Plenitude is a Canadian literary magazine
Launched in 2012 by editor Andrea Routley as a platform for new work by LGBTQ writers, it originally published biannually in electronic format for distribution on e-readers and tablets; in early 2014, the magazine announced that it was also launching a conventional print run
As of 2015, however, the magazine no longer publishes paid issues in either format, but instead publishes all new content directly to its website
Routley, a creative writing student at the University of Victoria, launched the magazine as a self-directed study project within her academic coursework
In addition to Routley, the magazine's editorial staff includes poetry editor Aysia Law and film and video curator Dorothy June Fraser, while advisory board members include John Barton, Maureen Bradley, L
Chris Fox, Sara Graefe and Arleen Paré
According to Routley, the magazine's goal is to provide a venue for innovative and unapologetically queer writing: [wiki_quote=b1511fa6] Two pieces first published in the magazine, by Matthew R
Loney and Peter Knegt, were selected for inclusion in Lethe Press' anthology Best Gay Stories 2013.
Routley, a creative writing student at the University of Victoria, launched the magazine as a self-directed study project within her academic coursework. In addition to Routley, the magazine's editorial staff includes poetry editor Aysia Law and film and video curator Dorothy June Fraser, while advisory board members include John Barton, Maureen Bradley, L. Chris Fox, Sara Graefe and Arleen Paré. According to Routley, the magazine's goal is to provide a venue for innovative and unapologetically queer writing: [wiki_quote=b1511fa6] Two pieces first published in the magazine, by Matthew R. Loney and Peter Knegt, were selected for inclusion in Lethe Press' anthology Best Gay Stories 2013.