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Neo-opsis: Science Fiction Magazine
PRISM International
Room
Red Wire
Sub Terrain
Ricepaper
Pacific Rim Magazine
Neo-opsis is a digest format magazine,
running thought-provoking stories,
humorous and factual articles, editorials,
reviews, science fiction news, and
illustrations.
Since 1959, PRISM International has
published the best in short fiction, poetry,
drama, translation, and creative nonfiction.
It welcomes original, unpublished writing
from established and unknown writers in
Canada and around the world.
Room is a space where women can speak,
connect, and showcase their creativity. It
publishes original short fiction, creative
non-fiction, poetry, and art that reflects the
many facets of women.
Red Wire provides First Nations youth a
forum from which to speak, with a goal of
inspiring education and action and instilling
pride. It empowers indigenous youth
to take control over their own stories and
ideas.
Since 1988, subTerrain has been a proving
ground for progressive writers and artists.
It has been praised by readers for its
willingness to publish “outlaw literature”—
unconventional, progressive writing from
outside the usual homogeneous crowd.
Ricepaper is a national literary and arts
magazine committed to providing diverse
perspectives on contemporary Pacific
Asian Canadian identity and culture. The
magazine showcases quality work by
writers, artists, performers, filmmakers and
cultural producers of Hapa, East Asian,
and Southeast Asian descent.
With topics ranging from the environment
and technology to business practices, as
well as fashion, travel, sports, and art,
Pacific Rim reveals the complexities of
Asian culture in Canada and elsewhere.