Jelly Cake: Blueberry Marinade (the bonus issue)
This bonus issue of Jelly Cake is a disorganized collection of scenes that were either deleted or not included in […]
Zine Review
Indy Mum
I don’t know if I’m the best person to review this zine: I am not, nor have I ever been […]
I am the flame; I am Mexico
In this large, illustrated zine (over twenty pages, 81/2 x 11) Milo Rutherford seems to aim for expansive beauty and, […]
Trees
Trees is a sweet little quarter-page perzine full of stories taken straight from Samantha!’s diary. She and her punk rock […]
The Hell’s Half-Acre Herald
The last page asks the rhetorical question “who says that urban horticulture has to be boring?” True, it doesn’t have […]
former fetus
Emily’s written an abortion narrative from conception to post-abortion, walking you through both sorting things out for herself, and trying […]
Eaves of Ass: The Music Issue
Okay, first things first: I am afraid to Google “Eaves Of Ass,” so can someone just tell me what the […]
Edmonton Social Justice, Activist Contact & Resource Handbook
The Edmonton Social Justice, Activists Contact & Resource Handbook (a.k.a. Radical Randy’s Resources) is exactly what it sounds like: lists […]
Fat, Fifty, and Punk
Fat, Fifty and Punk is comprised of Hryshko’s photographs of punk legends (Iggy Pop, Joe Strummer, Henry Rollins, etc.) in […]
The Amazing Adventures of Mr Cocoa and Crappy Dog
At the end of this zine, Marilyn says that she “was considering writing a zine for a few years” but […]
Some Poems by People I Like
Alland has collected works by Chrystos, Naila Keleta Mae, Jorge Lara Rivera, Leah Lakshmi Piepzna Samarasinha and Andra Simons in […]
Cereal Boxes and Milk Crates: Zine Libraries and Infoshops are NOW
Aside from the questionable use of every colour in the stationery rainbow, both fluorescent and pastel, Lacey Hedtke’s Cereal Boxes […]