**Due to the implosion of Twitter, this list is not currently being updated. We anticipate reorganizing this list in the future as pitch parties find new homes and new iterations, but we don’t know when that will be. Thank you for your patience. Pitch parties are occasional events on Twitter that help writers connect with agents and publishers. During these […]
Canada has an amazing assortment of magazines, both national and regional. There are niche magazines for almost every topic! If you have expertise in any of them, and have something unique to say, you stand a good chance of getting your work in one of them. We’ve compiled a list of magazines in Canada to find a home for your […]
Past publication history looks great in an author bio, and literary journals are a great way to get your work out there without the typical wait times of traditional book publishing. Poetry, short fiction, essays and the like are constantly and voraciously being consumed by the journals on this list. We’ve compiled a list of literary journals in Canada to […]
It’s HARD to find a literary agent. There’s so many different places to look: Twitter, QueryTracker, Publisher’s Marketplace, ManuscriptWishList, the Writer’s Market books… Where do you start? RIGHT HERE. We’ve aggregated the data from all of the sources above into one place. It may not include every agency out there, but it includes all the ones we could find, so […]
Ever wondered, “How do I get a literary agent?” WritingCommunity.ca is a great place to start! We’ve compiled a list of literary agencies in Canada to help you find someone to represent your book baby. If you’re looking for a more general list, check out our list of 365+ Literary Agencies Around the World. This list is thorough, but probably […]
We’ve compiled a list of book publishers in Canada to help you find a home for your manuscript (or perhaps your next favourite #canlit read). The #canlit publishing landscape is vast and vibrant! This list is thorough, but probably not complete. To be eligible for this list, the publisher must be a traditional Canadian publisher, not a hybrid publisher or […]
