Traces Journal
Maya Venters, Meg Freer, Bret van den Brink, Traces Journal, Liv Ross, Burl HorniachekTraces Journal is a Canadian journal dedicated to promoting arts and letters engaging with the Christian tradition. We publish poetry and prose that seek traces of the divine in our midst.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 34 | Subscribers | Read | tracesjournal.ca |
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One Year of Traces Journal
Dear Traces community,
Issue 3, Week 4
Dear Traces community,
Book Review: "This may be the Year" by Carole Giangrande
#### This May Be the Year by Carole Giangrande (Inanna Publications, 2025)
Worshipping Bones: the Poetry of Kay Smith
This is the first essay in a new series on Canadian Christian poets, by Burl Horniachek.
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Authors
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Canadian poet and painter living in Central America. Author of “Life Cycle of a Mayfly” (Vallum). EIC of Traces Journal.
With an academic background as a classically trained musician and musicologist, and work experience in scholarly publishing, I did not expect Poetry to drag me into its deep end around age 50, but I continue to write poems and short prose.
PhD Student in English, University of Toronto | Co-host, Mandatory Media Podcast | Contributing Editor, Traces Journal
Traces Journal is a literary journal exploring faith and the arts in Canada. We publish poetry and non-fiction that seek traces of the divine in our midst.
Urban monk and poet, living and writing in the Midwest. Useless but whimsical.
Burl Horniachek is a Canadian poet, translator and editor of To Heaven's Rim, a major anthology of world Christian poetry. He currently lives near Winnipeg with his wife and two kids.
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