Q&A: zinester Cathon launches fabulous tiki murder mystery
The Pineapples of Wrath Cathon, Pow Pow Press Montréal-based graphic novelist Cathon serves up a zany tiki murder mystery. Set […]
Issue 84
Q&A: Theodore Carter talks abstraction and convention
Frida Sex Dreams and Other Unnerving Disruptions Theodore Carter, Run Amok We’re quickly becoming fans of new, upstart indie press […]
Q&A: Hassan Santur on youth, alienation, and the Somali immigrant experience
The Youth of God. Hassan Ghedi Santur, Mawenzi House. In stark prose, Toronto-based writer Hassan Santur explores the Somali-Canadian […]
Pencil Sharpener: Documenting SF’s Shadow Economy
In the midst of a “21st century tech gold rush,” Nick Marzano is more interested in what’s happening in the […]
Q&A: Brad Yung on how to create comics without going crazy
The Complete Stay as you are. Brad Yung, Three Ocean Press. Yung’s Stay as you are. mini-zines might just […]
Summer 2019 Indie Book Picks
Here are our picks of the best 9 indie books coming out this summer! In the End They Told […]
‘Chronic Brain’ zine: Everyday Tips to Manage Anxiety
Chronic Brain Zine, Mallory Taylor, 20 pgs, mallorycktaylor.com Anxiety seems increasingly rampant in today’s culture. Accompanying its apparent uptick […]
For All The Net Kids Out There: ‘I Grew Up on the Internet’ perzine
i grew up on the internet Perzine, Sidney Drmay, 10 pgs,@webspookie, Webspookie Productions, $7 This zine is what its title […]
Exposure Unit: Collaborative zines require care
A column about navigating the zine scene by Toronto-based zinester Rabeea Syed. Making your own work allows you lots of […]
Unpacking the Inarticulable: Cynthia Cruz’ essays on silence
Disquieting: Essays on Silence Cynthia Cruz, 184 pgs, Book*hug, bookhugpress.ca, $20 Brooklyn-based poet and essayist Cynthia Cruz unpacks the inarticulable […]