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Welcome to the Emeralite Literary Magazine

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We're  the  after-sun  artists  too

Formed mentally in 2021 and virtually (as a mostly online literary magazine) in 2023, The Emeralite is for artists who create in the slanted light of street lamps, flashlights, and battery-powered candles. Whether you create in the ten minutes between shifts, in the parking lot after soccer practice, while waiting for the water to boil, on the bus to morning classes, or in between breaths, this space is for you. 

Located in Tkaranto (Toronto), Canada, The Emeralite welcomes creations from across the globe by anyone who feels they fit the criteria. We're excited to receive your Visual Art, Creative Non-Fiction, Essays, Fiction, and Poetry. If your work doesn't fit into one of these categories, The Emeralite is still interested! Our goal is to share your art with other after-sun artists, so while you work, we'll leave the light on.

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For the after-sun artists, we'll leave the light on. 

The Emeralite logo: A black circle with orange bumps around the inside of the circle. Inside the bumps is a green desk lamp with the words "The Emeralite" scrawled across the center.

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Though we come together virtually, and from different places across the world, it is important to recognize the original and continuing stewards of this land. The Emeralite is currently publishing from the traditional territories of the Haudenosaunee, the Huron-Wendat, the Ojibway/Chippewa, and the WSÁNEĆ. This land is also the home of the Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation, the Hiawatha First Nation, and the Alderville First Nation. If you're unsure whose land you're on check out the link below and learn more about the communities and the people that were here first and continue to care for the land today. https://www.whose.land/en/

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