Deleted Zines
In his January 6th blog update, former Verbicide Magazine columnist Mark Huddle wrote, “I loved writing for Verbicide. I am […]
Nathaniel G. Moore
Fun or Else!
A chat with Portland’s twee-pop quartet Together, Kathy Foster, Jen Sbragia, Kim Baxter and Ari Douangpanya make up the fun […]
Who Killed the Third Person?
He stood in front of his computer and wept, as there was not a single world remaining to conquer. No […]
Introducing Fantasy Camp
By Nathaniel G. Moore The going rate for a typical zine these days is still well under the $10 mark. But […]
Chips, Pop, Poetry?
Poetry has taken on many trendy forms since its inception thousands of years ago. It’s also found ways of alienating […]
Sitcom
The greatest trick McGimpsey has ever played on Canadian poetry is convincing it he doesn’t exist. It could be argued […]
Deleted Zines
Digging the dirt on ex-zinesters By Nathaniel G. Moore Late last year, while doing research for this column, I found […]
Toronto’s New Graphic Novel
By Nathaniel G. Moore Doug Wright Award-winning novelist and comic artist releases a collection of his mini comics from the […]
Montreal’s New Graphic Novel Store
By Nathaniel G. Moore A beautiful new Drawn & Quarterly store (211 Bernard St. W., Montreal) has opened in the […]
Column: Deleted Zines Digging the dirt on ex-zinesters
Column: Deleted Zines Digging the dirt on ex-zinesters By Nathaniel G. Moore As a former resident of Waterloo in the late […]
The Lonely Insanity of B-seventeen
Sharpener: The Lonely Insanity of B-seventeen By Nathaniel G. Moore B-seventeen, the pouting kidnapped dungeon girl of Dick Cheney is the […]
Feature: What’s this for? A terrifying and humourless journey into the pathologically guarded world of the independent author
Feature: What is this for? A terrifying and humourless journey into the pathologically guarded world of the independent author By Nathaniel […]