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MONTECRISTO MAGAZINE
"My Father's House"by Goran Yerkovich Magazine Spring Edition
Print Date: March 18th, 2025
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MONTECRISTO collaborates with some of the finest writers, illustrators, and photographers working in Vancouver to create an engaging, eclectic editorial mix, including fashion, culture, food, wine, travel, books, art, beauty, business, architecture, design, and more. The magazine also puts a particular emphasis on philanthropy and local history, as well as artisans and craftspeople in Vancouver and abroad. Celebrating 15 years of storytelling. With a reach of over 1.1 million discerning Vancouverites—in print and online—per quarter.
THE TYEE
"Midnight at the Furby Call-Centre
by Goran Yerkovich
Publication Date: December 25th, 2023
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An independent, online news magazine from B.C. founded in 2003. Devoted to fact-driven stories, reporting and analysis that informs and enlivens our democratic conversation. Our reporting has changed laws, started movements and garnered numerous awards. While some journalism gives the last word to power, we try to give the last word to ordinary folks. Our name? It’s pronounced Tie-yee.
"Better Next Year: An Anthology of
Christmas Epiphanies" Edited by JJ Lee
Publisher: TIDEWATER PRESS
Furby Call Centre by Goran Yerkovich
Paperback Publication: November 1st, 2023
Christmas is trumpeted as a time of peace, joy, bounty and goodwill. Believers and non-believers alike covet the spirit of the holidays even when circumstances are screwed up. Recollections from acclaimed Canadian authors combine with emerging voices from across the country in an anthology that debunks the popular depiction of Christmas while delivering its messages of hope and renewal.
Emerge 23:The Writer's Studio Anthology
Paperback Publication: October 11, 2023
emerge 23 is a collection of 85 emerging writers of speculative fiction, poetry, fiction, and non-fiction who explore the themes of transformation and new realizations in faraway galaxies, alternate dimensions, and everyday places.
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From a café run by robots to an ocean where an octopus becomes human, each piece in the anthology plays with the duality of the familiar and the unexpected, and grapples to understand a world fraught with the dystopian realities of climate change, post-pandemic life, late-stage capitalism, and ongoing conflict.
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Through story, our writers explore the possibility of a world where humanity can flourish, despite these mounting pressures of ordinary life—where people can rediscover a sense of belonging by examining the power of loss, memory, mental health, music, and nature in shaping identity.
"The Most Important Lessons My Father Taught Me" by Goran Yerkovich
Publication Date: June 21, 2020
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