The Ephemera

Art by Ethan Rilly

The Shout Heard ’Cross the Page

The Fiction

Art by Matthew Daley

Prayers and Superstitions

by Billie Livingston

Apoptosis

by Becky Blake

Ark

by Sofi Papamarko

The Hanger-on

by Benjamin Lof

The Comix

Art by Dave Lapp

Dreams Around Here

by Dave Lapp

Confessions of a Techno-Luddite

by Colin Upton

15 Minutes

by Georgia Webber

The Profiles

Photograph

Round 2

No matter how many chairs are thrown at him, Nathaniel G. Moore won’t let his shoulder touch the mat.
by Conan Tobias

The Gallery

Art by Jacqui Oakley

Cardboard Forest

Context is everything in Jacqui Oakley’s playful recreations of popular woodland creatures.
by R. M. Vaughan

The Poetry

Thoughts of a Drunken Tourist at the Bushmills Whiskey Distillery

by Julie Cameron Gray

Big Muddy Lightning Storm

by John Degen

On Lemons

by Sandy Pool

Taken

by Catherine Graham

Verity

by Robin Richardson

Pullquote

“Moore even took his infamous persona—he says the Nathaniel G. Moore people see on-stage is a character he plays—to Ottawa, where he wrestled two other authors and ended up being thrown through a plywood table.”

“Round 2” by Conan Tobias

The Event

Taddle Creek’s Winter Happening

Introducing Taddle Creek No. 31. Doors to the Piston’s charming back room open at 8 p.m., sometime after which those assembled can expect to be charmed again, by the three authors the magazine has lined up for your listening pleasure: Becky Blake, Julie Cameron Gray, and Robin Richardson.
The Piston
937 Bloor Street West
Tuesday, December 10, 2013

“Shelby was always so beautiful in the half darkness. In the half darkness, so was I.”

“Ark” by Sofi Papamarko

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The Archives

Art by Matthew Daley

Dreyfus in Wichita

by Cary Fagan
The Fiction · Christmas, 2011

Toronto’s Lady Santa Claus

Merle Foster’s studio wasn’t a toy shop, but it was still magical to the children of the Ward.
by Terry Murray
The Profiles · Christmas, 2009