Indymum
Indymum number four includes some cute features, like a music festival review written by an eight year old, and practical […]
Claudia Calabro
Downtown Toronto
As I stared at Kieffer’s Downtown Toronto #7, David Bowie’s Unwashed and Somewhat Slightly Dazed wafted out of my half-broken […]
The Extraordinary Life of Michael Elvidge
I have to admit, at first I wasn’t too impressed with Elvidge’s life, which seems, well, rather ordinary. I couldn’t […]
No Hope
At the top of the cover of No Hope #4, a headline teases: “crude, offensive, puerile, unfunny, unoriginal, piece of […]
Cerebral Parade no 3
Containing only five poems, this zine is less a parade, and more an anti-war protest in the backyard of Queen’s […]
Jesus the Non-denominational Robot no 1
Turning Jesus into a robot who finds himself in an alley with a dead hooker, and then making some inside […]