Issue 11

Alone In The Bathroom He Removed His Shirt More like an artist book, Vermeersch’s small publication of a single poem […]

The Cheerleader “So I moved to Seattle because I wanted to rock, I mean really rock, none of that girl […]

The Spirit of Kensington This neighbourhood newspaper spotlights neighbourhood artists who paint neighbourhood wall murals and spray neighbourhood graffiti and […]

The Bibliofantasiac I’m not quite sure why this lit zine doesn’t grab my attention. Maybe it’s because the font is […]

Hugh’s Cafe: A Conversation The conversation is definitely not between the narrator (Hugh?) and his date Caroline. She’s on another […]

Southern Africa Report This issue contains some detailed and interesting writing about the June elections in South Africa, the second […]

Red & Black Notes Entitled, “Off the Job in Canada” this issue of Red & Black Notes is disappointing, to […]

Visual Fields From Loose Boots Dude_man! Check out the artistry I wrought in study hall. I do believe I’ve created […]

Lola With an array of contributors reviewing shows, in both “shot-gun” and lengthier formats, bets (and hopes) are placed on […]

Alias Too often, the problem of homelessness, hunger and the accompanying feelings of desperation and low self_esteem are considered to […]

Ultra Sommy & Rudy: Wipe That Blood Off Your Hands What a treat to recommend Mark’s little bookies of comics […]

Language Lessons English is perhaps one of the hardest languages to learn because grammar and a dictionary aren’t enough to […]