SQUISHY SQUELCH is a manual for examining value. Using methods of unpicking and putting back together with serendipity as a research tool, this manual will guide you through the secret histories that are buried within the seams. On the way, you will find perspectives, forgotten memories, and a new outlook for the materials that surround you. Thank you for touching.

This zine mostly contains short stories on a variety of subjects with some poetry, as well as an interview with Ace Hernandez and the No Boom Boom Soulbrother

Written over 5 years, this zine is #25 from the Brainscan series, written by Alex Wrekk who at the time in 2009 was the artist at Robert Street Anchor Archive. This zine is comprised various written pieces from the authors adventures and relationships with a lover.

This zine tells the story of sea dragons within a lagoon

This zine features poems printed on stickers covering a wide array of topics

This zine celebrates summer treats and features several places in Halifax you can get ice cream during the summer.

Published by SUNSCAD press, this issue covers artwork and writing about the aforementioned topics of drugs.

"It's Later Than You Think" is a screen-printed poster zine that explores the intersection between traditional printmaking, billiards, mental health and spirituality.

Published by Veins & Arterys, "Noise in the Tree" is a screen-printed artist book that features illustrations and photos by Marcus Dénommé. This project largely explores trees and their canopies high off the ground as a place to grieve.

Published by Veins & Arterys, "A Brief Moment" is a screen-printed artist book that features the works of 3 artists: Nadia Chaney, Taco and Ricardo Lantos.

Published by Veins & Arterys, "Get Off the Fucking Ground" features a photo essay that used point-and-shoot film cameras found in abandoned and foreclosed residential homes in Vancouver, BC. These photos follow a theme of being taken from trees, building rooftops and less frequented spaces in our neighbourhoods.

Alternative title: “Art Issue”
A collection of visual art by various artists, organized by editor Erik D. Chapman.

Photo essay regarding mutual aid and solidarity, uniting struggles against colonialism, capitalism, and fascism.

A story of an acid trip with some reflection mixed in.

A fanzine about the comedian Simon Anstell

This zine begins as a personal reflection on a photo and then moves into a fairy tale

This zine is a pocket guide to the SUNSCAD Food Bank, containing rules and a map

This zine summarizes the SUNSCAD Special General Meeting in September of 2024 covering potential student strike action over divestment of entities supporting the genocide in Palestine

An art zine about change