Subliminal White Trash: New Writings
I feel like I can’t generalize about Kevin Pearce’s writing based on this zine for two reasons. The first is […]
Zine Review
Shoes Fanzine #7: East Vancouver Interviews
I received this zine to review right before the Olympics, which seemed especially pertinent considering the subject matter: a collection […]
Searchbar History
This zine is just what it sounds like — a tiny collection of tiny poems made out of phrases from […]
The Rose and the Peacock
Stephanie Mansell, sole author of The Rose and the Peacock, is nostalgic. She’s nostalgic for a time she never lived […]
Riot Wife
Riot Wife caught my eye immediately. It has a bright yellow cover with pink glued-on letters. There’s this cute polka […]
Pure Animal Instinct
This zine is a collection of three well-written short stories sharing the concept of maturing and growing up in world […]
N.A.O.F.
William Clinton is Portland’s resident curmudgeon, and this brief pamphlet is a multi-segmented, grammatically-flawed diatribe which condemns several facets of […]
Licking Stars Off Ceilings
Clementine Cannibal is a grrrl who knows what she wants: good music, good porn and good sex. And like her […]
Jackknife Express Lucky #7
This seventh issue of Jackknife Express is filled with poems, short narrative blurbs, and comical cartoons. A great majority are […]
Fluke
Like any punk fanzine worth a dime, Fluke busies itself primarily with interviews and random ponderings, though its latter pages […]
Sure6
Sure6 is comprised of interviews with various Australian zine-makers about their work, their motivations for zine making and their experiences […]
Cracks in the Concrete
Anarchy is alive and well in Luke Romano’s mind, and this thick booklet is a substantial testament to that fact. […]