Lancette Arts Journal is a Canadian general arts magazine located on the web



Art Review Books - Fiction Books - Non-Fiction Books - Audio DVDs - Ballet DVDs - Documentaries Features Music - CDs Classical Music - CDs Light Music - DVDs Theater - DVDs BLOG Editorial information: Publisher: CamKohl Arts Productions Founding Editor-in-chief: The late J. E. Camilleri Writers: Alidë Kohlhaas J. M. Smith Contributors: Lisa Aldridge Jay Quabeck Lancette Arts Journal will accept reviews or arts commentary from across Canada. No payment will be made for published items as this is an advertising-free journal. The journal's editor reserves the right to edit all work submitted for publication. Manuscripts of no more than1,000 words should be sent to: Lancette Arts Journal c/o CamKohl Arts Productions 3035 Appleby Line P.O. Box 2508 Burlington, ON L7M 0V8 Canada e-mail: write_us@lancetteer.com	Lancette Arts Journal has changed continuously over the years. It is still dedicated to the various arts, but our focus is now on the various media consisting of CDs, DVDs, Blu-ray, reviews of films when available, and books (fiction and non-fiction) and audio books of different kinds. While we will endeavor to cover as much as possible that is Canadian, there will be many reviews that are of international interest. We will still cover art exhibits within the Greater Toronto area. We have, however, stopped coverage of stage performances, concerts and operas. The pages that relate to theater/concerts/operas performed in the greater Toronto area have now been removed to our off-site Archives. Their titles are still listed on our Archives page, but is no longer highlighted. Anyone wishing to view them can do so on request with the proviso that our copyright to these articles is respected. Please Note: Lancette Arts Journal is in the process of removing children's books review from its pages. What we have reviewed will be listed on on the Archives page and will be made available to anyone wishing to read them for research reasons. WE APOLOGIZE FOR THE INCONVENIENCE FOR NOT YET HAVING REMOVED LINKS TO THE CHILDREN'S PAGES AND CONTENTS PAGE. All material shown as archived on the Archives page can be obtained free of charge by contacting us below. All archived pages have been removed to an off-site location. Lancette Arts Journal will continue to bring you rigorous reviews of all books, and of any material we have viewed on DVDs or listened to on CDs. This means that we will lance the proverbial boil of any artistic endeavor that we feel has failed to meet our standards of artistic merit. A new editor will be appointed in the coming spring. In the meantime all editorial questions and duties have placed in the hands of Alidë Kohlhaas To reach any of the sites, just click on the icon links to your left or at the top of the page The purpose of creating Lancette has always been to entertain readers, and to please ourselves. That is why we have remained 'ad free', something we hope our readers appreciate. Please note, Lancette offers two ways to get in touch with us: Readers can express their thoughts in the Guest Book or by writing to us. An e-mail address link is provided at bottom left and at the top of the page if you click on Contact. Where appropriate, we will print the comment under the page to which the comment relates. To reach the Home Page click on the appropriate link at the top of the page. This symbol next to an image on any page implies that you can click on that image to enlarge it.

Editorial information:

Publisher:
CamKohl Arts Productions

Founding Editor-in-chief:
The late J. E. Camilleri

Writers:
Alidë Kohlhaas
J. M. Smith

Contributors:
Lisa Aldridge
Jay Quabeck

Lancette Arts Journal will
accept reviews or arts
commentary from across
Canada. No payment will
be made for published
items as this is an
advertising-free journal.

The journal's editor
reserves the right to edit
all work submitted for
publication.

Manuscripts of no more
than1,000 words should be
sent to:

Lancette Arts Journal
c/o
CamKohl Arts Productions
3035 Appleby Line
P.O. Box 2508
Burlington, ON
L7M 0V8
Canada

e-mail:
write_us@lancetteer.com

Lancette Arts Journal has changed continuously over the years. It is still dedicated to the various arts, but our focus is now on the various media consisting of CDs, DVDs, Blu-ray, reviews of films when available, and books (fiction and non-fiction) and audio books of different kinds. While we will endeavor to cover as much as possible that is Canadian, there will be many reviews that are of international interest. We will still cover art exhibits within the Greater Toronto area. We have, however, stopped coverage of stage performances, concerts and operas. The pages that relate to theater/concerts/operas performed in the greater Toronto area have now been removed to our off-site Archives. Their titles are still listed on our Archives page, but is no longer highlighted. Anyone wishing to view them can do so on request with the proviso that our copyright to these articles is respected.

Please Note: Lancette Arts Journal is in the process of removing children's books review from its pages. What we have reviewed will be listed on on the Archives page and will be made available to anyone wishing to read them for research reasons. WE APOLOGIZE FOR THE INCONVENIENCE FOR NOT YET HAVING REMOVED LINKS TO THE CHILDREN'S PAGES AND CONTENTS PAGE.

All material shown as archived on the Archives page can be obtained free of charge by contacting us below. All archived pages have been removed to an off-site location.

Lancette Arts Journal will continue to bring you rigorous reviews of all books, and of any material we have viewed on DVDs or listened to on CDs. This means that we will lance the proverbial boil of any artistic endeavor that we feel has failed to meet our standards of artistic merit.

A new editor will be appointed in the coming spring. In the meantime all editorial questions and duties have placed in the hands of Alidë Kohlhaas

To reach any of the sites,
just click on the icon links to your left or at the top of the page

The purpose of creating Lancette has always been to entertain readers, and to please ourselves. That is why we have remained 'ad free', something we hope our readers appreciate.

Please note, Lancette offers two ways to get in touch with us:

Readers can express their thoughts in the Guest Book or
by writing to us. An e-mail address link is provided at bottom left and at the top of the page if you click on Contact. Where appropriate, we will print the comment under the page to
which the comment relates.

To reach the Home Page click on the appropriate link at the top of the page.

This symbol next to an image on any page implies that you can click on that image to enlarge it.

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