Tag Archive for the term: indie publishing

Look for that not-so-well-kept secret in town: Montreal’s fine art indie mag is back once again – this time with an issue on secrets. Featuring some of this city’s best up-and-coming artists and critical writers, LFDM’s co-publishers Annie Briard and Ed Janzen rock the scene for a fourth time with this free visual and performing [...]

I’m a finalist in the Indie Writers Death Match, an online short story competition being thrown down by Broken Pencil Magazine. And you guys are the judges. Congratulations! So head over to the link below, check out my story, “The Invisible Man Takes a Shit” and vote away! Your support, as [...]

Worn Fashion Journal, hatched in Montreal, is making the splash it deserves now from Toronto. I’m biased, I’ve been a contributing editor for Worn, but there seems to be consensus on the justness of these desserts; this week Worn’s been called required reading in Now Magazine to add to the recent commendations in Guardian UK, [...]

Heads up from the caps-lovin’ yet soft-spoken, large and in charge brilliant buds over at at Archive Montreal, yay, it’s Expozine!!:
Expozine, Montreal’s annual small press, comic and zine fair, will have its largest edition by far on Saturday, November 29 and Sunday, November 30, 2008, from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. at 5035 St-Dominique (Église [...]

Hey everyone,
Taking a break from playing Monkey Attack with Sidney (who just turned 1!) to dash off an update. If you hear primal screechy sounds while reading, I’m sorry.
Time Management for Anarchists is now a comic drawn by Marc Ngui:
http://nomediakings.org/time_management_for_anarchists/free_anarchomic_released.html
…will tell you how to get a free advance copy.
We are running an Artcade at a [...]

I feel like every night for the last 2 weeks I’ve had an occasion to drink. And I’m the type to take the world up on its occasions. So needless to say, I’ve been on a bender. It all started a little before Friday, October 19th (the days are hazy), but I know the date [...]

Not long after the Montreal screening of Jim Munroe’s Infest Wisely, I stumbled upon a copy of his 2004 novel, An Opening Act of Unspeakable Evil, at a local bookstore. Excited to see a physical sample of the DIY hero’s work, one that I could procure for a mere $10, I snapped it up.
I’m not [...]

Think craft fair! Think zine fair! Think BAZARRE. Yess, Indyish is producing a series of art markets for the Montreal Fringe Festival.
Over 100 Spots have already been booked by awesome artists.
Spots are still available every day, but from now on can only be booked in person at the Indyish tent inside the Fringe park.
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