"Body Haunting" by Emma Pickering appears in filling Station issue 75! The shading on the last page in the print issue is a touch light to read, so read this haunting piece online for full effect.  Emma Pickering is an Ontario writer, feminist, and online entrepreneur. Currently living in Lekwungen ... Read More

filling Station is calling for submissions from Black, Indigenous, and POC writers and artists from Turtle Island and beyond for Issue 76 which will be guest edited by Canisia Lubrin (author of Voodoo Hypothesis and the The Dyzgraphxst). We invite stories, poems, and art on all themes, but would particularly ... Read More

After two fabulous years and several beautiful issues, filling Station's own Brandon Teigland has decided to step aside as Art Editor. Brandon's guidance has seen an increase in the amount of art we've been including in our pages, expanding from one artist per issue to two. We ... Read More

filling Station is pleased to announce that Amy LeBlanc has been appointed as our next Managing Editor! Amy, who has served as filling Station's Nonfiction Editor since 2018, will replace Kyle Flemmer at the helm in the spring of 2020 in what is already being described as a long ... Read More

From the grandest of religious ceremonies to the most humdrum of daily routines, “ritual” serves an important function in all of our lives, if only because the actions we regularly repeat come to define us. Be it magical working, enacted psychodrama, obsessive tick, or habit of hygiene, we are deeply ... Read More

Lori Hahnel and Jessica Moore read for the first Flywheel of 2021. LORI HAHNEL is the author of the novels Love Minus Zero and After You’ve Gone, and two story collections; Nothing Sacred, which shortlisted for an Alberta Literary Award, and Vermin: Stories. Her work has appeared widely in ... Read More

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STREAMING LINK - https://youtu.be/WYbvLa-eHOs filling Station magazine and Shelf Life Books present RITUAL, a live stream launch and panel discussion. RITUAL features three contributors to filling Station's newest issue---poet Leslie Joy Ahenda, artist Jessica Bebenek, and author S.K. Ibra---in dialogue with fS editors Amy LeBlanc and ... Read More