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Have you felt so proud to get at the meaning of poems?

LONGHAND ISSUE....Let's do this!!!! tinyurl.com/scrivener48.

Had fun at the launch of the one and only @scrivener1980.bsky.social run by McGill English students. May have purchased some light merch. :)

SCRIVENER 47🦎⭐️

We cordially (and enthusiastically) invite you to the launch of Scrivener No. 47. Tickets are going FAST. You'd be a fool to miss it. Link to tickets here: www.zeffy.com/en-CA/ticket...

Scrivener 47 launch party is soon approaching! More information to come. Hope to see you all there.

Here’s another glimpse into our upcoming issue. We are ripe with anticipation at the opportunity to present you with more of Patrick O’Reilly’s work in our print edition.

reporter.mcgill.ca/scrivener-returns-mcgills-oldest-literary-magazine-is-back/ !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Spread the word—the Montreal International Poetry Prize returns in January 2026.

Once again, we will award $20.000 CAD for a single poem of 40 lines or fewer. For more information visit us at www.montrealpoetryprize.com.

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MERE DAYS LEFT TO SUBMIT. scrivenerreview.com/submit. Photography, poetry, fiction, art, nonfiction — we want your work and we want it now!

Check out Safna's brilliant article :) @scrivener1980.bsky.social forever <3

Scrivener's in The Tribune today! Read the article by Safna Mama here: www.thetribune.ca/a-e/made-at-mcgill/made-at-mcgill-scrivener-creative-review-revives-its-past-23092025/

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A little bookstore that’s had a big impact For generations of McGill students, The Word Bookstore on Milton Street has been almost as familiar a landmark as the Roddick Gates or the Redpath Museum. As The Word marks its 50th anniversary, Adria...

For generations of McGill students, The Word Bookstore on Milton Street has been almost as familiar a landmark as the Roddick Gates or the Redpath Museum. Adrian King-Edwards, BA’71, the bookshop’s co-founder and owner, shares some memories mcgillnews.mcgill.ca/a-little-boo...

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Because Now There Is a Child: What Motherhood Can Teach Us About the Climate Crisis — Montreal International Poetry Prize Review of Meltwater by Claire Wahmanholm by Avryl Bender In her 2023 collection of poems, Meltwater, Claire Wahmanholm treats language with the care of a finite resource, demonstrating a conscientious respect for the organic materials of poetry. Throughout the work, Wahmanholm repurposes lines

Avryl Bender (@avrylbender.bsky.social) on Claire Wahmanholm's Meltwater!!! www.montrealpoetryprize.com/reviews/beca... <3

In the meantime, check out our summer feature (scrivenerreview.com/read) and the work from our new archive (scrivenerreview.com/archive). And keep sending photos of mags, hats, and stickers in the wild.

While the summer might be winding down, we’re just getting started. Stay tuned for updates about upcoming opportunities to join the team and/or submit work.

We love seeing Scrivener merch out in the world. From the beaches of Victoria to the Chelsea Hotel, sun protection has never looked better. Not to mention how stunning issue 46 is by the sea.

Person in a party hat giving a presentation and it says The greatest research skill you can have is being a nosy bitch who wants to find out

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Touring Carrie Bradshaw’s ‘And Just Like That’ Season 3 Home | Set Tour | Architectural Digest YouTube video by Architectural Digest

in which my fabulous mother welcomes you to Carrie Bradshaw’s apartment: m.youtube.com/watch?v=PQil... ❣️check out her AD moment !!!!!💌🫀❤️

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Happy Monday ⭐️ and happy late birthday Anne Carson!

In 1997, Dean Irvine of Scrivener spoke with Anne Carson on the telephone. On the heels of her 1996 Lannan Literary Prize win, Carson discussed anthropology, Heidegger, fragments of classical manuscripts, and patronage in Canadian arts. Read it now in 2025 at scrivenerreview.com/archive.

Have you kept up with our Summer Feature? Eleven new poems have been published as of today—one ingenious short story awaits you, to be published tomorrow. Read it all for free on scrivenerreview.com/read.