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Northern INK Publishing

We’re an independent Canadian publisher bringing together writers, books, and the communities that help both grow.

Discover our books, find a place for your writing, or join the conversation in Northern INK Workshop.

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Explore the Northern INK anthologies, from our first collection to the books taking shape now.

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For the Record is open to submissions from Canada. Up to three poems, CAD $5 per entry. Deadline: March 31, 2027.

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Homefull Country — A Canadian Anthology, final cover

Coming November 22, 2026 · National Housing Day

Homefull Country

Writing Poverty, Housing, and Homelessness in Canada

Poetry, prose, photography, and art from across Canada. A collection bringing attention to poverty, housing, and homelessness.

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Books and people behind Northern INK

Born of Boreal Bones, our first anthology, is available now. Frenglish, Patrick Gadoury’s debut poetry collection, is coming in 2027 as our first Signature Release.

We’re still building. Meet the editor and learn what we’re working toward.

NORTHERN INK

Independent publishing, a growing arts community, and original reporting from Northern Ontario.

Northern INK Journal — Reporting, research and perspectives from Northern Ontario.

Journal

Investigative reporting and perspectives from advocates and artists in Northern Ontario.

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Homefull Country — A Canadian Anthology cover
Currently at Northern INK · November 22, 2026

Homefull Country

Poetry, prose, photography, and art from across Canada, bringing attention to poverty, housing, and homelessness. Coming on National Housing Day.

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Meet Northern INK

Meet our editor, discover our books, or start a conversation about what you’re creating.

Book-binding photograph: Michaela St / Unsplash.