Issue 8

Wow. This was a nice surprise. Under Terra is a continuing saga involving the lives of sixteen Canadian teenagers who, […]

I just don’t get these humour zines. Really. I mean this just isn’t funny. Or maybe I’m just a prude. […]

This starts out as a comic about three guys on a road trip to see Evel Knievel come out of […]

Although Melt the Snow appears light and fluffy and not all that substantial, it does accumulate a substance. So I’m […]

Sleepyhead is a delightful comic. Clean lines and bold strokes tells the story of lil’ Mike who gets more than […]

Discursive and varied and somehow completely different is the eponymous Tree Fort. Essay style dream fictions like When Television Was […]

This is a cynical footnote to the angst-ridden navel gazing of personal zines. Nothing more or less then a giant […]

If you send away for Meghan Robinson’s Perfected Isolation you will receive a plain brown envelope containing four poems and […]

Kevin Pearce’s short story collection leaves an impression. A sample from the first story reveals a young writer not afraid […]

Consisting of several short but good and informative interviews with Techno/Electronica music makers and a few music reviews there really […]

This comic crack cocaine’s me up! The main character is a simple cube, actually make that the rudest, crudest mother-fucking […]

Strongly written and well designed music zine that goes beyond the indie rock scene. Indeed, this issue of filler contains […]