Hello friends, it's been a while. It's with a heavy heart we share that the next themed issue of antilang. - Transformation - will be our...

Disruptive Mooncalves disrupts your expectations of a ‘novel’ in every sense. This book starts out seemingly realist--if dark--as it...

Mary-Kim Arnold's debut poetry collection, The Fish & The Dove is out now from Neomi Press. The collection can be purchased through the...

We're very excited to introduce our guest editor for antilang. no. 10 - Emerging Writers, Tea Gerbeza! We are open for submissions...

Our latest review is of Nicole Haldoupis's Tiny Ruins, available now from Radiant Press. Queer. This 88-page novella is told through...

antilang. no. 8 celebrates the inclusion of our first external review! Read Russell Carisse’s review of Amanda Deutch’s chapbook Bodega...

A big part of editing—and I mean a BIG PART, maybe even the biggest part—is knowing when to call it. So you have over 100 submissions...

The ALP and its permanent board are privileged. Personally, we are white, cis, and (mostly)able-bodied, and this allows us to move...

Sarah Ens bursts onto the Canadian poetry scene with her debut collection, The World is Mostly Sky, published by Turnstone Press and...

We seem to be enamored with short books bearing long titles, and Conyer Clayton’s We Shed Our Skin Like Dynamite is no exception. This...

Amy LeBlanc’s debut poetry collection I know something you don’t know is a short book with a long title available now for order through...

Previously, we’ve explained how our rejection / acceptance process works a little differently from other lit mags (if you want to check...

The ALP is in the middle of our first ever Kickstarter campaign, but we’ve decided to take a break from self-promotion to talk about...

Our third review dives into France Boyle‘s second poetry collection, This White Nest. Boyle’s poems have appeared in antilang. no. 3 as...

With everyone off work and school for the holidays and the beginning of a new year—and new decade!—a lot of people have been posting...

For our second Good Short Review we took a look at Kaitlyn Purcell’s ʔbédayine, and not just because she was our guest editor for...

We are very excited that our first review of good short writing is of two-time antilanger Erin Emily Ann Vance’s debut novel(la), Advice...

Hi Friends! A while back—before we opened for submissions to antilang. no. 4—we announced that our three issues for the year would be...

Hi Friends! We’ve all experienced the frustration and disappointment of following an author throughout a series and waiting for the next...

Hi friends and followers. Today, we aren’t going to use our typical exclamation points or tell you how excited we are about antilang. no....