Issue 4

Viva’s a compulsive writer, X-ine a compulsive artist, and they’re two great tastes that go great together. This is a […]

“With,” as Matthew Jaques writes in a CD review, “the harsh heavy sound of traditional blackness” Underground Noise moves quickly […]

Reading “Urban Graffiti” is like getting slapped in the face – after you’ve already been slapped in the face 50 […]

Okay a big Broken Pencil apology to Jason Turner and Jesse Bochner. Last issue we compared Jason Turner’s comic Very […]

Vincent is a bear with stitches running clear down the middle, so that as I read about his life, I […]

This is the brand new zine of telephone/operator culture, put out by a 9 year veteran of BC Tel. It’s […]

In Merritt, where the kids are angry, the comics are good and the articles are short, it seems almost an […]

We might have lives but they’re not nearly as candid, pithy and interesting as the brief little narratives that fill […]

Supplement shupplement. This is a tome, an ode, a poignant tribute, an excellent stitch of writing. Michelle always impresses us […]

This is a two for one deal. That is, half way though, the whole thing turns upside down and changes […]

Why a magazine that seeks to encourage women to use and access the internet doesn’t at least have a web […]

Hey the montly literary calendar of Toronto is expanding to include reviews, interviews and more. They’ve got Joe Blades covering […]