NEW! March
1, 2004
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The
fiction for this issue was selected and edited by Michael Bryson.
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My father’s personal victory, his
sense that he had arrived in this terra nova, was realized the first time
he was able to buy our Christmas toys at Simpson’s. He saw it as an
opportunity to bury our ethnicity, leave Kensington Market, Joe’s Fish
and SASMART to shop where os ingleses shopped. - Anthony De Sa
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The man sitting at the table sucking
his Canadian beer was Billy. Billy was watching the comedian who'd been on
at the Rexy for the third night. The comedian was getting under his skin,
and Billy, who'd been hearing more chatter in his head for no reason
lately, was nursing a slow hostility. - Janina Hornosty
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"You’re an islandophile," Hildy
argued, her rabid mouth frothing. "What in the world’s so bad about
being landlocked?" - Lisa Polisar
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Turning she began unbuttoning her dress with
her left hand as she produced a handful of condoms from her pocket with
her right. "So what's your pleasure?" - Michael O'Neill
Lynn stands and tiptoes over to Alex.
With a mischievous grin she gives him an unexpected kiss. "It’s
times like this when I’m so happy you’re here," she whispers and
returns to her seat. - Corin Cummings
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A tiny horse lay cushioned inside,
wrapped in wrinkled tissue. Bisque glazed a creamy tan, it had a black
mane that flowed down its neck and touched the curve of its back. I'd
never seen anything so delicate. - Thea Atkinson
The American Hospital charges
twenty-thousand dirhams, which is outrageous. You hadn't realized, until
it was too late, that it wasn't covered by insurance. It had never even
occurred to you that this was a possibility. Your wife is afraid here, at
the government clinic, because no one speaks English and the staff is
unfriendly. - Yusouf Mohammad
[Quote redacted. 2024-02-01]
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ARCHIVES
[*] The Danforth Review archives
fiction submissions for two years. Previous editions of The Danforth
Review are archived with the National
Library of Canada.
All fiction selected by Michael Bryson,
except as noted.
ISSUE #1 - September
1999 |
Tom O'Brien, The Live
One |
Brian Panhuyzen, The
Intoxication of Thought |
Ken Sparling, Leave
It Where It Falls |
Tony Thomas, Forklift |
ISSUE #2 - December
1999 |
Mark Schrutt, Towards
Harrisburg |
Monica S. Kuebler, Fantasia |
ISSUE #3 - March 2000 |
Sari Colt, Disco
Inferno |
Sharon Eberhardt, Cotton
Candy Dreams |
Joy Hewitt Mann, Peter
Pan in Bedlam |
David Zakss, Rays of
Debatable Intention |
ISSUE #4 - September
2000 |
Bryan W. Jones, First
Commandments and Second Amendments |
Sharon Eberhardt, The
Jackal |
Deirdre Maultsaid, Authentic |
Dimitri Nasrallah, Abbatoir |
Deanna Symoski, When
All Things Can Be |
Gerard Varni, The
Hole Between Them |
ISSUE #5 - January
2001 |
Jane Halpern, Embassy |
Ann Knight, What
Dreams May Come |
Ladd Moore, Jack
Hardesty: When Red Ryder Got Took Prisoner |
George Murray, The
Bed |
Sam Pitch, Hostess,
My Hostess |
Michael Twist, Door
Number Three |
ISSUE #6 - July 2001 |
Gabe Camozzi, Jacket
Walk |
Jean-Gérald
Charbonneau, Mississippi Mon Amour |
Jen Gouthro, The
Camel's Hump |
Lillie Papps, Self
Defence |
Diane Scott, Squeeze
with Medium Pressure |
ISSUE #7 - January
2002 (selected by Nathan
Whitlock) |
Joe Davies, You Can
Expect a Beautiful Summer |
Julia Guance, The
Underwriter |
Paul Glennon, The Man
Who Would Not Believe |
Greg Kearney, Bad
Readings |
Diana Kiesners, Irritant |
John Lowry, The
Saline Solution |
Craig Taylor, The
Beast |
Darryl Whetter, A
Sharp Tooth in the Fur |
ISSUE #8 - September
2002 |
Brooke Biaz, Herman's
Heart |
Phil Jones, Bushed |
Rebecca Lloyd, The
Lobster Woman's Luck |
Peter Vaughan, Plato's
Flan |
ISSUE #9 - March 2003 |
Tim Conley, The
Watch |
Keith Ebsary, Jesus
Rides Beside Me |
A.C. Koch, Crossdresser |
Kabeera McCorkle, Evidence |
Nichole McGill, The
Witch of Belle's Grove |
Patrick Roscoe, Mutilation |
ISSUE #10 - September
2003 |
Judd Hampton, The
Killing Frost |
Zachary Houle, It
Came From Nowhere |
Louisa Howerow, Hairs |
Greg Kearney, The
Man Who Ate Babies |
Gail Konop Baker,
Pacifier |
James Lewelling, Monkey
Boxes |
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