Browse our collection of Canadian modernist magazines.
We're working to digitize the literary magazines that contributed to the emergence of Canadian modernism in its various forms. Take a moment to explore and learn more here:
We're working to digitize the literary magazines that contributed to the emergence of Canadian modernism in its various forms. Take a moment to explore and learn more here:
Published in Saint John, New Brunswick, Neith featured the first Black-Canadian editor of a Canadian "little magazine": Abraham Beverley Walker.
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While short-lived, this mostly French-language magazine sparked controversy because of its editors' cosmopolitan and formalist ideas.
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Founded in Montreal by a coterie of friends and acquaintances, Preview published many of Canada's most famous modernist poets.
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Frequently remembered for its polemical essays and editorials, First Statement also attracted many notable Canadian modernist poets and critics.
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