Tales of a Dirty Old Zine
Why Writing for the Real Underground Press Never Goes Out of Style Back when I was fifteen or so I […]
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What Globalization Can’t Touch
A tingle starts in my fingertips every time I pick up a zine. Sometimes the heavy grit of a screen-printed […]
Burlesque Not Dead
The words “burlesque” and “vaudeville” conjure up images of slapstick comedy, women in pasties and over-the-top emcees in ruffled tuxedos. […]
Reluctant provocateurs
Burlesque was born in the mid-1800s as a send-up of contemporary plays, songs, and manners. As an art form dominated […]
The Amazing Somehow-Missing-From-the-Print-Edition Work of the Talented Linda Feesey
Ausländer Raus! Schlingensief’s Container Paul Poet Austria 90 min. 2002 video Auslander Raus is provocation as political action exploiting prejudice […]
Postering Public Space
Postering Public Space By Emily Pohl-Weary I love posters, billboards, murals and graffiti. You can learn a lot about a city […]
Searching for London
Searching for London By Skot Deeming When you think of London, Ontario, you don’t think of a vibrant history of independent […]
Zines Are Dead
Zines Are Dead By Chris Yorke Body: Let us remember the whole of Zinehood as a single, lovely flower, and […]
Why Publish?
Why Publish? By Robert Runté If you ask a university professor why they write, once you cut through the usual […]
Canuxploitation!
Canuxploitation! By Paul Corupe If you’ve ever caught a late night TV movie, you’ve probably seen some startling images. Young women […]
From Ganagoque to Norway: Greg Watson’s Orange Alabaster Mushroom Psychs Out Europe
An isolated farmhouse somewhere between Kingston and Gananoque, Ontario, is home to probably the only neo-psychedelic music guru working in […]
An Unlikely Bard
If this were played on a stage now,/I could condemn it as an improbable fiction. -William Shakespeare, Twelfth Night Stratford […]