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Spring Canzine 2024 is ALIVE! ALIVE!!!

It's time to enter the ZINE ZONE. From April 13th to the 21st, support independent artists and zinesters at the biggest online zine fest across all time and space!

Doc Saddlestitch is Lost in the Zine Zone!! Find Him and Win Big!!

Famous mad zine scientist Doc Saddlestich has entered the Zine Zone with prize packs and Canzine discount codes. Track him down and they can all be yours!

Online Canzine 2024 Vendors

Prepare to enter... THE ZINE ZONE! Meet the vendors coming to this year's online Canzine!

Bug Milk Brings Online Canzine Offline at The Beguiling

Comics, comedy and prizes! Come on down for our IRL launch party of our URL zine fest!

Introducing Broken Pencil 101: Poster Boy

The internet is dying. Let's give a toast. In our latest issue, we speak to online's baddest boy: Dril. Learn about art, philosophy, logging off, all that garbage. Plus floods, rugs, Stooges and the winners of the Zine Awards!

Call for Submissions: Palisades Library Zine Pavilion

Help the Palisades library start a zine collection! Your zine will be seen & enjoyed by thousands of library workers […]

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Latest Reviews

Review: We Won’t Be Here Tomorrow and Other Stories

Every good ghost story should make you feel like we live in a haunted world. Writer Margaret Killjoy can accomplish this chilling effect without relying on any ghosts.

Review: Boobless

In an age where gender affirming care is increasingly being restricted, it is a political act to describe your journey through top surgery. Boobless breaks down how difficult recovering from this surgery would have been without the support of partners, friends and family.

Review: Hypnogogia: Book One

Hypnogagia is a zine that invites you to further explore the psycho-dream imagery its artists have created. It’s unfortunate that you aren’t invited to engage further.
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Latest Posts

DIY in Latvia

Richard Rosenbaum (Moderator)

sharpener: DIY in Latvia By Laura Kenins North American youth have had a long time to rebel against capitalism, but […]

Jeff Parker Can’t Lose

Spencer Gordon

feature: Jeff Parker Can’t Lose The US author is here to stay, but what’s with all the ties to Russia? […]

From Her Mouth

Stacey May Fowles

feature: From Her Mouth The Dirty, Pretty Prose of Lisa Foad By Stacey May Fowles I first saw Lisa Foad […]

The Fall of Books

Nathaniel G Moore

feature: The Fall of Books Jurassic erotica, those who can’t, quarter-life crises, paramedic muses and so much poetry you’ll puke. […]

Vancouver Mass Exodus

Richard Rosenbaum (Moderator)

feature: Vancouver Mass Exodus Artists are leaving Vancouver and it’s not just to escape Olympic madness. Robert Dayton examines the […]

Carrying the Torch

Maggie MacDonald

On the eve of the Vancouver Winter Olympics, Maggie MacDonald travels across Canada to map out indie culture in our […]

Don’t Forget the Ampersand

David Silverberg

feature: Don’t Forget the Ampersand IAIN BAXTER& has been making conceptual art for 45 years. David Silverberg talks to the […]

Deleted Zines

Nathaniel G Moore

Digging the dirt on ex-zinesters By Nathaniel G. Moore Late last year, while doing research for this column, I found […]

Editor’s Note

Lindsay

By Lindsay Gibb The “I” word. When the word “w00t” is declared the word of the year by Merriam-Webster’s dictionary, […]

Magda Wojtyra

Magda Wojtyra

Magda Wojtyra was born in Kalisz, Poland. Her family moved to Toronto in 1982 when she was nine. She studied […]