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I have been invited by the publisher of this now-stout organ to speak on behalf of the entire staff in welcoming you to this, the beginning of a new era for the magazine. The changes you find within and without are a result of a lengthy congress held in the magazine's headquarters concerning its
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in 1985. Though still formatted like a magazine, it began to transform from a book review into a much more general literary magazine, eventually focusing on literary and creative non-fiction with an emphasis on personal essays.
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future. (These deliberations were of a nature too technical to be intelligible to our readership, but those who wish to know more may send away for the minutes, collected in a sister publication entitled
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cycles through them in an irregular fashion) and expanded to one hundred and seventy pages. Later issues sometimes were as large as two hundred pages. Of the redesign, Cecily Möos, wrote:
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65/66) was square and altogether newly formatted, featuring a new title logo designed by Toronto artist David Bolduc (who actually designed five new title logos for the magazine;
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underwent another redesign undertaken by Mark Byk, albeit a more minor one than before. The magazine's colour palette changed quite drastically; whereas old
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were around the size and shape of a conventional magazine (and about sixty pages in length). The redesigned magazine (beginning with
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s were fairly dark, issue 87 and onward have been white. Additionally, the magazine's typography has been completely altered.
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soon detached from its parent magazine (which ceased to exist by the second issue of
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underwent a major shift in design, undertaken by Gord Roberston. Previous issues of
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established in 1977. It publishes literary and creative non-fiction.
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Brick Books and Brick Magazine: An Explanation from Stan Dragland
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now being dispensed to American readers on their own soil.
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Index

Dionne Brand
David Chariandy
Michael Helm
Madeleine Thien
Teju Cole
Robert Hass
Anne McLean
Michael Ondaatje
Michael Redhill
Esta Spalding
Stan Dragland
Literary magazine
Toronto
www.brickmag.com
ISSN
0382-8565
literary magazine
London, Ontario
Stan Dragland
Michael Ondaatje
Linda Spalding
Don DeLillo
Kazuo Ishiguro
Alice Munro
Fenian raids
Mavis Gallant
Dionne Brand
Jeffrey Eugenides
List of literary magazines
"A Writer's Guide to Canadian Literary Magazines & Journals"

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