Summer 2019 Indie Book Picks
Here are our picks of the best 9 indie books coming out this summer! In the End They Told […]
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Announcing your final judge for the 2019 Zine Awards!
If Rasiqra Revulva isn’t already a household name in the zine community, she will be. Revulva is a multi-media artist […]
Behind Door #2: Introducing your second judge for the 2019 Zine Awards!
Back in 2017, when the BP Zine Awards was very young and consisted of only 5 categories, Jenn Woodall’s GIRLS […]
Little By Charlotte Joyce Kidd
Little opened their eyes. The sub, in this place, was gentle and far away, which made the colours of […]
Planetfall By Donnie Schultz
Commander Eckhardt looked up from the tablet on his desk at the communications officer who stood patiently before him, awaiting […]
Buubbles By Larry Brown
Summer heat crowds in the kitchen window but chilled air prickles your arm. You trace the chilled air back […]
A Fish Named Ginsburg By Jill M. Talbot
Hi Greg (Dr. Justice). Here’s a script for you to look at. It’s called A Fish Named Ginsberg. I […]
Between Guerilla Gardeners: Maia Bromley-Dulfano interviews Vanessa Harden
What does guerrilla gardening mean to you? Guerrilla gardening is the act of transforming a neglected or underused space into […]
How to Get an Arts Grant for Your Indie Project (in Canada and Other Places)
I want you to think about getting a grant as a game of snakes and ladders. There are ups and […]
Meet your first judge for the 3rd annual BP Zine Awards!
In 2018, Anand Vedawala moved us all with his thought-provoking and confessional zine Hair, winning Best Perzine, as well as […]
Guerrilla gardening: Get started with seed bombs and seed pills
For some, a tree pit or a neglected strip of dirt may seem insignificant, but for so-called guerrilla gardeners, […]
F*ck 45: 10 Zines Talking Back to Trump
For the past 17 years, I’ve worked at Quimby’s Bookstore here in Chicago, which sells zines, mini-comics, and books. We’ve […]