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By Michelle Kasprzak A personal publishing revolution is growing larger every day, and it might be one you are a part […]
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Who Killed the Third Person?
He stood in front of his computer and wept, as there was not a single world remaining to conquer. No […]
The Least Worst Form of Poetry
When Marc Kelly Smith invented slam poetry nearly 20 years ago in Chicago, he brought a democratizing spirit to the […]
State of the Craft Economy
The mainstream hasn’t been this interested in the handmade aesthetic since, well, since before there was such a thing as […]
Thug Life
Trying to find a copy of Michael V. Smith and David Ellingsen’s experimental work Body of Text in any typical […]
Almost Famous
By Heidi Chapson My first brush with a major celebrity came rather late in life. It was back in April […]
Keepin’ It Fake
By Terence Dick In a recent column from the New York Times, Kelefa Sanneh takes a retrospective look at the […]
An Indie Recession
By Laura Trethewey Across Canada, writers, illustrators, craftsters and zinesters are feeling the pinch (or throttle) of the recession. But […]
International Press Watch
EXAMINING SMALL PRESSES OUTSIDE OF CANADA This issue, our correspondent visits the zany and enterprising duo behind Chicago’s FEATHERPROOF BOOKS […]
The Luddite’s Guide to 3D Printing
What’s the big brouhaha over 3D printing? Broken Pencil explores the fun (and obstacles) of the medium Media love to […]
Lessons from the Trenches
A Few Things Artists Can Learn From Indie Game Developers Indie gaming is the new gold rush, where anyone has […]
DIY Prosthetics – or “I’m a Fish, No Big Deal”
Everything you need to know to make your own gills (yes, fish gills) in your kitchen So you’re going to […]