The Bright Pearl
Now that I’m in my mid-twenties, I often forget that zines like this still exist. I mean, zines that thank […]
Issue 28
The Bedsprings Talent Show CD
The Bedsprings Talent Show CD is not as bouncy as its name, but it contains solid performances. Recorded during a […]
How to Have Civic Pride Without Seeming Lame
By Derek Murr 1. Don’t worry about sounding lame. Didn’t you get the memo? Enthusiasm is the new ironic detachment. Your […]
The Southwest Rapist
By Leanna McLennan The Southwest Rapist parks his brown van in the Canadian Tire parking lot between me and the school. […]
How to train a shoe
By James Harbeck You will not like the laces. They are evil, they lash out at you, the aglets ripping your […]
Canoe
By Mandy Lui We push two blue and two red canoes into St. Nora Lake. The sun beams down on us […]
On Being a Jew
By David Solway When I was five years old I was dragged off the street by our Catholic neighbour, stood before […]
Thieves
By Lesley Buxton Here is a list of things I have stolen for Clare: a brand new tube of scarlet, Chanel […]
This Is Your Hometown
By Anna Bowness My best friend at school was Mary Clare. Together, we lurked and skulked around downtown London, Ontario, wearing […]
Profile: Friendly Rich
By broken pencil Richard Marsella (best known as Friendly Rich) is the hardest working artist in Brampton. Over the past ten […]
Ninety-nine!
By John K. Samson It is worth reminding ourselves that we live in small towns, even if those small towns are […]
How Zines Saved My Life
By Michele Collins I remember the first time I picked up a zine. I had just turned 16. With my brand-new […]