Licking Stars Off Ceilings
A lot of zines could be described as “confessional,” but this one takes it pretty far. Licking Stars Off Ceilings […]
Zine Review
My Fat Irish Ass!
Dear Editor-in-Chief of My Fat Irish Ass, I would like to start off by saying that I made you into […]
Farming Uncle
Forty-one years. One hundred and eight issues. Published quarterly, an issue never missed. And yet, you’ve probably never heard of […]
OysterCatcher
This BC eco-zine is a blend of poetry, fiction and personal reflection, none of it particularly compelling. Like many zines […]
Brainscan: Irreconcilable Differences
Perzines can be tricky. The author has to figure out which parts of his or her soul would be interesting […]
The Pamphleteer
The Pamphleteer is a sporadically charming appetizer/bulletin for the much more consistently charming Wonderella Printed, a small publishing house out […]
How To Make Soap Without Burning Your Face Off
This isn’t just one of those zines with a clever title that has nothing to do with what is inside. […]
Summer Daze
When I was young we didn’t have very much money, so we didn’t go to amusement parks or on fancy […]
Photographs from 2 weeks in december
The zines of Canadian-born photographer Ryan Foerster tend toward the grainy and monochrome, and are so unpretentiously designed as to […]
Run With Scissors, Issue #1
It took me several tries to get through this one. Starla!’s rambling perzine gives us her takes on Vancouver (it’s […]
Salt & Slush
In the interests of full disclosure, it is perhaps best to point out that this cookbook is being reviewed by […]
SubAlterNation
SubAlterNation number six is a teensy-tiny music zine out of Hawaii that basically contains one essay, originally submitted to a […]