Fall 2020 Indie Book Picks
Here are our picks of the top 11 indie books for Fall 2020! NOVELS Orphans of Empire Grant […]
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‘Present’ radiates a brooding and insular spirit
Dog Day Present, fundog, fundog.bandcamp.com It’s either impressive or incredibly unsettling that Dog Day are able to sound hopeful […]
Alias Ensemble delivers magic in ‘A Splendour Of Heart’
Alias Ensemble A Splendour Of Heart, Independent, danielromano.bandcamp.com Welland, Ontario’s Daniel Romano has released eight albums since the era […]
‘Noopiming Sessions’ creates a meditative ambiance through its lasting lure
Leanne Betasamosake Simpson Noopiming Sessions, Gizhiiwe, gizhiiwe.bandcamp.com Mashkawaji lies frozen, though conscious, under the surface of an icy lake. […]
“The Would-Be President” is a bizarre and punchy play that parodies Donald Trump
The Would-Be President Play, John Dishwasher, 60 pgs, johndishwasher.org, $5 USD Donald Trump, a counselor, a philosopher, and a fencing […]
The carnivalesque zine ‘Cabaret’ is a feast for the eyes
Cabaret Chapbook, Derek Beaulieu, 14 pgs, above/ground press, abovegroundpress.blogspot.com, $4 It doesn’t take long to grasp the technicality of what […]
Growing and Growing
Folio is a section bridging the printed page with unexpected media, hosted by a different artist or curator each issue. […]
New fiction: Kenny by Alison Taylor
ILLUSTRATION: JEGA DELISCA People yelled at him a lot. He knew that was putting it simply, but sometimes that helped, […]
‘Vancouver Sucks for Cycling’ is a pretty darn cute look at what to expect when venturing in Vancouver landscape
Vancouver Sucks for Cycling Zine, Hari Yams, 42 pgs, [email protected] Hari Yams is a bit of a zine scene lifer, […]
Cow-nter Surveillance: A DIY Guide to Messing with Surveillance Systems
As part of our year-long, four issue series about the uses of analog media and DIY arts as activist tools, […]