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White Wall Review is the creative writing journal in the Department of English at Toronto Metropolitan University. Established in 1976, we publish emerging and established writers and artists from across North America.

Léna Le Roy

Featured Micro-lit Poetry SUNBURST

Projection

Emma Marie |
July 25, 2026

Let’s drink like animals
Together, you and I
Knowing one another
In some old code of closeness…

Rajesh Rajput

Featured Fiction Micro-lit SUNBURST

Firefly glow

Swetha Amit |
July 25, 2026

On Maya’s last evening, a thunderstorm passed without rain, and the sky cleared just before dusk. We sat on the porch steps when the first firefly appeared above the grass. Its light blinked once and vanished. The pasture beyond the barn flickered with hundreds of tiny lights, appearing and disappearing so quickly…

Ryan Sepulveda

Featured Fiction Micro-lit SUNBURST

My Father Tore My Shoulder From My Shoulder Socket

July 24, 2026

My dog ate a hamburger out of my palm. He was a puppy then, a yellow lab. Cows meant something to me. How could I eat something larger than me? I thought the worst thing a person could be was selfish…

Alex Perez

Featured Micro-lit Poetry SUNBURST

Rim Shot

Cassady O'Reilly-Hahn |
July 24, 2026

From a bar
I watch
3 birds
sipping Jack
Daniels…

Clark Wilson

Featured Micro-lit Poetry SUNBURST

Blue Ridge

Liz Vaughan |
July 23, 2026

trailside thistle and lenten rose lyric / nothing captured / in cut crystal lens / only our green eyes…

Agustina Heit

Featured Micro-lit Poetry SUNBURST

Instead of You

Jack dos Passos |
July 23, 2026

A place in the sunlit distance, not in the rust of an ending marriage…

Yevhen Ptashnyk

Featured Micro-lit Poetry SUNBURST

I Wait Patiently

Madeira Miller |
July 22, 2026
He’s a reflection of God, Boston shaker
in hand. He pours a pulse of Malibu pineapple
into frigid glass with dovelike precision.
Obsidian eyes, hands that...

Kevin Doyle

Featured Fiction Micro-lit SUNBURST

Finding a Way Out

Maureen Sherbondy |
July 22, 2026

One day a girl finds herself trapped inside a room without exits…

Felipe Albertella

Featured Micro-lit Poetry SUNBURST

Half-lives

Brian Wallace Baker |
July 21, 2026

My maternal grandparents were killed
by atomic bombs. When a garden of death
caps bloomed from the dry Nevada soil,
the Atomic Energy Commission knew
what their tests would harvest…

Margaret Strickland

Featured Micro-lit Poetry SUNBURST

Scrub Jay

J.D. McGee |
July 21, 2026

Throat-greedy and tick-heavy, your memory hounds
ricochet through sand pine and palmetto sharp.
Or a bear-trap, rust-keen and stubborn-jawed,
limp dragged by snapped lyre-sinew and a dumb
heart…

Egor Vikhrev

Featured Micro-lit Poetry SUNBURST

Clumsy

Katrina Wickman |
July 20, 2026

Dropping spoons, and F-bombs, and hearts
Tripping over sidewalk chalk and flattery
I’ve never once caught a frisbee
I caught feelings, but only for a second…

Karsten Würth

Featured Micro-lit Nonfiction SUNBURST

Self-Portrait Without Directions

Lara Boyle |
July 20, 2026

You have no ghosts in Venice, no heritage, no history. You can tell any story you want, slip into the role of any narrator, stroll down any unfamiliar street. This is not the Holocaust exhibit in Berlin, not Krakow. There is nothing to bear witness here…

Sarah Dao

Featured Micro-lit Poetry SUNBURST

Anxious-Ambivalent

Cassie Minicucci |
July 19, 2026

i hang your touch on bone like damp shirts in summer sun, count the chorus of each putrid lung…

Matt Halls

Featured Fiction Micro-lit SUNBURST

At the Mercy

Niles Reddick |
July 19, 2026

I felt the car’s heart sputter and knew I was at the mercy of a good Samaritan.

Sarandy Westfall

Featured Micro-lit Poetry SUNBURST

across from and m(in)e

Lily Bitton |
July 18, 2026

tremor in the words although they mean nothing inconsequential it would seem it’s not the syllables but their familiarity..

Brent Ninaber

Featured Micro-lit Poetry SUNBURST

Birth Chart Palimpsest      

Nicole Stander |
July 18, 2026

This blooded stranger thinks I look just like Mommy. Nothing prepared me to see my face plagiarized…

Zoltan Tasi

Featured Nonfiction

Shovel

Kate Lunau |
July 17, 2026

I fuck them and think to myself, “How lucky you are to have experienced something like me. You should be grateful for everything I was willing to give you.”

Madison Nickel

Featured Micro-lit Poetry SUNBURST

Sky

Dale Smith |
July 17, 2026

The sky this morning
is bright silver…

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