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 […]
Sharpener
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By Krisztina Kun With letter writing fast becoming an outdated craft, lonely letter writing aficionados in Vancouver have gotten together […]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 […]
ABC
By Melissa Bovaird On February 12th a group of dedicated (or at least not-quite-right) individuals trekked through the worst of […]
Moetown Hoedown
By Melissa Bovaird Vernon Smith doesn’t hate the term “alt country,” he is just proud to be the first to […]
Canadian Internet Radio Take-over
Indie Love Radio By Melissa Bessey When we think of Canadian independent music, visions of unknown garage bands and seedy […]
Indie Lit Makes It Big in Hungary
By Richard Rosenbaum Following the collapse of the Soviet Union in the early 1990s, and the resulting chaos across Eastern […]
Toronto Free Library
By Norah Franklin This summer, curators Maiko Tanaka and Sarah Todd will explore the familiar institution of the library within […]
Zoe Whittall
By Shannon Webb-Campbell Rugby made poet Tanya Davis gay. Anne-Marie MacDonald fell on her knees. Anna Camilleri became a red […]
Computer Generated Poetry is Cool
sharpener: Computer Generated Poetry is Cool Or at least accessible By Laura Trethewey On a cold night last March, Montreal-based […]
Artist Trading Cards
sharpener: Artist Trading Cards By Richard Rosenbaum The last time you thought about trading cards, maybe there was a picture […]