We were fortunate to be featured in the Alberta Magazine Publishers' Association Member Spotlight! Our Managing Editor, Amy LeBlanc, had the chance to discuss issue 76, experimental lit, and what our filling Station team is excited about!  Check out the whole interview here: https://albertamagazines.com/latest-news/member-spotlight-filling-stations-76th-issue-celebrates-bipoc-creators/ Read More

After six wonderful years and many issues of filling Station, Weyman Chan has decided to step down as Poetry Editor. Weyman has been an integral part of filling Station's community and has been responsible for the inclusion of some of the best poets in our pages. We are immensely ... Read More

"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

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Join us Thursday March 11th for readings by Andrew Wedderburn and Julie Mannell starting at 7:30! Read More

Terry Watada, Natasha Ramoutar, and Sabrina Uswak read for February's Flywheel.  https://fb.me/e/3MMw0ajhH 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