Issue #58

The Criminal’s Handbook is one of the more interesting examples in a recent flood of prison activist literature decrying Canada’s […]

While you don’t necessarily need to be familiar with interdisciplinary artist/ performer Robert Dayton’s deliriously lascivious mustachioed and bathrobed alter […]

This latest novel by Bram Stoker Award- nominated novelist Paul Tremblay is a cyber-scatological satire set in a dystopic closed […]

Sometimes when people tell us about their breakdowns, our first response is secretly less than empathetic than we might hope: […]

Guy Boy Man is the titular Pirate of this darkly comedic novel — the first book in the How to […]

The recently dumped Milo, an underemployed actor, has moved into his childhood home to look after his argumentative and verbally […]

The front cover of this book shows a twenty-something-year-old girl alone in a room, clutching a pillow. This, along with […]

Emasculation is the driving ethos behind John Vigna’s debut story collection Bull Head, a collection of eight thematically- linked short […]

When reading an anthology of new writers, one often sees how exhilarating it can be to experience the raw inspiration […]

Things are bound to drown, get eaten or severed in Sasha Fletcher’s poetry zine, I Cannot Pretend to Be a […]

I’m dating myself here, but growing up in the ’80s I used to read my friend Daniel’s Mad magazines. We […]