Issue 44

zine review: Eleven:Eleven Writer/poet (and previously ezine editor at Broken Pencil)-ed. Liz Worth’s Eleven:Eleven is an experiment in fiction that […]

zine review: Child of Saturday In these poems about Ghana, where the author lived for eight months, history and geography […]

zine review: Buckling Knees A lot of poetry these days has these really inaccessible mandates and tries to slum it […]

zine review: Baobabs #1 Baobabs is a collaborative project by some folks from Montreal. The zine is a collage– the […]

zine review: Alive! The Sideshow Sonnets That a chapbook poet has a message for the world should come as a […]

zine review: When I Was Seventeen Colleen MacIsaac, of the now-defunct Van­couver-based comic-zine collective Radar Friends, achieves a unique stillness […]

zine review: Halves Halves is a quarter-sized series of illustrations by Toronto-based illustrator Matt Hammill. Featuring cute, clever, depictions of […]

zine review: Ganglion #2 GangLion, the comics-zine brainchild of Georgia Webber and David Missio, is “a semi-annual zine focused on […]

zine review: Were Stan and Ollie Anarchists? Subtitled Hollywood Comedy’s Secret History Exposed, this unpredictable zine contains an interview that […]

zine review: Vex Magazine #4 Boring dick jokes, Google image search photos, monkeys having sex, more dick jokes, unfunny Wu-Tang […]

zine review: Urinal Gum urinal Gum is a dirty, filthy little zine and sometimes it’s funny. The zine is a […]

zine review: This Is Why I Live Here #1 True to its claim of being full of “things ‘n’ stuff,” […]