Zine Review

zine review: This Is Why I Live Here #1 True to its claim of being full of “things ‘n’ stuff,” […]

zine review: That Book of Yours What makes me not recoil in total cynical annoyance at this tract of dreamy […]

zine review: Sudden Stars I find myself caught in questions of ownership, here, when I know I should just let […]

zine review: Rigor Mortis #1 Rigor Mortis is a horror zine that focuses on zombies. There is a thoughtful introduction […]

zine review: On the Mouth Another pretty but oblique collection from the makers of ‘sudden stars.’ This zine is a […]

zine review: Mrs. Noggle #13 and 14 Perzines are tough. In real life, the chances of you sitting down with […]

zine review: Manager #5 Manager is a great little quarter-page punk rock zine by a guy who manages a grocery […]

zine review: Misfit # 5 When on the brink of poverty, one should always be clever. In fact, when you […]

zine review: You Can’t Hide an Elephant in an Omelet: Omelet Reviews What a neat concept this zine offers: essays […]

zine review: Loserdom #19 This Irish DIY punk zine’s continuing suc­cess is likely a product of its creators’ tireless cheer, […]

zine review: The Rag #3 The Rag is a fantastic anarcha-feminist zine from Dublin–something I’m sure I never would have […]

zine review: Les Carnets de Rastapopoulos #5-7 This zine is delightfully Canadian, written pri­marily in English but also laced with […]