Toronto Journal

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Toronto Journal

Toronto Journal is a writing journal published in print, online, and in sound.

JUN 16

The Flight by O. Hunt

FICTION. Far away in the sky, above clouds and birds, the plane flew out of Ramya’s reach. Narrated by Brigid Cami.

35 min
JUN 16

Letter from the Editors - Issue 6

Welcome to the sixth issue of Toronto Journal . . . and we hope you’ll excuse us for beginning with a few lines of shameless self-promotion. Narrated by Anthony Salvalaggio.

2 min
JUN 16

Strawberry Box by Brigid Cami

HISTORY FEATURE. There is a housing shortage. We are encouraged to consume Canadian produce. And the federal government is contemplating modular housing. The year is 1941. Narrated by the author.

17 min
JUN 16

City of the Dead (or The Last House on Winchester Street) by Inky

STORIES FROM THE CITY. Memory is a fragile and malleable thing. How is it that we remember some insignificant fact or interaction for an entire lifetime, while other events disappear into oblivion, calved off like chunks of ice from a glacier, to float away and melt as if they had never existed? Narrated by Anthony Salvalaggio.

47 min
JUN 16

The Way to the Hills by Elena Molinari

FICTION. It was 6:42 A.M., and I was sitting in the dark, waiting for the first fragment of dawn to put an end to that interminable night. Narrated by Brigid Cami.

32 min
JUN 16

Tiger Teeth by Jonathan Scott Davies

FICTION. My family used to rent a cottage at Sauble Beach every summer. It was a shack really, with uneven floors, draftywindows, and plumbing that sputtered, farted, and screeched every time the water was turned on. Narrated by Erica Salvalaggio.

35 min
JUN 16

Precious Things by Sara Hosey

FICTION. The day I stopped crying, my ex-wife, Kate, made a particularly cruel remark, immediately putting my resolve to the test. Narrated by the author.

34 min
JUN 16

Tobermory by Mina Athanassious

FICTION. Estephanous was born midway through fall and each year he would mourn the transition to winter with a birthday cake and candles. This year he drove up the 400 towards Sudbury in a rental far too big for him and his wife Heidi, leaving behind the straight lines and jagged edges of Toronto’s concrete skyline. Narrated by the author.

35 min

Toronto Journal is a writing journal published in print, online, and in sound.

Creator

Toronto Journal
Years Active

2022 - 2025
Episodes

63
Rating

Explicit
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