Zine Review

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

I was not sure what to expect when I saw Misunderstandings Magazine: the cover reminded me of art school-which can […]

Cute. This zine comes with stickers of the main characters-Goat and Resty, of course-as well as with a heart-warming dedicatory […]

I was offered a bribe, I think: upon opening Ed Varney’s slim volume of reveries, Dreaming With One Eye Open, […]

poetry and prose by iced limb There is a big difference between having an abundant vocabulary and being able to […]

The thing I find most unfortunate about new writers is that they seem at their best when they’re not trying […]

So it goes that in a poetry slam, a variety of writers are invited to show their prowess with words-live, […]

Published by the University of New Brunswick, Qwerty is an impressive bi-annual litzine that holds an array of fascinating and […]

Somewhere in the magnificiently inspired city of Montreal, poets are hammering out their craft in basements and cafes and on […]

I like the idea of using a broadside: treating a poem like a semi-precious work of art, a limited edition […]

Jonathan St. James is a curious character who isn’t necessarily someone you would want to be friends with but makes […]

If Amy C. Lam were a book in a past life, she would have been a dictionary. This zine itself […]