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Two Broken Pencil staff members debate the benefits of the Internet as a cultural tool By Hal Niedzviecki and Derek […]
Independent culture in the Google era By Ryan Bigge Part I So there’s this indie rock band from Toronto called […]
Richard Rosenbaum investigates how online comics sustain themselves It’s not that it’s impossible to become successful doing indie comics. In […]
Poet Dani Couture walks the fine line between urban life and the natural world By Stacey May Fowles Canadian poetry has […]
Lots of people are making their own games these days. Point-and-click tools (like Scratch and Game Maker) are making it […]
Looking for someone to keep you company at zine fairs? Look no further than the companionship of a good robot. […]
By Derek Winkler Hey you, activist person. Do you feel like you’ve been protesting for years and nothing much has changed? […]
We used to send mail, and there used to be an underground movement of artists who made mail art. Laura […]
The uncertain future of Robert Thomas Payne, homeless zinester By Vakis Boutsalis There are two Robert Thomas Paynes in Toronto. One […]
Flatmancrooked The US micropress with mega-ideas By Nathaniel G. Moore If you’re wondering what a press called Flatmancrooked Publishing is […]
feature: Grease Lightening Poet Billeh Nickerson’s latest offering is fresh from the deep fryer and teeming with substance By Nathaniel […]
Feature: Perfect Bound Hilarity! Canada’s funniest literary journals By Broken Pencil Canada is known as a global contributor to laugh culture. […]