ABC
By Melissa Bovaird On February 12th a group of dedicated (or at least not-quite-right) individuals trekked through the worst of […]
Sharpeners
Indie Lit Makes It Big in Hungary
By Richard Rosenbaum Following the collapse of the Soviet Union in the early 1990s, and the resulting chaos across Eastern […]
Will Munro 1975-2010
By Nathaniel G. Moore & Lindsay Gibb When Will Munro — the Toronto-based artist who helped redefine what “queer” meant in […]
Delicious, Minty, Microscopic Art
By Alex Gurnham Few people have a passion for candy packaging. But then again few people, other than Robert Pasternak, have […]
Chips, Pop, Poetry?
Poetry has taken on many trendy forms since its inception thousands of years ago. It’s also found ways of alienating […]
Message in a Tin
Like so many worthwhile but unlikely projects, the idea for Cigar-Tin Stories, “came from something obsessive.” Kingston author and painter […]
Book Bombing
The Philadephia-based public installation project Book Bombs started when printmaker Michelle Wilson wrote a note to her friend Mary Tasillo […]
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 […]
Mining Memories, Telling Tales
By Erin Gray “Reclaiming our voices through digital storytelling is not just about telling our stories, but about reclaiming our […]
Busting at the Zines
By Dave Miller There wasn’t much signage outside of the Église Saint-Enfant Jésus, just a few printed sheets taped onto […]
Welcome to the City of Craft
December 1st, 2007 marked the very first City of Craft fair in Toronto’s Parkdale neighbourhood. So what, you say, there […]