Tag Archive for the term: literature

We at Indyish want to bring you reviews and highlights from Expozine 07. Unlike theatre and music reviews, ‘zines take a little time to ruminate (read: read) but we promise to blog as we consume our Expozine purchases over the next few days.

I’m just bursting with excitement for the Ms. Guided launch this Thursday. The Montreal-based travel-writing zine ties together two of my favourite things: literature and a sense of place. I’m also looking forward, somewhat narcissistically, to seeing my first short story in print in this edition. To top it off, the event will feature bluegrass, […]

This is the continuing interview with Christine Bellerose and Virginie Mangin from Homonumos magazine. Homonumos is a multi-lingual, multi-disciplinary, art, science, beyond real classifications journal. It aims to incorporate elements of the human condition into a classy, easily accessible magazine that is for earth, literally.
They are seeking submissions so get in touch and […]

I thoroughly enjoy meeting and working with people that are doing something to bring the various faces facets of the human condition/experience to light. I like people that really take the extra steps to make what their ideas are into something tangible and real. Not just thinking that the ideas are the end […]

The Indyish Assembly 1.0 is a collaborative art relay that took place from Feb 10th to March 10th involving artists in music, filmmaking, and illustration. Scriptwriters wrote short scripts from a rock opera piece, filmmakers shot the scripts, and musicians made the soundtracks, each having a week to do their part. We screened the films […]