Zine Review

I heart collectives. I like the spirit that they start out in; I like the idea of contributing toward a […]

This was a tricky read while riding the subway. The self-proclaimed “Shameless Cinema Sleaze” is an 18+ comic that doesn’t […]

The autobiographies of Bucky Fleur is an imaginative, expertly assembled catalogue for an exhibit of drawings by artist Jo Cook. […]

The cover is a tabloid, but do not be fooled, the inside is poetry. There’s something different about this high-quality […]

“My father placed a small ad in the local paper. Due to some strange typing error the Tuesday edition of […]

Best known as something of a mid-wife to the Riot Grrrl movement, many might not know that Vancouver’s Jean Smith […]

A crop of non-sequitur poems are in here–you know, the ones whose strengths rest on their ability to punch out […]

Four graphic stories bound together by love and staples, The Tortoise is a fun and freaky collection of tales from […]

Imagine there was a poet only inspired by signs. You know, stop signs, sale signs, signs that tell you to […]

A zine about the ins and outs of tree planting, Work, Dirt and Money’s jam-packed with info and stories. Opening […]

Having this zine in your bag is not unlike having your younger brother stay 14 forever. Insults? Look no further. […]

Vile, just absolutely vile. Yet I couldn’t help but laugh my ass off through the three issues of this web […]