‘Tapezine #2: The Analogue Journal’ is a revolution of the zine as we know it
Tapezine #2: The Analogue Journal Zine, Cassette Tape, Jesse Lafleur, jesselafleur.ca, $15 The second issue of the colourful and aptly […]
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Is there a zine scene in Iran? If there is, should we know about it?
I’m willing to bet there’s an underground zine-esque scene in Iran. Call it a gut feeling. No, call it an […]
‘Strange and Mysterious Creatures Purple Issue’ reveals how trauma manifests in creative work
Strange and Mysterious Creatures, Purple Issue Perzine, EA Douglas, 40 pgs, eadouglas.space, $12 In the second issue of this skillfully […]
Your final farewell – or, how to write your own obituary
Nearly a decade of writing obituaries has taught journalist Sarah Ladik a thing or two about what makes for a […]
Death in the Small Press
“I have come close to dying more than once. Incidents range from a happenstance beatdown in a colorado parking lot, […]
‘Soft Amber’ is a graceful interpretation of self-love
Soft Amber Perzine, Tony Luong, 24 pgs Writer Tony Luong, who also refers to himself as T., uses words to […]
Calls for Submissions: Dominican BLM zine, donate to Quebec’s newest DIY library, and more!
Want your call for submissions included on our list? Email your call-out to [email protected] (do not send your submissions here). Subject line: Call […]
2020 Broken Pencil Zine Awards Countdown: Zines Entered So Far
The 2020 BP Zine Awards call for subs deadline is drawing near. Take a look at what we’ve received so […]
‘Satanic Feminism’ explores ways to actively hex the worst parts of society
Satanic Feminism Political Zine, S. Katz, Prettyboizines.com, $6.66 I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, I love Risograph […]
How DIY tattoos became my death ritual
A tattoo starts as a wound. It heals, but it won’t disappear. I learned this when my friend Ali was […]
From the editor: Death and I
It’s easy to be fast and loose with big ideas, bold even — that is, until the ground beneath you […]
Daring to do death differently
On a cold Wednesday night, I find myself stationed in front of my laptop screen, eavesdropping on strangers talking about […]