Issue 28

Root 3 is a post-travelogue through Canada and the United States. Original photos are interspersed with collage, retro images and […]

Quite simply, the best zine I’ve read in a very long time. I was a bit worried when I first […]

Elegant ain’t typically an adjective you’re liable to find in Zinesville but lemme tell ya: Lady Churchill’s Rosebud Wristlet is […]

Kubba Zine is charming in that knock-kneed, ramshackle, aww-shucks, snugglepuss kinda way. However, part of its charm also makes it […]

The Distance comic, #988, $2 USD, Travis Nichols, [email protected], www.ilikeapplejuice.com. When I moved to Toronto, my boyfriend broke up with […]

Sometimes it’s difficult to see things plainly. As a society, we shelter ourselves from certain realities, not wanting to confront […]

Everyone can relate to stories of underemployment, particularly the variety we knew when we were working part-time while in school. […]

Reading Fluke is like suddenly hanging out with a bunch of people you don’t know. They could be fascinating, or […]

Despite all advances in modern technology, no one has ever quite managed to simulate the perfect typewriter font. It’s impossible; […]

This large-sized zine is definitely an interesting one. It’s not your typical perzine, fanzine, or any particular type of theme […]

Good to see the Gilman Girls are still alive and pontificating. Tina Long is one of ’em and this, Cough, […]

Boots are back. And so is the serene splendor of the old cut ‘n’ paste. Thank Betty Behive, head mistress […]