The Fiction

What They Came For

Victoria Hetherington
The Features

Fudging It

Keep your chocolate-covered pickles, bacon milkshakes, and hot-dog-stuffed pizza crusts—fudge is the original extreme food.

Brian Francis
Painting of Dani Couture by Melanie Janisse-Barlow
The Gallery

The Faces of Poetry

Melanie Janisse-Barlow’s Poets Series.

Suzanne Alyssa Andrew
The Summer, 2020 Issue

The Ephemera

The Ephemera

Achieving the impossible.

Taddle Creek
Taddle Creek No. 41 (Summer, 2018)
The Fiction

Can You Tell Me a Joke About Your Profession?

Shannon Webb-Campbell
The Comix

Brick

David Craig
The Comix

Brick

David Craig
“Maybe we’ll be around long enough to see if a print revival pans out.”
—“Ontario” by David Collier
The Poems
Taddle Creek No. 41 (Summer, 2018)

Lying as Wishful Thinking

James Lindsay
The Fiction
Taddle Creek No. 43 (Summer, 2019)

Heat Wave

A Charlotte Frayne Adventure.

Maureen Jennings
The Fiction
Taddle Creek No. 43 (Summer, 2019)

Toys That Don‘t Care

An excerpt from the book Rue du Doo.

Derek McCormack
The Fiction
Taddle Creek No. 43 (Summer, 2019)

Starseed

Or, The Strange Transformation of Archimedes Death.

Peter Darbyshire
“After the Red River Rebellion of 1869 / Louis Riel went crazy, he ran off and hid”
—“When Louis Riel Went Crazy” by Katherena Vermette
The Poems

The Shack Above the White Pines

Michael e. Casteels
The Poems

A Glimpse of My Bright Life in the Morning

Alex Boyd
The Fiction
Taddle Creek No. 40 (Winter, 2017–2018)

Birds of Paradise

Yasuko Thanh
The Profiles
Taddle Creek No. 37 (Summer, 2016)

Canada’s Greatest Cartoonist

Lou Skuce’s charmed and versatile career.

Conan Tobias
The Podcast

Episode 60: “Bouncing Ball,” Stuart Ross’s Annual Poem for the New Year

Stuart Ross
Pssst: These home page selections are FPO. Just trying some stuff to make sure it’s all working as intended.
—“100-Year-Old Wisdom with Rose Wilson” by Rebecca Roher