Zine Review

A well-constructed litzine out of Edmonton, here & noun’s first issue relies a bit heavily on the early-twenties arts student […]

This little foldout is a collection of poetry from the Hideout Press gang in Kitchener, Ontario. Included are the winners […]

This zine came in a dark, chocolate-brown envelope, and that right there nearly won me over. I mean, it’s such […]

At least 10 contributors have, um, contributed to this third issue of The Nine — does that make it false […]

I was a little worried about this chapbook–the photo on the cover is nice and everything, but the ghost words […]

This is a zine that collects works “created by, depicting or pertaining to women.” Although I unfortunately happen to be […]

Which are you? A pack rat or one of those snotty, goody-goody neat freaks who thinks they’re better than me… […]

Laura Murray lists her email address as just_got2dance at yahoo.ca. Well, it would seem that she “just got to” write […]

The chapbook stages a confrontation of epic pretensions between its hero, the poet, and a blandly personified Truth. The fluctuations […]

There’s a lot of talk right now about people who are “mythologizing” the cities they live in. I get a […]

Indiscreet is perfectly distilled: it takes the finer elements and purer ingredients from the author’s own diary and curates them […]

What a treat! Each page is a photo of someone with a quotation beneath it. All the photos were obviously […]