The Danforth Review rises from the grave



"Spirits rising from the dead" Klee

After two years in the grave, The Danforth Review is back in the business of publishing short fiction, though it intends to publish only two (yes only 2) short stories per month.

Michael Bryson

Submit short stories to: http://danforthreview.submishmash.com/submit

Unfortunately, there is no financing, and so no payments. International fame, however, is sure to follow.

The current iteration of The Danforth Review will not publish reviews but will be carrying brief interviews with short story writers and tweeting like mad.

"We hope to find a few readers and share the short story good news. Keep the faith, brothers and sisters. And submit."

In its previous incarnation, The Danforth Review was an online magazine published out of Toronto between 1999-2009. All content and a number of full past issues are archived at the website of the Library and Archives Canada (here).

Michael Bryson is the magazine's publisher and editor. See The Danforth Review home page here.
 
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