Chapbook Review: I Wanted to Be the Knife
I Wanted to Be the Knife Chapbook, Sara Sutterlin, 56 pgs, Metatron, onmetatron.org, $13 You may never encounter a more […]
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Chapbook Review: The Great Hoop Dance
The Great Hoop Dance Chapbook, Shannon Berg, 24 pgs, Big Pond Rumours, big-pond-rumours.com, $12 Sharon Berg’s private press, Big Pond […]
Book Review: The Greatest of Marlys
The Greatest of Marlys Lynda Barry, 248 pgs, Drawn and Quarterly, www.drawnandquarterly.com, $29.95 There are a million, billion coming-of-age stories […]
Zine Review: You, Monster!
You, Monster! Comic, Brian Roppel, 20 pgs, BrianRoppel.com In the comic world, the line between cute and grotesque can sometimes […]
Book Review: Kitaro Meets Nurarihyon
Kitaro Meets Nurarihyon, Shigeru Mizuki 192 pages, Drawn and Quarterly, drawnandquarterly.com, $14.95. After returning from WWII, Shigeru Mizuki began re-adapting the […]
Zine Review: The First Picture I Ever Took of You
The First Picture I Ever Took of You Photo zine, Isolde Woudstra, 28 pages, isoldewoudstra.com € 5 plus shipping This photo […]
Book Review: Mooncop
Mooncop, Tom Gauld 96 pgs, Drawn and Quarterly, drawnandquarterly.com, $22.95 In his newest graphic novel, Tom Gauld explores loneliness and […]
Zine Review: Super Crappy Comix
Super Crappy Comix Comic, Rebecca Roher, 16 pages, RebeccaRoherArt.blogspot.ca Self-deprecation is a thing that sometimes exists in the zine world. […]
Zine Review: Roadtrip to Nelson
Roadtrip to Nelson Comic, Steph Hill, 12 pages, [email protected], $5 The adult colouring book phenomenon may turn the stomachs of […]
Zine Philosophy: The Story Swallowers
The following piece is an excerpt from Everything + All At Once, a zine by Toronto-based author and illustrator Markus […]
Book Review: Rolling Blackouts: Dispatches from Turkey, Syria, and Iraq
Rolling Blackouts: Dispatches From Turkey, Syria, and Iraq, Sarah Glidden 306 pages, Drawn & Quarterly, www.drawnandquarterly.com, $29.95 What is journalism? […]