Buubbles By Larry Brown
Summer heat crowds in the kitchen window but chilled air prickles your arm. You trace the chilled air back […]
Issue #83
A Fish Named Ginsburg By Jill M. Talbot
Hi Greg (Dr. Justice). Here’s a script for you to look at. It’s called A Fish Named Ginsberg. I […]
Zinester’s Toolkit – Babcia: the craft behind the comic
Zinester’s Toolkit is a column where zinester’s share the tools and processes behind their craft. “BABCIA” IS POLISH for grandmother […]
Exposure Unit: Breaking Even
Exposure Unit is a column about navigating the zine scene by Toronto-based zinester Rabeea Syed. No one really likes to […]
Babcia: The craft behind the comic
“BABCIA” is polish for grandmother (pronounced “bap-cha”). My Babcia helped raise me as a child in Poland, but after […]
Art Holes: Maanii Oakes
Art holes is a column where artists diagram their work spaces. This issue, artist Maanii Oakes gives us a look. […]
Between Guerilla Gardeners: Maia Bromley-Dulfano interviews Vanessa Harden
What does guerrilla gardening mean to you? Guerrilla gardening is the act of transforming a neglected or underused space into […]
Folio: Illuminations by Christina Hajjar and Noelle Sagher
In each issue, Broken Pencil asks an artist to curate Folio — a section highlighting creators working in unexpected media […]
Guerrilla gardening: Get started with seed bombs and seed pills
For some, a tree pit or a neglected strip of dirt may seem insignificant, but for so-called guerrilla gardeners, […]
100 Days of Bulimia zine bears witness to something unknowable for many
100 Days of Bulimia Perzine, Janet Ford, 105 pgs, @fordjanet, Moniker Press, monikerpress.ca, $20 The stuff we carry with us […]