The Urban Beast Project
By James King Forget what the traditionalists say. Taxidermy is in the throes of a revolution, led by the Urban […]
Sharpener
Playing with Scissors
Kids get empowered with Haircuts By Children By Lindsay Gibb My hairdresser is unlike any I’ve had before. Sure, she’s […]
My Dad is the Chief of Police
Matt Blair takes the indie road anyway By Cameron Gordon In the republic of Toronto, Matt Blair is many things […]
Anarchy In Utero
Baby Bloc gets them started early By Liz Worth “What do we want?” “Waaaaaaaa!” “When do we want it?” “Waaaaaaaa!” […]
Overdue Journals
By Chasen Paul Books are the hardest thing to throw away. You try to sell them for a dollar, five […]
And the Doodlers Shall Collectively Doodle
By Hana Marku What is a comic jam, you ask? It’s a group of people who like to draw comics […]
Fists of Steel
By Michelle Kay What do you get when you put Captain Morgan, Santa Claus, Superman, scores of men in colourful […]
Play by Mail Games
By Hilary Titley Before the days of the internet, committed “gamers” without adversaries would sit and handwrite (handwrite!) long letters […]
Islands Fold: An Island for Zine-Makers
By Marc Ngui In 2006 Luke Ramsey and Angela Conley set up Islands Fold, a residency program for artists/ zinesters […]
A Different Kind of Letter Writing Campaign
By Krisztina Kun With letter writing fast becoming an outdated craft, lonely letter writing aficionados in Vancouver have gotten together […]
Gallery in the Attic
By Sarah Evans I have reoccurring dreams about finding secret spaces in my home. I open a closet and find […]
Product of the Issue
Idiots’Books By Norah Franklin In 2006, Matthew Swanson and Robbi Behr quit their 9-5 jobs in Baltimore and moved into […]