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Review of Here by Heidi Wicks

Review of Here by Heidi Wicks

Here by Heidi Wicks Breakwater Books 232 pages $23 In Heidi Wicks’ Here, home is not a person; it is the legacy of those who once inhabited the spaces that shape us, even if we’ve never met them. From a twentieth-century aristocratic couple to a COVID-19-era dance...

Statement and Resource list: End the US-Israeli War on Iran

Statement and Resource list: End the US-Israeli War on Iran

Room Magazine unequivocally condemns the unjust U.S.-Israeli war on Iran, and Canada’s complicity and cowardice. As a feminist organization, Room Magazine is especially concerned with the February 28, 2026 attack, wherein the U.S., using Tomahawk missiles, bombed...

Call for Submissions: Room 49.3 No Canada

Call for Submissions: Room 49.3 No Canada

Canadian exceptionalism. “Canlit.” “Cancon.” For Room 49.3 “No Canada,” we are looking for poetry, prose, and art that offers a critical or alternate lens in this time of sentimental patriotism. For local stories, national anxieties, mixed feelings, and alienated...

Review of Crohnic by Jason Purcell

Review of Crohnic by Jason Purcell

Crohnic  by Jason Purcell Arsenal Pulp Press 104 pages $20 In Jason Purcell’s sophomore poetry collection, Crohnic, we are invited into an intimate exploration of the author’s treatment for Crohn’s disease (reflected in the collection’s clever title), alongside...

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ROOM 49.1 NO FUTURE FOR WHO?

We are really asking. We are coming in hot. We are not fucking around. These existential crises, these states of emergency. The poetry, prose, and art in this issue ask: what are we to make of, or in, them?

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ROOM 48.3 Rest/Unrest

In Room Magazine 48.3 Rest/Unrest, may you find rest as you engage with profound, necessary unrest.

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