Beer and Bloomsday Short Fiction Contest
analogue magazine teamed up with Hoyne Brewing Co. for the inaugural Beer and Bloomsday Short Fiction Contest, celebrating beer and the works of James…
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Deep Dark Truths: Fringe 2015
What does an A-list Fringe performer do while he’s on a Fringe tour? If you’re acclaimed solo artist Sam Mullins, you write a new…
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NOMEANSNO: The End of All Things
No matter where you are in the world, if you meet someone who is into punk rock at all and they find out you…
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[fringes]
in order to better support this poetry habit bordering on obsession i have decided to try my hand at exotic dancing now, it…
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The Sacred Pint, Alone
Sundown at The Garrick’s Head. My dazed and blood-red eyes droop and lilt. A pint of warm, noxious stout sits half-drunk in front of…
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Field Notes: Fort McMurray Janice
On short notice I had to travel to Fort McMurray for a day-long meeting. I booked my flights, but was unable to find a…
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Road Stories: Home Away from Home, Highlight Reel
Spent the month of June in Ontario. Had me a weekly gig — a “residency” they call it, though no accoms were provided so…
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Disrupted Domesticity Takes It Home
On January 30, 1972, Womanhouse opened to the public. Guided by artists Judy Chicago and Miriam Shapiro, twenty-five students from the Feminist Art Program…
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Out of the Wings: Intrepid Theatre’s new OUTstages Theatre Festival intentionally keeps it gay
Newsflash: Queer people love theatre. You’ll find them on the stage, in the audience, working in the wings, and writing the scripts. Of course,…
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Sandcastles
I awoke on the wrong side of a one way city, downtown, where the action laps across promises broken and those sinisterly fulfilled. Hope…
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