Byline magazine

CAA–NCR produces a quarterly e-magazine, Byline, edited by Adrienne Stevenson.

Byline contains stories, articles of interest to writers, information about upcoming events and lots more. Regular features include a Poetry Corner, an Information Corner, and a Fiction Corner. Ads directly related to a member’s writing are free. 

Current Issue:

• “We, Like the Fish” Poetry by Thomas Gordon Reynolds
• Tales of CanWrite! 2019 Connections, Information, Fun
• National Capital Writing Contest 2019 Awards Night Report with pictures
• Public Lending Rights (PLR) Article by Phyllis Bohonis
• “Whale Watching” Poetry by Royden McCoag
• Neighbourhood Watch Short Story by Allison Whiddon

See our Archived Issues

Submissions

We look for writing-related articles that include information about the process, profession or business of writing, or insights into the writer’s world.

Byline Pays

Articles: 2½ cents per word to a maximum of $25.00 on publication (minimum,$10.00)

Poetry: $10.00 each

Photos: $5.00 each.

Guidelines

English with Canadian spelling. In MS Word as an attachment. Photos in jpeg, largest available resolution.

Font: Times New Roman 12 point, no formatting, no indents.

Length: Preferably between 600 to 1000 words.

Deadlines

Fall Issue: August 15
Winter Issue: November 15
Spring Issue: March 15
Summer Issue: May 15
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Advertising Rates

Byline provides a great opportunity to reach Eastern Ontario/Western Quebec writers and readers.

Ads directly related to a member’s writing are free. Advertisements about a member’s business, workshop, or other talents for sale are considered advertisement and the following rates apply:

Member Rates

Single issue:

1/8  page: N/C
1/4  page: $15
1/2  page: $30
One year: (4 issues – price of three)

1/8 page: N/C
1/4 page: $45
1/2  page: $90

Non-Member Rates

Single issue:

1/8  page: $15
1/4  page: $30
1/2  page: $50

One year: (4 issues – price of three)

1/8  page: $45
1/4  page: $90
1/2  page: $150

For more information, contact Adrienne Stevenson.