EMILY NEMENS <br> Unable to run, she walked across reclaimed meadows in her new town, watching hawks dive from the sky. She finished writing a book while sprawled on her belly. She had lost something ...

Stories by Jon Fain, Marcia Yudkin, Emily Rinkema, Julia Strayer, Kelly Pedro, Linda M. Bayley, Frank Jackson, Jamey Gallagher, Chloe N. Clark, Molly McCarron, and Amy DeBellis

Riverdale/Leslieville/Pocket/Danforth LFLs

Corn sweat and a heat dome will bring dangerous heat and humidity to the central United States this week.

Kinkade Davis plans to open the space, now called the Mercy on Gerrard, this spring.

Inside the Don Mouth Naturalization Project — an engineering feat that re-routed a river and created a new shoreline park Torontonians can enjoy this summer

For relaxing times

I was twenty-seven when I saw him again, at a birthday party for my sister that uncomfortably straddled the line between our broke college years and some recently adopted bourgeois values. There were ...

The singer with a name out of a Roald Dahl novel

Emerge Literary Journal: 2024   Editor's Note Some say the new year is a fresh start — a chance to look back and reflect on our past and a time to plan for our future. Walking into 2024 feels a bi...

Quelle jouissance!

Eric Abalajon "values are values: ten iterations"

Riverdale/Leslieville/Pocket/Danforth LFLs

Nathan Whitlock is the author of the novels A Week of This and Congratulations On Everything. Nathan’s writing has appeared in places such as the New York Review of Books, the Walrus, Chatelaine, T�...

"Replying All on the Death Announcement Email," creative nonfiction by Jenessa Abrams

Squeeze, stare and smell all you want, it’s not going to help you pick the best box. The real trick, experts say, doesn’t involve your senses at all.

Idli and pongal are two rice varieties Canadians may have trouble finding, or will end up paying extra for, as a result of India’s export ban due to crop damage in July

Music to hibernate by