Writing at Concordia
Concordia has always attracted talented writers as students, faculty, and visitors because we are a national hub for English-language writing in a bilingual cosmopolitan city.
Writers Read series
The tradition of literary readings at Concordia predates the existence of the university itself, as such events were held well before Sir George Williams and Loyola merged in 1974. The series, now known as Writers Read at Concordia, invites renowned and emerging authors, both Canadian and international, to read from and discuss their work with students and local audiences. In addition to readings, the series includes Master Classes and professional development activities, some open to the public and others only for Concordia students.
Writers Read on Instagram
Soliloquies undergrad journal
We aim to provide the student body with valuable publishing, editing and design experience while showcasing new voices alongside more seasoned writers. We accept poetry, prose, creative non-fiction, drama and art submissions bi-annually from writers and artists around the world.
Our talented (and published) faculty
Our professors aren't limited to the classroom: They are actively involved in a vibrant English literary community in Montreal, including publishing.
Mordecai Richler Reading Room
Curated by the Depeartment of English, the space is designed to inspire creative writers, spark fresh ideas among students, and foster original research from scholars.
We use it as a gathering place for literary readings, master classes, cultural gatherings and short writing residencies.
