Official information

Overview

Publication
The Walrus
Eligibility
The official page does not restrict essays and features by nationality. Fiction and poetry guidelines separately say Canadian writers/poets. Do not collapse those rules.
Writing
Essay or reported feature
Payment
From $500 (short essays); features up to $1/word
Currency
CAD
Payment conditions
Official examples: short essays of around 1,000 words start at $500; long-form reported features pay up to $1/word. Currency is not labelled USD or CAD on that sentence; The Walrus is a Canadian magazine. Every commission is fact-checked.
When paid
Not publicly stated on the submissions page
Word count
Essays 1,000–4,000; reported features ~1,200–2,000; long-form 2,500–5,000
Response time
Not publicly stated
Status
Open
Deadline
Not publicly stated
How to submit
Email pitch (completed draft required for memoir)
AI policy
Not publicly stated

What they want

What they don't want

Requirements

Rights

Writers retain derivative rights. The page does not spell out first serial rights in more detail.

How to submit

Submit / apply (official)

Official source

The Walrus — Submission Guidelines (official)

Last verified 2026-08-19. Always re-read the official page before you send work.

Information can change. Payment rates, submission requirements, eligibility, deadlines and response times are subject to change. Always check the publication's official guidelines before submitting. BRYME verifies listings as carefully as possible but does not guarantee acceptance or payment.