Indie Events: April 2-8
Book launches, underground strolls and more in this week’s […]
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Operation: As Hot As Possible
This month, creator of Everybody Moon Jump, Dave Cave, started a grant for unemployed zinesters. Entitled Operation As Hot As […]
Friday Round-Up: Found on the Internet
How did we miss this? Toronto’s online mag The Standard does a round-up of great zines, from the long-running Aussie […]
Book Launch: Broken Pencil presents Tamara Faith Berger and Daniel Allen Cox with Derek M. Lowes
Arsenal Pulp Press, Broken Pencil, Coach House Books and Type Books present an evening of ‘dangerous literature’ at Supermarket on […]
Friday Round-Up: Found on the Internet
The LA blog Sunandglory does a step-by-step post on how to turn olds mags into pretty envelopes with a bit […]
Creating art from the artless: Raymond Biesinger
Raymond Biesinger is an illustrator from Edmonton who recently relocated to Montreal. Last year he contributed to Broken Pencil‘s Deathmatch […]
Halifax’s City Mail Responds to the Love
“City Mail is not pragmatic or competitive (as we learned during the recent postal strike). Nor does it seek to […]
Indie Events: March 19-25
A visit from the Milk Truck, book launches, readings and more in this week’s indie events. VANCOUVER Thursday, March 22. […]
Friday Round-Up: Found on the Internet
For anyone who likes Hedbergian witticisms (and really, you have no joy in your life if you don’t), then you […]
Indie Events: March 12-18
Readings in Montreal and St. Catharines, zine launches in Toronto and an indie market in Calgary – find out more […]
Chase Baird wins this year’s Deathmatch!
The Indie Writers Deathmatch is over. Seven weeks of trash talk, vote pandering, lying, scheming, and well-articulated literary feedback have […]