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We've reached two and a half years of publishing The Stygian Zine, and Issue 5 is now available. Love Lies Dying  examines what happens when love decays, when it becomes something we no longer recognize. This issue doesn't flinch from the messiness of endings, the weight of grief, or the strange shapes devotion takes when it sours. You'll find ghosts here, both literal and figurative. A woman receives her lover's heart and locks it away. A widow is visited by something that w

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Montréal is a city of contrasts. Stone churches cast shadows over modern galleries. The voices of poets echo in both French and English. From the storied streets of Mile End to the quiet study halls of McGill, Montréal’s literary history is as complex and compelling as the city itself.

Large language models are harvesting written content across the internet, and most writers have no idea their novels and articles are being used this way. The scale is staggering. ChatGPT alone was trained on 300 billion words. To put that in perspective, if you wrote 1,000 words every single day, it would take you roughly 2,740 years to reach just one billion words. The question every writer should be asking is: where did all those words come from?