Zine Review

Merriam-Webster defines the word splurge as “an ostentatious effort, display or expenditure.” Splurge is a zine that splurges. Its pieces […]

Simple Sal: A Busy Gal’s Guide to Simple Livin’ in a Crazy Age is a somewhat overwhelmingly enthusiastic resource of […]

Jordan Fry is the editor of Grey Borders Books and he is a host of the Virus Reading Series. This […]

Nashville Femme is a spirited, woman-positive zine made by two friends in Nashville. I like it because it is smart, […]

Words cannot describe how happy I am to finally get the chance to review a Canadian sex zine. The Moose […]

Written to the tune of Edward Gorey, this little gem is just like The Gashlycrumb Tinies. But instead of telling […]

Kazine — or Kazoo zine — is a little mag based out of Guelph, Ontario. Like many zines, it’s community-centric […]

Ink-a-licious! is painful. It’s like a colouring book written by an angry 16-year-old still learning how to draw. Or, more […]

Luke Romano is excited and eager to educate people about anarchism. Highlights of Cracks in the Concrete include an Obituaries […]

This zine is most interesting as a character study. Flip to the back and you’ll find a photo of the […]

If you had told me before I read Felt Me by Nancy Johnston that I could get excited about felt, […]

When comic writer Brian John Mitchell describes his series of comics as minis the size of a matchbook, he’s not […]