The March supplement to Word, Toronto's Literary Calendar supplement to is now available. You may download the PDF by clicking here.

Word provides a much-needed service to the Canadian literary scene, including reviews, comment and opinion. Word's writers and reviewers are among the most insightful and entertaining in the country.

Word's six content-heavy, thought-provoking issues per year appear as PDF files, easy to read online, free to the public and simple to print. Subscribers receive the Word Reader, packed with the best articles, reviews and writing about the world of books. The Word Reader is published three times per year, issues appearing as Winter/Spring, Summer, and Fall. Word's Toronto literary calendar of events appears online monthly as PDF files.

Source: Word: Toronto's Literary Calendar

Comments (2)

Subscribe to this comment's feed

esande said:

Is Word still distributed to bookstores, etc?

March 04, 2006 | url

dsendecki said:

Yes & no -- it went to a three times per year hardcopy of online conteny. Stuart Ross commented on this on his blog a while back: Wrestling over another publishing dilemma now: Word: Toronto's Literary Calendar, where I write my Hunkamooga column every two weeks, is going electronic, with a thrice-yearly physical document of the online content. I'm really attached to actual corporeal books and magazines, and don't know if I want to continue writing Hunkamooga for an online publication. I think I don't. The online mag is still pretty good -- I print it off at work and bring it on the GO train with me!

March 04, 2006 | url

Recommend this article...