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  #1: SKiN!
By Phill Feltham & Lyndsey Van Dyk
“Such a cozy, modest publication, the poets' voices could be interchangeable - they fit almost too well together. I enjoyed the uncomplicated angst of these poems, and was tickled by the rhymes that made reading them feel more sing-songy than serious, despite macabre subjects like suicide. The first stanza of "Impatience" by Feltham sparkles: "I sniff and snort and I scratch and itch/ Wondering, could you ever make that switch/ You show no emotion... you're like a rock/ Heck, I could get more passion from my sock", as does the first stanza of "Strings" by Van Dyk: "Empty kisses/ Knives drenched in honey/ Living a lie/ Humans are deaf" – Broken Pencil Magazine
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  #2: MY TRIP TO KINGSTON
By Phill Feltham
Kingston is a beautiful city. This collection of poetry is based on my experiences there. Very popular zine.
“Phill's trip to Kingston seems to be filled with women trouble. Alas, in Brunette he makes this heartbreakingly clear: "You are so beautiful/I am glad we met/But tomorrow will come/And my hesitation will be/My 'long distance' regret." Man, if that doesn't just about sum everything up about a Queen's University frat party I don't know what does. My only suggestion to Phill would be to maybe include the odd simile or analogy here or there to really bring the babe alive.” – Broken Pencil Magazine
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  #3: ALIVE
By Phill Feltham
The poet continues his journey into his darkened soul with the motto, “I don’t need anybody, and I certainly don’t need you!”
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  #4: PULLING TEETH
By Phill Feltham
Poetry with an edge.
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  #5: WICKED TWIST
By Phill Feltham & Andrea O’Callaghan
“The poetry from this zine is constructed as a "wine list." While some of the poems are bitter yet rich with piercing truths from a depressed soul; others are love poems full of devotion and understanding, compassion and attentiveness. The strange thing is that stereotypically it would be easy to assume that Phill would be writing those poems of distress and embittered sadness while Andrea would be the love junky. However, upon second glance, the wicked twist arises and the reader realizes that that it is quite the opposite. The poems are really dark and some distressing; a menagerie in one varied menu. It’s quite interesting, the different views of both poets and how each displays their work side by side to show a contrast in perspective, and yet one has to assume that they could be writing about one another and the possible relationship they shared or do share.”
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  #1: Last Dance
By Phill Feltham
A high school student pines over the popular school in school and debates whether he should ask his teacher to dance or not.
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  #2: The Thumb Ring
By Phill Feltham
A teenager proposes to his girlfriend with his thumb ring, but realizes he may not be as ready to face adulthood as he thinks.
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  #3: Hillsburgh
By Phill Feltham
A student recalls brutal bullying incident from childhood.
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