Nobody Can Eat 50 Eggs
Oh comic zines, how I miss thee. I can never get my fill of these things, so I was thrilled […]
Zines
Jelly Cake
Jelly Cake was first released in May 2006 to critical reviews by critics and readers alike. The zine was riddled […]
Your Mother’s Maiden Name
The crisp white cover adourned with a flower and cursive text is proof of the adage that appearances can be […]
Nate Relocates
There is the traditional photo album; the angst-ridden diary entries of high school days; the damned family movies. Granted, all […]
Indymum
Indymum number four includes some cute features, like a music festival review written by an eight year old, and practical […]
Downtown Toronto
As I stared at Kieffer’s Downtown Toronto #7, David Bowie’s Unwashed and Somewhat Slightly Dazed wafted out of my half-broken […]
The Extraordinary Life of Michael Elvidge
I have to admit, at first I wasn’t too impressed with Elvidge’s life, which seems, well, rather ordinary. I couldn’t […]
No Hope
At the top of the cover of No Hope #4, a headline teases: “crude, offensive, puerile, unfunny, unoriginal, piece of […]
Sometimes I wish raptors still existed so I could get disemboweled and finally spill my guts to someone
Long titles, longer poems. Lots of poems. Lots of rants. This is Spencer Butt–a 25-year-old poet and the singer of […]
The Reading Raum
Creating a Zinester’s Paradise in Berlin Leah Buckareff, formerly of Toronto’s City of Craft festival, has taken her long-standing love […]
The Tale of Cornelius P. McStone
The unlikely story of a septuagenarian zinester by Kelly Anderson Terry McAdorey always wanted to be a bum. As a […]
Children of the King
Growing up, Elvis style By Kelly Anderson Most people who’ve been through adolescence know what it’s like to be embarrassed […]