October 14th, 2013 
Administrator
Seven Poets this month grace Tuck’s pages for your profound pleasure: Stephen Fitzsimons, Ilona Martonfi, AJ Huffman, Pearl Ketover Prilik, Susan Fanoga Cobrado, April Salzano and Shelby Stephenson all offering words to breathe alongside your thoughts
August 25th, 2013 Administrator
War is terrible, on both sides; always. If our god is with us and their god is with them then it can only lead to a bloody stalemate.
August 3rd, 2013 Administrator 
August 3rd, 2013 Administrator
January 1941
The seafront was ablaze, fire dancing without discrimination. Sirens whirled through the air, the high-pitched drone sending chilled shivers through the core of Frances’s spine. But now was not the time to start getting the heebie-jeebies. Read more »
July 28th, 2013 Administrator
As many of you have noticed, the publication of this magazine has been sporadic for the past few months. We have been remodeling and redesigning Tuck to fit the needs of readers online and quite frankly, a monthly publication schedule is simply not enough to meet the demands of readers and writers alike who visit and contribute to Tuck. Read more »
July 13th, 2013 Administrator
On my flight to Ottawa for The Writer’s Union of Canada Conference, I took three personal travelling essentials: a notebook, my netbook and a novel to read while airborne. When you are trapped in an enclosed space with strangers for hours and suspended above the clouds, not only do you need to be entertained but your imagination must be so fully engaged that the author owns you while you are turning their pages.
July 1st, 2013 Administrator
SOB is Bridget Jones having an affair with Edgar Allen Poe on paper. The somber gloom of Poe and the wry single girl longing for a lasting relationship, mingle in every line and kiss with every comma.
July 1st, 2013 Administrator
Summer reading: back yard, deck, road trip, beach, hotel room, pool, park, patio, garden. It doesn’t matter where you do it, as long as you are feeding your head, heart and soul some good words. To change things up a bit we have decided to do rolling book reviews on Tuck. There are so many astounding writers out there with new books and we are chomping at the bit to showcase the best here. Therefore, every week there will be at least two or more new book reviews to introduce you to new talented writers who will fill your kindle/book shelf and sate your need for stories and poetry.
June 27th, 2013 Administrator
Oxford Dictionary
Plagiarism
noun
[mass noun]
the practice of taking someone else’s work or ideas and passing them off as one’s own.
Tuck is no longer a virgin. We lost our innocence earlier this year, courtesy of plagiarist David R. Morgan
