Executive Editor of Rue Morgue Magazine , co-host of the Faculty of Horror podcast , and Horror Queen of the North, Andrea Subissati...

A CW&P Survival Guide, (4/4) Dear First Year Students, Starting college can feel overwhelming, but with the right strategies and support, you can make the most of this journey. Here are some tips to help you thrive at Sheridan, ensuring a balance between academics, extracurriculars, and personal well-being. 1. Reach Out for Help – Professors, Peers, Tutors, and Seniors College life can be challenging, and there will be times when you feel stuck or unsure. Remember, you don’t

A CW&P Survival Guide Series, (1/4) Listen up, fourth years: brace yourselves, for the grand finale is approaching. And when I say finale, I'm talking about that epic cap-tossing, stage-crossing, hand-shaking extravaganza that marks the beginning of your next adventure. You should be getting ready to rock and roll! BUT! Before the chaos of graduation knocks on your door like a hyperactive delivery guy, you've got a mountain of tasks waiting for you. And I mean, a MOUNTAIN. I

By: Noémi Blom I’m Noémi Blom and I am one of the founders of B222  and was its first Editor-in-Chief.  The idea for B222 —before we had come up with the name for it—had been brewing in my mind for quite some time. You see, before moving to Mississauga for my bachelor’s degree, I had completed a college (CEGEP) diploma in Arts, Literature, and Communications at John Abbott College. At John Abbott, I quickly got involved with the publication ( LOCUS ), a student-run publicatio

Interview by Jenna James Jacob Alvarado   is a writer, poet, and publishing professional. He was the Editorial Intern for  The Ampersand Review of Writing & Publishing , where he worked on Issue # 03 and co-created " Cornelius's Chapbook Corner ", and the inaugural poetry editor for  B222 Journal , where he worked on Issue # 1. Currently, he works as the Events and Communications Assistant for  Knife Fork Book , a Toronto-based poetry micro-press created by publisher and poet