The Bosun Chair offers something tender and intimate
The Bosun Chair Jennifer Bowering Delisle, 120 pgs, NeWest Press, newestpress.com, $17.95 Thoughtful and melancholic, The Bosun Chair’s set of […]
Issue 79
Head Fanzine #2 is an an “assemblage of mid-late 20th century underground loser culture”
Head Fanzine #2 Zine, Jake Goodman and Jeffry Lee, 40 pgs, headfanzine.bigcartel.com, $5 This black-and-white punk zine describes itself as […]
Take a look at Happy Tapir #3 zine if you’ve been cursed with a recurring dream
Happy Tapir #3 Perzine, Johnny Masiulewicz, [email protected], $3 U.S. + postage I have never been blessed nor cursed with a […]
Zine Philosophy: Trans Sex Zine Collective
by Von DeWitt of the Trans Sex Zine Collective TRANS SEX ZINE is a collaborative, ongoing sex ed project […]
Ellis and Tannahill’s ‘The Videofag Book’ documents the extraordinary Toronto landmark
The Videofag Book William Ellis & Jordan Tannahill, eds., 192 pgs, BookThug, bookthug.ca, $20 This fascinating anthology records the life […]
Horticultural Counterpowers #2 zine simplifies urban gentrification
Horticultural Counterpowers #2 Zine, [email protected], $5 (paper), $6.50 (cardstock) Zines are such perfect vehicles for unassuming, disruptive ideas, simple expositions […]
obscuritysquared zine may not be down to earth, but still offers a sense of sucess
obscuritysquared Chapbook, Michael Smilovitch, 24 pgs, The Blasted Tree Art Collective & Publishing Co., theblastedtree.com, $7 “Write something coherent and […]
Take a look into Nickname zine
The following are excerpts from the zine Nick Name by Hurley Winkler and Aysha Miskin! To read our full review, […]
Lain and Jess offers enough magic realism to keep you captivated
Lain and Jess Short story collection, Efehan Elbi, 30 pgs, [email protected], $3 Dawson’s Creek is coming to mind — possibly […]
The Tide chapbook is hypnotic
The Tide Chapbook, Jake Byrne, 38 pgs, Rahila’s Ghost Press, rahilasghostpress.com, $10 The Tide is hypnotic, alternatingly seductive and repulsive, […]
Making your events more accessible!
If your event is inaccessible, it is neither radical nor revolutionary I spoke with various members of the Deaf community […]
Deaf Zinesters Won’t Wait Up
“CULTURALLY DEAF PEOPLE don’t see deafness as a detriment — why would they, when there is a large, rich, vibrant […]