BONUS:

additional online interviews

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We like to get to know our contributors. Visit this page for rotating profiles of the great minds behind our recent issues.

Profile: Kelli Deeth

fall + winter 2015/16: fiction // Warm Spell

Profile: Pamela Mordecai

fall + winter 2015/16: poetry // Archangel Gabriel; Mary, Confused

Profile: Terri Favro

fall + winter 2015/16: essay // Hemingway's Bird

Profile: James Lindsay

spring + summer 2015: poetry // The Reclaimed Goldfish Hotel; Biologists

Profile: Naben Ruthnum

spring + summer 2015: fiction // Holdout Man

Profile: Catherine Graham

fall + winter 2014/15: poetry // The Day in January Most People Die of Their Own Hands; Vociferous

Profile: Christopher Doda

spring + summer 2014: poetry // By Rope, By Gun, By Knife, By Fire; A Casual Undertaking

Profile: Micah Toub

spring + summer 2014: fiction // Thank You For Coming

Profile: Eric Foley

spring + summer 2014: essay // Bearing witness to the Light: Writing Toronto

Profile: Laura Rock

fall + winter 2015/16: review // The Mystics of Mile End by Sigal Samuel

Profile: Catriona Wright

spring + summer 2015: poetry // What a Girl Wants, or, Pledging Allegiance; Escapism

Profile: Chris Kuriata

spring + summer 2015: fiction // Lies I Tell Taxi Drivers

Profile: Russell Smith

fall + winter 2014/15: fiction // Sleeping With an Elf

Profile: Kelda Larsen

spring + summer 2014: fiction // The Liar

Profile: Priscila Uppal

spring + summer 2014: fiction // The Lilies

Profile: Amanda Watson

spring + summer 2014: essay // The White Dress

Profile: Amber McMillan

spring + summer 2014: poetry // For the Sora Rail; Listen, Junebug; Renfrew Ontario, 1988

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Featured Artist

[fall + winter 2023/24]
Heather Goodchild

Featured

REVIEWS: vol 11, issue 2

Jan 29, 2024

REVIEWS: vol 11, issue 2

Jan 29, 2024

Faithfully Seeking Franz
By Elana Wolff

Rebellion Box
By Hollay Ghadery

Musical Revolutions: How the Sounds of the Western World Changed
By Stuart Isacoff

Jan 29, 2024

The Humber Literary Review celebrates diversity and is built upon the idea that a healthy and vital community—artistic or otherwise—is an inclusive one, without barriers or discrimination. We are committed to empowering perspectives from diverse–and equity-seeking groups. This community includes, but is not limited to, multiple dimensions of diversity such as race, ethnicity, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, ability, age, class, socio-economic status and neurodiversity.

HLR is the creation of Humber College’s Department of English, and its collective includes writers, academics, critics, visual artists, and linguists. Our goal is to share our enthusiasm for work that provokes, excites, and entertains—writing that makes you want to read more.