How To Stage a Spectacle
(with Sherwin Tjia) by Melissa Bull Poet, painter, illustrator and showman, Sherwin Tjia is a beloved phenom unto himself. Tjia, […]
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The Curious Head of Jessica Westhead
The Toronto writer promotes short stories, along with oddballs and outcasts, in her new collection Last winter, Jessica Westhead had […]
Ho Tam: The Only Asian Boy in New York?
Ho Tam: The Only Asian Boy in New York? By Anya Wassenberg “I’m still trying to make sense of all […]
One Plastic Person Roams the Universe – An interview with Paul Wilson
One Plastic Person Roams the Universe An interview with Paul Wilson By Liz Worth How blurred are the lines between […]
Smart Book Art
Smart Book Art Doug Beube is from Canada and now lives in America. Mari Jorstad is from Norway and now […]
The Kids in the Forest Israelis and Palestinians make films on Canadian soil
The Kids in the Forest Israelis and Palestinians make films on Canadian soil By Grant Shilling An Israeli, Palestinian and […]
Zine Wiki and the Great Indie Cultural Reservoir
“Non-notable website.” This was the hurdle that ZineWiki’s creator Alan Lastufka had to leap in his democratic passage of acceptance […]
A Mining Town in Lotus Land Learning journalism in paradise
A Mining Town in Lotus Land Learning journalism in paradise By Kate Carraway It would have made more sense to […]
Damian Etherington — From Chatham to London
Damian Etherington — From Chatham to London By John JJ Martin “I’m broke. There is no money to be made […]
Expat Profile – Tiziano Fabris
Expat Profile – Tiziano Fabris By Maria Carolina Baulo Tiziano Fabris was born in Vicenza, Italy in 1964. Since he […]
Spoken Word as an Expatriate Poets struggle to be accepted in the land of alternative arts
Spoken Word as an Expatriate Poets struggle to be accepted in the land of alternative arts By David Silverberg If […]
KnitWiki and Creative Commons
KnitWiki and Creative Commons By Liz Worth If you’re a craft enthusiast who’s been hunting around the internet for new […]