Trash
Who would have known our relationship with trash would amass so much interest? Philosophers, artists, journalists and poets give garbage […]
Reviews
The Watermelon Social
The Watermelon Social is a collection of assorted tales about suburban life in eastern Canada (being from Ontario I wasn’t […]
Bottom Bracket
At first glance I dismissed the mystery novel. But when I found out it was set in Toronto’s bohemian community […]
The Age of Cities
Is it possible to be in the closet and not know it? This is a book that speaks of a […]
Suburban Pornography and Other Stories
Yes! A title that delivers. Hard, gritty writing. Gritty, hard stories. The first story is called “Sheila Crawford Sucks Cocks”. […]
Men are all Murderers and Women are all Whores: a satire
I was just going to write one word: terrible. Just that, nothing else. Nothing else seemed needed. I figured you […]
Game Quest
Reviewer morphs into a granny: remember the old days when everyone used ICQ over MSN? When people were just beginning […]
There is a danger
This zine is absolutely dreamy. It’s a poetic autobiographical account of the author’s travels around the United States with a […]
Q is for Treason 10: Exploring British Columbia Ghost Towns
Got any Ghostbuster gear? No slime in sight, but many creepy tales about hitchhiking through British Columbia ghost towns and […]
Sukiyaki Sunday
Dedicated to “some Smiths fans,” Sukiyaki Sunday is a zine in two parts. The first is titled “Quantity,” and is […]
Revolution
Page upon page of found art and photo images galore, Revolution doesn’t quite live up to its lofty moniker but […]
PEOP(le)s
Apparently not to be confused with another one of her publications entitled,”PEOPs”, PEOP(le)s #3 by seasoned comic/zine artist Fly is […]