Sharpener – Page 10 – Broken Pencil

Jonathan Valelly

The Toronto Comic Arts Festival recently announced that this year’s festival will include their first ever zine fair, Zineland Terrace! […]

Anisa Rawhani

Dismissed by some as a hippie’s dream, and remembered by others as a radical education experiment, it’s hard at times […]

Jonathan Valelly

What does it mean to create a space for learning where queer and trans artists can thrive? For so many […]

Kim Hornak

Have you ever wanted to sit down and read 10,000 fanzines? Soon you can! The University of Iowa is digi- […]

Kim Hornak

Like many things, I first saw it pop up on Twitter: There was a new zine fest on the horizon, […]

Anisa Rawhani

Seeking Staple-Man: A Zinester’s Journey by Jean Mathew Deep within the concrete vastness Torontonians call Etobicoke lives an unassuming shop […]

Jessica Lewis

Moxie by Jennifer Mathieu Young adult fiction has picked up on social justice issues in the past couple years. Yet […]

Alison Lang

the knife|fork|fork display at Rick’s Cafe. Photo from Instagram “The book is the meal.” Jeff Kirby (known as just “Kirby” […]

Alison Lang

Anyone who has ever run a zine distro knows it’s a complicated and often thankless labour of love. For Nyky […]

Alison Lang (Moderator)

Get excited for Suffragette City zine’s second ever issue coming this November. The zine, which focuses on amplifying the intellectual and […]

Jonathan Valelly

If it seems like there are more zine fairs, salons du livres and comics festivals than ever now, it’s because there […]

Alison Lang (Moderator)

The above dog painting will be displayed (and up for auction) this weekend at London’s Bad Art Festival. Photo by […]