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November Corridor feels the thanks
Feeling thankful! Corridor is accepting poems and art for January and February 2027. We need lots of art. Artists, where’s the art? Please consider sending over some print-ready art. We LOVE your art.
October Corridor Zine Slaps!
The October volume of our favorite zine will go out into the world this week and next. There is some discussion about having a fun little meet-up, perhaps at Stones Throw, to celebrate the 50th Corridor, April 2027. Details will roll out probably after the holidays.
Free Stickers and the Magic of Corridor
What a joyful project Corridor has become. Our distributors have been sharing stories about their interactions with poets and readers throughout our community. Connections are happening as copies are left in newspaper racks and community areas of coffee shops and restaurants.
June Corridor Loves You
So, FOURTY volumes of zine! All zine, all the time. Pumping out poetry and art for free for strangers to find and discover—super wow! July’s edition is printing now. If you found the June edition, I hope you had a fun conversation with it.
Jack and Jill Make a Pot of Coffee
OCCAM’S CUP OF JOE This morning, in the first hours of the day, while surrounding minds quietly rest, my mind wants to stretch its legs. It wanders around and is restless. There is an equation hovering over our heads that humans must solve. It feels like an inconsistent equation, but it is solvable.
What is Remembered Lives
Often, I would cross paths with people who either knew her or knew of her. She was well known in both Bellingham and Vancouver, and every person always had a kind word to say about her.
February Zine: Art, Poetry, and Connection
This month Corridor collaborated with Wishful Thinking Press. AND! We offer readers a “I LOVE Zines” sticker inside each zine.
Together, these pieces suggest that small moments of attention, love, and care are what make people feel real and grounded, even when everything else feels uncertain.
Corridor vol. 35 Rings In The New Year
Corridor vol. 35 – The Seattle Space Needle seemed a bit shy, concealed, and unsure, but a big bang nonetheless. It feels a little like America’s outlook for 2026. This coming year is sure to bring some more “WOW” moments on the political front. But we got this. Let’s hold hands, take a deep breath, keep our chins up (elbows up if you’re Canadian) — we got this.
The Art of Moments: December Corridor Zine Insights
Corridor #34 will be distributed over the next two weeks. Keep your eyes peeled!
The December Corridor reflects on the passage of time through shifting seasons, lingering memories, and the small moments that shape our days. The poems and artwork explore how time changes what we notice, what we carry, and how we find meaning in the ordinary.
