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SHAUN SMITH'S SUNDAY SUNDRIES

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A WEEKLY ROUNDUP OF INTERNET CURIOSITIES FROM THE BOOK WORLD

Punctuation
whats the future of punctuation in the face of the internet

Data visualization
Who needs writers to tell stories?

Jonzeing for books
What do the books do after the shop closes?

Poet baker
Now you can bake just like Emily Dickinson.

Book jargon
ABE explains the anatomy of a book in this video.

Book peels
Just about the stupidest f'n thing I've seen all year.

Pulse
Just about the most annoying thing I've seen, ever.

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Sun March 1, 2009

Submissions are Currently Open for the Toronto Quarterly - Issue 3!

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Submitted by Open Book Toronto Guest on March 1, 2009 - 10:38am

Submissions are Currently Open for the Toronto Quarterly - Issue 3!

The Toronto Quarterly is accepting submissions:

  • Three to five poems sent as an attachment or in the body of the e-mail.
  • One short story/column/book review with between 200-1500 words maximum.
  • send us your drawings/paintings/photographs in normal size.
  • music/concert reviews with between 100-500 words maximum.
  • let us know if you would like your music or books reviewed by TTQ.
  • please send us previously unpublished work and be sure it is your own.
  • attach a brief biography of yourself for us.

Send your submissions to: thetorontoquarterly@hotmail.com

Shaun Smith

Shaun Smith is a novelist and journalist living in Toronto. His young adult novel Snakes & Ladders was published in January 2009 by the Dundurn Group.

Go to Shaun Smith ’s Author Page