Issue 4

After reading the earnest list of reasons why Scott will never be cool – including “When it was cool to […]

In your face, on your face, all over every thing, Da Juice is a mega-zine, a “black lesbian thang”, and […]

DaDazine, resplendent in a purple cover, lives up to its standing as a former zine of the month. Contributors include […]

Milica got fired – to prove it she includes the fabulous and eloquent letter that informs her the Buck Savers […]

Derek McCormac’s bleak vision of rural life in some past Peterborough seems almost whimsical until the crow-bar comes into the […]

The semi-narrative poetry of T. Anders Carson runs the gamut of emotional cadences, frustration, joy and desperation all appear in […]

Death, anarchy and angels tread around the edges of this text, illustration and poetry collage. Find out why Trailer Girl […]

Don’t be fooled. This cute little catalogue is part of the master plan. Detour (a publisher of chapbooks and the […]

Community, virtual and real, and sustainability dominate this latest issue of diggings. An interesting conversation with Francis Anderson discusses natural […]

Okay, this double Dirt issue devotes half of its content to what Steph loosely defines as CyberPunk — “Cyberpunks have […]

“Published monthly, distributed from coast to coast,” but what the heck is it? “A forum for thinking Canadians.” But who […]

Not one dragon actually appears within the pages of this top secret folio. No one gets killed on screen (so […]