Discordia Review
Eris, Zane Perdue, Luke McGowan-Arnold, Discordia Review, Poetry Heel, David McGorlick, Sire, Fellow Travellers, Joshua Chris Bouchardliterature, culture, politics
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 189 | Subscribers | Read | discordiareview.com |
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MAGA Minaj, Muhammad Ali, and the costs of Black canonization
On DR today we have a guest piece from Hilde von Bingen of the scabrously funny politics and culture blog Hilde’s Visions. She’s always worth a read even in this crowded media moment. We trust you will enjoy.—The Management
This town ain't big enough for *34* lit mags
I was talking shop with a writer friend the other night when the topic of how many active English-language literary mags we have here in Montreal came up. I figured it must be at least 20, an already bonkers number for a town this size, but...
THE HOLY BIBLE VOLUME 2, VERSE 4
Discordia does not, it turns out, hate everything. Every other week, we share a piece of work from an artist who's earned our respect and affection.
Jay's List (What's Goin' On?) — March '26
It’s March, the month where you begin to wish you had kept better track of all those acorns you buried in the fall, as hunger begins to gnaw and you begin to consider whether you might have to eat your young again this year. For our Montrea...
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COM-POSIT is a weekly newsletter of aphoristic essays, critical–speculative prose, reviews, and occasional fictions.
Luke is an African-American writer of the Afro-surrealist variety from Rockford, Illinois, based in Philadelphia. He writes about American subject formation, subcultures (on and off the internet), Black people and social movements.
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The poet laureate of spite.
And still I am there falling down in this evil pit -- but until I hit the bottom, I won't believe it's bottomless
If you know, now you don't know, person.
xo
I know where you sleep.
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