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On April 12, Bitch Media, the digital enterprise born out of the Bitch: Feminist Response to Pop Culture zine, announced […]

Five years ago, ZineWiki went dark. For many, it would have been easy to miss this. But for loyal followers […]

I lived with cartoonist Billy Mavreas in Montreal for a spell in the mid-90s. He brought home wild comics with […]

Some went online and others hibernated. Here’s how zine fairs around the world adapted to social distancing restrictions and kept […]

FREEWHEELING Cycle zines to add to your bookshelf Boneshaker Magazine £5.00 // issue boneshakermag.com For sweet travel stories and lovely […]

Liz Mason wanted to know — what are the least desirable aspects of a zine? What aesthetic, content, or construction […]

The zine trike will be similar to this Icicle Tricycle book trike.   North America’s cycling capital will soon have […]

  Are you a Transformers fan? Still down with rock and roll? Might you also appreciate a good cocktail hour? […]

  Say hello to two of Ontario’s latest zine distros: Partizanka Press of Hamilton, and Community Radio Distro of London […]

  This issue explores how zines, often championed as a force for good, can also be used for harm. Our […]

Among the most remarkable American intellectuals of all time, Black scholar and activist W.E.B. Du Bois is remembered for his […]

Toronto has the historical honour of being the Mecca of the queercore movement. Originally dreamed up in the ‘90s in […]