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The best donation you can provide is your time. Please add to and edit the current content on the site. | The best donation you can provide is your time. Please add to and edit the current content on the site. | ||
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| + | ==Official Sponsors== | ||
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| + | * [http://www.brokenpencil.com Broken Pencil] | ||
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| + | "Broken Pencil is the entertaining, indispensable guide to zines." - Betsy Powell, the Toronto Star | ||
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| + | [[Image:broken-pencil.jpg|frame|left|Broken Pencil]]Founded in 1995 and based in Toronto, Canada, Broken Pencil is a website and a print magazine published three times a year. It is one of the few magazines in the world devoted exclusively to underground culture and the independent arts. We are a great resource and a lively read! A cross between the Utne Reader, an underground Reader’s Digest, and the now defunct Factsheet5, Broken Pencil reviews the best zines, books, websites, videos, and artworks from the underground and reprints the best articles from the alternative press. Also, ground breaking interviews, original fiction, and commentary on all aspects of the independent arts. | ||
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| + | From the hilarious to the perverse, Broken Pencil challenges conformity and demands attention. | ||
Revision as of 19:45, 12 July 2006
Donations
The best donation you can provide is your time. Please add to and edit the current content on the site.
Official Sponsors
"Broken Pencil is the entertaining, indispensable guide to zines." - Betsy Powell, the Toronto Star
Founded in 1995 and based in Toronto, Canada, Broken Pencil is a website and a print magazine published three times a year. It is one of the few magazines in the world devoted exclusively to underground culture and the independent arts. We are a great resource and a lively read! A cross between the Utne Reader, an underground Reader’s Digest, and the now defunct Factsheet5, Broken Pencil reviews the best zines, books, websites, videos, and artworks from the underground and reprints the best articles from the alternative press. Also, ground breaking interviews, original fiction, and commentary on all aspects of the independent arts.
From the hilarious to the perverse, Broken Pencil challenges conformity and demands attention.
