Welcome to The Hippogriff Literary Pub! Come drink our prose and eat up our words. Our brew-masters and writers have worked extremely hard to put the right amount of blood, sweat, and tears into their work. It is sure to please all of your senses. We recommend checking out what's on tap before heading on to try our home brew. And make sure to try our happy-hour specials before last call. We also have by-the-bottle options and take pride in our world-renowned mixology experts. Or try everything all at once, we won't mind.
Home brew
For the Love of a Pumpkin
By Rina Gibbons
My Technicolour Dream
By Jack Lytle
A Childish View
By Katerina Glowienka
What the Pelican Teaches
By Gavin Hart
She Was Still Alive
By Daniel Hendrikx
Four Harper Lane
By David Haddad
happy hour
An Open Letter to the PM About Open Letters
By Ben Filipkowski
Retail Life Sentence
By Caitlin Graham
Trudeau Says No to 24 Sussex Drive
By Daphne MacDonald
Humanity Breathes Its Last, All is Lost
By Matthew Versace
last call
Tories Must Go Back to Basics
By Alec Greenfield
The Elephant in the Room and the Party
By Bryan Mackay
A Wired Disconnect
By Blair Scott
When You Give, Who Benefits?
By Monique Veselovsky
by the bottle
Open Windows
By Holly Drew
Myth and Symbol
By Alec Greenfield
Sex, Football & Murder
By Caitlin Graham
Impersonating Emotion
By Blair Scott
mixology
The MindWork
By David Gurman
Horse Stories
By Derek Smith
Sub-Zero
By Mark Lentz
Leave a Message
By Kelly Spence
For the Love of a Pumpkin
A mother, a daughter, and a diagnosis.
A Childish View
The story of a grief-stricken family.
My Technicolour Dream
The emotional journey between Jack and a journal he discovers.
She Was Still ALive
"Across for emotion, and up for effect."
What the Pelican Teaches
The parallel lives of separated childhood friends.
Four Harper Lane
The debauchery of freedom too young.
an open letter to the pM about open letters
An expert delivers to the infant Trudeau government an open letter to end all open letters.
Trudeau says "no" to 24 sussex drive
The foul, disgusting truth about the Harper government is revealed to the Canadian people at long last.
Retail life sentence
A disgruntled retail worker lays out her ideas on how to solve the useless cretin problem.
Humanity Breathes its last breath, All is lost
One man is tasked with delivering the shocking news about the untimely demise of absolutely everyone.
tories must go back to basics
If the Tories want to renew their party, all they need to do is remember their history.
the elephant in the room and the party
The US presidential contest is sharpening America's divisions.
a wired disconnect
Exploring the pros and cons of the internet and smart device revolution.
when you give, who benefits?
Examining the corporate model to "sell" goodwill.
Open windows
Stephanie Wellman's art exhibition, It's All About the Light, illuminates its subject matter.
Sex, Football, & MuRder
Tony McNamara's coming-of-age film Ashby tries to put a new spin on a well-worn genre - but does it succeed?
myth and symbol
Kazuo Ishiguro's interplay of imagery and mythology informs his latest novel, The Buried Giant.
Impersonating emotion
Raw, vivid emotion instills Jack Blare's latest collection of poetry with a humanity that may sometimes be all too familiar.
The mindwork
Ever wondered what other people are thinking? The MindWork has your answer.
HOrse Story
A story of a man who wants to find meaning in life.
Sub-Zero
A mountain hike that turns into a chilling encounter.
