Dead Bar: Bar Salon Midway
Oh, the Red Light District, once a shimmering neighbourhood brimming with erotic good times and endless nights of pant-offs and rub-outs. Or so I was told by city historians [...]
Lifestyle & Nightlife
Everything imagined and invented on culture, lifestyle and nightlife – living or dead.
Dead Bar: Bar Populaire
Bar Populaire was once a bar on St-Laurent, in Little Italy, north of the Mile End, but possibly excluded from that made-up couple of streets nicknamed the Mile Ex by travel [...]
Proverb(e)s
by Vincent Ouellette Chicks usually believe in god Most of the time we survive everything Philosophers are talentless smart people Utopia is possible but not by [...]
Overheard at Expozine 2014
Expozine is a strange and smelly breeding ground for strange and smelly people mainly looking for three things: cats, politics and vaginas. If they’re lucky, they’ll find [...]
Love You Forever
by Kevin Sexton I was recently employed at the William Ashley Warehouse Sale, a month-long sale for upscale house wares. I worked in the executive section, [...]
How To Not Find A Job: Pt II
by Roxane Hudon This is the sequel to How To Not Find A Job Oh Hello again, world! You probably remember me, I’m the 26-year old failure of a journalist [...]
The Body of a Superhero: An Almost Love Story
by Roxane Hudon It’s important to realize that I possess no skills of worth. I can’t play an instrument, I can’t draw, I am fiscally irresponsible and I’m not good at [...]
How To Not Find A Job
by Roxane Hudon Dear World, I’m a 26-year old failure of a journalist, because, instead of folding in or even trying, I’ve been having fun. I’m sorry, world, [...]
Anonymous
by Katie Heffring Anonymous, Two pieces of paper lie flat in front of me. One reads: — Platonis de Republica The roman numeral [...]
In the Desert
By Katie Heffring In the Desert There is Nothing And there is Everything Imagine Standing in the middle of a vast mountainless plain called the Desert In the [...]
