. Since
its inception in 2004, Juxtaposition has evolved into a wellestablished role in the global health community, hosting
thought-provoking events, creating the flagship Toronto Thinks
Case Competition, and regularly publishing articles online.
Juxtaposition regularly publishes articles online and 1 print issue
per year.
Contact:
Editors-in-Chief: Sudipta Saha and Api Thavalinkham
[email protected]
Website: http://juxtamagazine.org/
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KNOTS
Creative and academic submissions
New College, St. George Campus
Knots: Undergraduate Journal of Disability Studies is edited
and created by undergraduate students with help from
professors in the Equity Studies Department at U of T. Its
second issue will be released in the spring of 2016. We strive
to bring together both academic and non-academic work,
highlighting the variety of ways in which Disability Studies
scholarship is produced. We work to challenge normative
conceptions of disability and embodiment while contributing
new and innovative knowledge to the field of disability
studies. Knots publishes 1 issue per year.
SUBMISSIONS DUE IN THE
PUBLISHED IN THE SPRING.
FALL,
JOURNAL
Contact:
Caleigh Inman, Aysha Natsheh or Laura Thrasher
[email protected]
Website:
http://www.newcollege.utoronto.ca/academics/newcollege-academic-programs/equity-studies/disabilitystudies-undergraduate-journal-knots/
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THE MEDIUM
Newspaper, UTM
The Medium is the student newspaper and voice of the
University of Toronto Mississauga. We cover news, art,
feature, sports, and opinion pieces in our weekly issues.
We publish 23-24 issues per year, published on
Mondays.
Submissions:
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Letters to the Editor:
[email protected]
Contact:
Editor-in-Chief: Maria Iqbal ([email protected])
Managing Editor: Maria Cruz
([email protected])
Website: http://themedium.ca/
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SCARBOROUGH FAIR
Creative Writing, UTSC
Our goal is to showcase various forms of creative
literature—from poetry and prose to personal essays
and beyond. We also publish a variety of paintings and
photography to celebrate a diverse range of artistic
talents. We recently launched an international creative
writing contest focusing on mental health with the
intentions of promoting constructive conversations and
breaking stereotypes about mental health disabilities.
Scarborough Fair prints 1100 copies.
SUBMISSION PERIOD: SEPT. 1 – DEC. 31
Contact:
John Dias
([email protected])
Website:
http://scarboroughfair.com
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THE SCARBOROUGH
REVIEW
Academic, UTSC
The Scarborough Review is an undergraduate journal
that publishes critical essays on literature, film, and
visual art at the University of Toronto Scarborough.
The Scarborough Review prints 2 issues a year.
GENERAL SUBMISSIONS: JANUARY AND APRIL
Contact:
Katherine Lee
([email protected])
Christine Tran
([email protected])
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://scarboroughreview.com/
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SCHOOL OF CONTINUING
STUDIES
The University of Toronto’s School of Continuing
Studies offers a Certificate in Creative Writing
through a variety of creative writing courses. As a
Continuing Education division we have an open
enrollment: there is no application process, only
registration.
Information about the Certificate in Creative
Writing can be found at:
http://learn.utoronto.ca/coursesprograms/creativewriting/certificates/creative-writing
Contact:
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://learn.utoronto.ca/coursesprograms/creative-writing
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SELF:
THE STUDENTS OF ENGLISH
LITERATURE AND FILM
UTSC
The Students of English Literature and Film is a departmental
student association at the University of Toronto Scarborough.
SELF provides undergraduate English students with social events
such as mix and mingles and trivia nights, and with academic
help during essay clinics. They also provide opportunities for the
creative writing student body by holding open mics, organizing
an annual creative writing conference held every February,
working with COW and Fusion Radio to broadcast student work
on air, and collaborating with the Toronto Public Library to hold
a creative writing mentorship program for youth.
Contact:
Chelsea La Vecchia and Natasha
Ramoutar
[email protected]
Website: http://www.utsc.utoronto.ca/engdept/selfstudents-english-literature-and-film
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/UTSCSELF/
Tumblr: http://selfatutsc.tumblr.com/
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Creative and Academic Journal, St. George Campus
The Spectatorial is a journal for the perpetuation and
dissemination of speculative fiction, genre fiction, mythology,
and folklore. We use "speculative fiction" as an umbrella term to
refer to fantasy, science fiction, horror, magical realism-anything and everything that contains some element of the
imaginary, the fantastic, or the unreal. Our goal is to elaborate
on the importance of the "untrue" in modern society, and to
create a space for the largest lies of literature.
We produce two to three submissions each year. Submissions
for our first journal open in mid-September and close in late
November or early December; submissions for our second
journal open in January and close in mid-February. We accept
nonfiction work for our blog year-round.
Contact:
Editor-in-Chief: Alex De Pompa
Creative Director: Lorna Antoniazzi
[email protected]
Website: https://thespectatorial.wordpress.com/
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THE TRINITY REVIEW
Literary Journal
Trinity College, St. George Campus
The Trinity Review publishes progressive poetry, prose,
critical essays and visual art. This year we're publishing
a student-only winter journal in addition to our end of
year issue.
SUBMISSIONS FOR THE WINTER JOURNAL
HAVE CLOSED; SUBMISSIONS FOR THE FINAL
ISSUE WILL CLOSE IN MID-FEBRUARY.
Contact:
Editor-in-Chief: Daniel LeBlanc
([email protected])
Editor: Lorina Hoxha ([email protected])
Editor: Malcolm Sanger ([email protected])
Email: [email protected]
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UT FOOTPRINT
PUBLICATION
St. George Campus
Founded in 1982, Footprint Publication is the pioneering
Chinese student publication at the University of Toronto.
Our mission is to promote Chinese culture and unite the
Chinese student community; thereby, enhancing their
sense of belonging to the school. Footprint provides a
medium for the exchange of ideas as well as promotes
Chinese literature. Also, Footprint aims to voice opinions
on matters of concerns to Chinese students and to
enhance cultural exchanges. For the past 33 years,
Footprint Publication has established an outstanding
reputation for being one of the most dynamic and
forward-thinking Chinese student newspapers.
Contact:
President: Wat Hoi Shan
([email protected])
Vice President: Ricci Owen
([email protected])
Email: [email protected]
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THE UC REVIEW
St. George Campus
The UC Review is the official literary publication of
University College. We publish a diverse range of
prose, poetry and visual works. We are a publication
that seeks to showcase the creative works of
individuals in our community.
We publish around 8000 copies a year. We usually
accept submission until the early period of the second
semester.
Contact:
Editor-in-Chief: Melissa Vincent
[email protected]
Submission link: http://uclit.ca/uc-review/
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THE VARSITY
Newspaper, St. George Campus
We are The Varsity, U of T's student newspaper since 1880.
We print weekly newspapers throughout the year as well as
two long-form magazines, once a semester. The newspaper
contains six sections: News, Comment, Features, Arts &
Culture, Science, and Sports. We also maintain a website at
thevarsity.ca. We are incorporated as a not-for-profit
corporation and funded through a combination of a perstudent levy and advertising revenue. The organization is
entirely run by students.
Submissions to the newspaper occur on an ongoing basis
with magazine submissions taking place a month or two
before publication. We typically print 23 issues a year, a
student handbook for Frosh Week, and two magazines.
Contact:
Editor: Alec Wilson ([email protected])
Managing Editor: Sarah Niedoba
([email protected])
Submissions: http://thevarsity.ca/masthead/
Website: http://thevarsity.ca/
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WRITERS’ COOP
The Writers' Co-op is a writing and editing group
based out of the Hart House Literary and Library
Committee that serves to provide a safe and open
space for writers - experienced or novice - to share
their thoughts, ideas and opinions on literature.
Although there are select topics in prose and poetry
for the weekly meetings, the Writers' Co-op is an
informal group, where drop-ins are welcome and
suggestions for future topics are considered. The
Writers' Co-op Coordinators also serve as liaisons
between the students of the writing community and
the Literary and Library Committee, so if there's a
literary event you'd like to see happen, they're the ones
to talk to. Whether you're interested in sonnets or want
someone to edit yours, the
Writers' Co-op is the premium
place to be. Like the Writers'
Co-op Page on Facebook for
upcoming events.
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WRITE-NOW PROGRAM
Creative Organization at the Academic Success Centre
St. George Campus
Join us for in a safe, supportive and stress-free
environment to explore creative and reflective writing.
Free from the pressure of evaluation, sessions are
aimed at spontaneity and bringing your whole self to
school. The space is transformed each week by the
people in the room and whatever they create
individually and together. Writing is the vehicle, and
the experience is the destination.
We also post weekly session themes (and any room
location changes) on the poet in community facebook
page:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/156735094125/?fref=ts
Contact:
Susan Hopkirk ([email protected])
Website:
https://www.studentlife.utoronto.ca/asc/write-now
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