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Pornography is now a part of most Canadians’ lives. For many, it’s an intrusion: the spam they receive in their email inbox, advertising increased sexual performance or organ size. For others, it’s a choice: easy access into a world of unbridled sexuality in as many forms as the human imagination has been able to invent.

Its ubiquity suggests that pornography is a cultural landmark, a consequence of our way of living. This issue of The Centennial Reader invites submissions that explore its meaning, its effects, and its presence in our world.

For more information on style and approach, please visit our website: www.thecentennial.ca/submissions

Submission deadline is December 15, 2012.