Book Review: The Lowbrow Reader Reader
Recently, when asked for relationship advice, and specifically if flatulence is acceptable for women (as if it were a choice?), […]
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Book Review: People Who Disappear
Listening to the radio yesterday, I learned that each time a memory is recalled it actually becomes less distinct, ever […]
Indie Horror Film Free to View Online for Halloween
Fans of ’80s horror-comedy films are in for a treat. Today American indie horror filmmaker Lindsay Denniberg releases her debut […]
Indie Events: Oct 29 – Nov 4
It’s a positively spooktacular list this week, filled with screamy screenings, revolting readings, disgusting dances and various other evil events […]
Found On The Internet: DIY Halloween Edition!
Hi guys! We are slowly lurching back to normalcy post-Canzine. As it happens, it is Halloween this weekend and as […]
Survey Says….
Did you go to Canzine? Help us make the fest even better by telling us a bit about your experience. […]
Canzine Portraits: Broken Arts Distro
Broken Arts Distro is part of Broken Arts, a group staffed soley by volunteers from Oshawa, Ontario. The group […]
Canzine Portraits: Brian Evinou
Brian is a comic artist and animator from Toronto. He’s been very busy on the comic/arts/book fair scene in […]
A Canzine Romance
Canzine isn’t just a place to discover new zines and comics. Couples have met at the yearly zine fair and […]
Canzine Portraits: Mary Tremonte/Justseeds
Pictured: Mary’s “Queer Scout” badge. You can buy it here. Image taken from Justseeds.org. Mary “Mack” Tremonte lives in […]
Indie Events: Oct 15 – 21
TORONTO Friday October 19, 6pm-8pm, Emma Healey Poetry Launch, Type Books, 883 Queen Street West Emma Healey will be launching […]
Introducing Calgary’s First Zine Vending Machine
Thanks to Karlene Nicolajsen, Calgarians will soon be shaking out their purses and digging beneath couch cushions to gather up […]