Zine Review: Homebody
Poetry zine, Boris Paillard, leftoversfromthefeast.blogspot.com, [email protected] My first thought with Boris Paillard’s poetry was, “Okay, these look like song lyrics.” […]
Issue 63
Zine Review: Thirdspace: Does Feminism Matter?
Thirdspace: Does Feminism Matter? Zine, Kay and Fiona, thirdspace.tumblr.com Most of the essays in this issue of Thirdspace skew to […]
Book Review: On Loving Women
On Loving Women Diane Obomsawin, 88pgs, Drawn & Quarterly, drawnandquarterly.com, $16.95 CAN Montreal animator Diane Obomsawin’s second English language book […]
Please Mister Postman: Artists and Canada’s Mail Cuts
illustration by Matthew Daley AT THE END OF LAST YEAR, CANADA POST ANNOUNCED IT WAS RAISING PRICES AND ENDING […]
Online Exclusive Fiction: John 6:53
The number twenty seven was more suited for a demolition derby than mass transit. The route was introduced in the […]
Zine Review: Polternice
Polternice Zine, Ken McLean (ed.), various contributors, www.adventuresome.ca I read the title as “Polterniece” at first and wondered if […]
Book Review: A Masque of Infamy
A Masque of Infamy, Kelly Dessaint, 307 Pages, Phony Lid Books, www.phonylid.com, $14.00 On the surface, Louis is just another […]
Queer is Still Here
Erica Lenti and Sofie Mikhaylova are part of a millennial tech-savvy generation. Both 20, they’ve had access to computers since […]
Sharpener: The Life of Rudy
Twenty years ago, Mark Connery’s Rudy started as an eight-page mini comic. Today it continues in exactly the same way, and […]
Online Exclusive Fiction: Steel & Monica
The place smells like wet roadkill. Maybe it’s just nerves, man. The realization I’ve completely lost the remainder of my […]
Book Review: In Case We Die
In Case We Die, Danny Bland, 235 pgs, Fantagraphics Books, www.fantagraphics.com, $26.99 Ah, the romantic doomed junkie as literary hero. […]