Zine Review

Whoa. Yeah, umm. It is not often that I am pretty much flabbergasted by a zine. I mean, I’ve seen […]

If you’re looking for a portrait of an artist as a young man, look no further. Electric Mayhem is the […]

I don’t know that I’ve ever digested a copy of this zine and been disappointed. There is no other that […]

The class struggle explodes in this issue of Dance of the Skeletons, an egalitarian labour zine of the highest order. […]

This zine focuses on feminism and the body, sexuality, and the media. Heather is trying to fill in the gaps […]

As soon as I start reading Alan Lastufka’s perzine, I can see why his writing would be considered controversial enough […]

  Old men wrapped in brown thoughts and dun-coloured trench coats, butterflies dying from wine-stained kisses, those are the images […]

book review: Vishnu Dreams In Vishnu Dreams, siblings Durga and Subhas are a team tackling the difficulties of their angry […]

zine review: Leaf Dark Moon One extended meditation on “moon in tree,” this short free-verse poem dreamily drifts from night […]

zine review: I Am Not a TV! I AM NOT A TV! is a well designed poetry zine. The writing […]

zine review: Finery: Feminist Literary Journal Finery is a heavy thing. Rebecca Brown’s play The Last Parade with images by […]

zine review: Eleven:Eleven Writer/poet (and previously ezine editor at Broken Pencil)-ed. Liz Worth’s Eleven:Eleven is an experiment in fiction that […]