Thank you to the past supporters of the long con Contributor Fund!
Adam Cavanaugh
Alex Chesney
Andrea Olfert
Avery Gillis
the Benere-Arsenaults
Bill Arnott
Blair Trewartha
Catriona Wright
Chris Johnson
Corey Isenor
David Huebert
Diana Samu-Visser
Dylan Schoenmakers
Hilary Hart
Hugh Thomas
Jacob Caines
Jacob McArthur Mooney
Janet Barkhouse
Jen & Taylor Kraayenbrink
Karen Verboom
Kent Wakeman
Kevin Heslop
Kirby
the Levantes
Marshall Reber
Mary Jane Overall
Mike Roy
Natasha Bastien
Paul Richardson
Shawn Storry
Simon Brown
Sydney Warner Brooman
Tom Cull
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We appreciate that you’d like to support us! We want all supporters to give with full awareness of how their donations will be used, so here’s how it works.
long con magazine, long con workshops, & Collusion Books are a unified not-for-profit operation. All editorial and administrative work is volunteer, and all revenue & donations are used to keep our core magazine free and to compensate long con contributors. Collusion’s Tafseer imprint benefits from the work of long con/Collusion volunteers but is financially distinct: all Tafseer revenue & donations are used to compensate contributing BIPOC translators and editors.
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When donating, you’ll have the option of supporting a specific fund. Which fund is right for you?
- long con Contributor Fund: You value long con magazine and the artists and authors we publish. Your donation will to go straight to contributors pockets and to offsetting our (modest) website bills.
- Collusion Print Fund: You have a taste for poetry and collaborative art. You’ll help offset the upfront printing costs for the next season of collaborative poetry chapbooks, all the net revenue of which is routed back to the long con Fund.
- Tafseer Print Fund: You have a taste for poetry and want to support the work of BIPOC and racialized translators & editors. You’ll help us compensate chapbook editors and offset printing costs for upcoming poetry-in-translation chapbooks.
If you want to give non-monetary support, consider sharing the work of our contributors. You can also look into their other publications, send them short messages of appreciation, or write or share reviews of their work. Each of these acts is a very real donation of your time and labour, and they each help to legitimize our contributors’ art, our publishing projects, and digital & micro-publishing in general.
