NewsDecember 31, 2011
It's a new issue! Issue 9 of The Broken City—This is why I drink—is now available for download on the Current Issue page. Head to our Submissions page for details on our upcoming summer 2012 issue: The Future.
November 8, 2011
The submission window for Issue 9 is closed. Please stop sending things; we're busy growing moustaches and stuffing our winter coats with rejected poetry. Submitters will be contacted within the next few weeks.
Stay tuned to the Submissions page for details on our upcoming summer 2012 issue.
August 15, 2011
It's a new issue! Issue 8 of The Broken City—Reality bites—is now available for download on the Current Issue page. Head to our Submissions page for details on our upcoming winter 2011 issue: This is why I drink.
August 1, 2011
The Submissions page has been updated with details on our upcoming winter 2011 issue: This is why I drink. Commence submitting! The summer issue will be hitting electronic newstands within the next couple of weeks.
June 16, 2011
The submission window for Issue 8 has closed. Please stop sending things; we're busy going to NXNE shows and building a stockpile of fireworks for Canada Day. Submitters will be contacted within the next few weeks with news of acceptance or rejection.
Stay tuned to the Submissions page for details on our upcoming winter 2011 issue.
June 12, 2011
The Broken City is still accepting submissions for its upcoming issue, Reality Bites. Head to the Submissions page for details.
January 31, 2011
A friendly message from The Broken City: Do not add The Broken City to your group mailing lists. The magazine does not want to receive news about your upcoming events or announcements that your blog has been updated.
December 31, 2010
It's a new issue! Issue 7 of The Broken City—Found!—is now available for download on the Current Issue page.
December 28, 2010
The Submissions page has been updated with details on our upcoming summer 2011 issue: Reality bites. Commence submitting!
November 15, 2010
The submission window for Issue 7 closes at midnight EST tonight. Please stop sending things; we're busy reading poetry and sharpening skates. Submitters will be contacted within the next few weeks with news of acceptance or rejection.
Stay tuned to the Submissions page for details on our upcoming summer 2011 issue.
October 19, 2010
Canzine Toronto is almost upon us: Sunday, October 24, at The Great Hall. The Broken City doesn’t have a table (it’s in the public’s best interest; we’re not pleasant people to chat with) but we’ll be wandering around, buying wicked merch and drinking beer—assuming it’s provided. If it isn't, we'll be the ones flipping tables.
We’re still accepting submissions for our upcoming issue (check out the Submissions page)—deadline is Nov. 15.
August 1, 2010
It's a new issue! Issue 6 of The Broken City—Still Life, Fast Moving—is now available for download on the Current Issue page.
July 18, 2010
The Submissions page has been updated with details on our upcoming winter 2010 issue: Found! Commence submitting!
July 1, 2010
The submission window for Issue 6 has closed. Please stop sending things; we're busy reading poetry and celebrating Canada Day. Submitters will be contacted within the next few weeks with news of acceptance or rejection.
Stay tuned to the Submissions page for details on our upcoming winter 2010 issue.
May 21, 2010
The Broken City is still accepting submissions for its upcoming issue, Still Life, Fast Moving. Head to the Submissions page for details.
May 21, 2010
It's a new site! thebrokencitymag.com has undergone some serious reconstruction. It is now a sparkling jewel of the Internet.
In this front page news section, you'll discover up-to-date information on The Broken City and also be made privy to announcements and select tidbits of news from across the literary landscape.
Submission guidelines and links to the current and past issues of The Broken City are on the right of this home page.
January 1, 2010
The latest issue of The Broken City, The New Hip, is available for download via the link to the right.
The New Hip: I Love Nerds t-shirts used to be irreverent; now they’re an indicator of a dramatic shift in cool. It’s suddenly hip to be a nerd or a geek. We're celebrating dorkiness before it’s forced back into dark bedrooms and convention halls.
