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Tenth Anniversary Timeline

Maisonneuve was founded in 2002—perhaps the worst possible time to start a magazine. Since then, digital media has started to eclipse print and old publishing ...

Our Tenth Anniversary Issue

In the world of Canadian small-magazine publishing, ten years is a long time—and hitting your first decade is a story in itself. That’s why, for ...

How to Order Our Current Issue

Our current Winter 2011 issue has been getting a lot of attention, thanks to our high-profile investigations into bid-rigging in Montreal snow removal and allegations ...

Maisy's Most-Read Stories of 2011

Sacks of pitchblende Concentrate awaiting shipment at Port Radium, Great Bear Lake, 1939. Presenting: Maisonneuve's third-annual roundup of our most-read articles and blog posts of the ...

The Book Room, Issue 42

Sina Queyras’ Autobiography of Childhood (Coach House Books) dissects a family forever coming to terms with loss. Blending snappy observations on the banal everyday with ...

This Holiday, Give the Gift of Maisonneuve

Is there someone on your holiday list who loves great writing, challenging ideas and fine design? A subscription to Maisonneuve magazine makes the perfect gift: ...

Our Winter 2011 Issue

Subscribe today for just $24.95! The snowplows advancing down this month’s cover will be familiar to anyone who’s spent a winter in Montreal. But as ...

Intern at Maisonneuve: Winter 2012

Attention, all keeners: Maisonneuve is now accepting applications for winter internships. We’re looking for enthusiastic, well-informed interns with a passion for magazines and serious writing ...

The Book Room, Issue 41

Seventeen-year-old Andy has moral integrity that unravels under peer pressure, recurring sexual fantasies about an older woman—and super-strength that can only be triggered by smoking ...

Our Fall 2011 Issue

Subscribe today for just $24.95! Siberian tiger cubs are big-eyed, floppy-pawed, fuzzy-headed little darlings—who grow into muscle-bound, six-hundred-pound killing machines. But as Katherine Laidlaw discovers ...