Cover art gallery: Sonja Ahlers (with disposable shaver by Brooke Nechvatel)
Insert: Mere Creation in a Chronologically Compressed Culture by Von Bark

• Editor's Note by Emily Pohl-Weary ONLINE!
• Discarded Printer, a photo by Richard Marks
• Bathroom Art, drawings by James Culleton
• Ashley, a photo by Mia Donovan
• Sick in Bed, a drawing by Rose Bianchini
• Lefties, a drawing by K. Crab
• Lovely Garbage, a photo by Colleen Baran
• McPoems, poetry by Billeh Nickerson
• Cut Out and Use: Performance Instructions for Your Next Shopping Mall Experience by Laura Nanni
• COLUMN Zoe Whittall: Take Your Passion, Make it Happen
• Mating Rituals of the 20-Somethings, a poem by Hollay Ghadery
• The Light Switch Method by Robert Weston
• Interview with cover Artist Sonja Ahlers by Kiss Machine
• Disposable, a story by Chandra Mayor
• Hurt, a story by Samantha Cleaver
• How To Make The Best Punk Album Never Made by Brian Joseph Davis + song online
• COLUMN Tamara Faith Berger: Present Preoccupations
• Barry Linden, Clockwork Orange and Dr. Strangelove, paintings by John Abrams, with a statement by Carla Garnet
• Spending The Money That Grows On Trees, a poem by Robert Priest + song online
• Sea Monsters, a short play by J. J. Steinfeld
• Jade and Kamogawa, photos by Isabelle Hayeur
• COLUMN Sally McKay: Art Is Science
• Wednesday January 5th, 2005, transit art by Michael Brown
• Your First Birthday, a photo by Dawn Yow
• COLUMN Jesse Hirsh: Reality Hacking: The Disposable Nature of News (and Democracy) ONLINE!
• Whole Foods, a story by Lisa Rundle
• How Do You Spell Love?, a poem by Myna Wallin
• The Disposable Ages of Woman, a diagram by Suzette Chan
• The World as We Know It, a story by Camilla Gibb
• Esquire, Fashion and Shape, tracings by Rob Labossiere
• Keep Breathing, a story by Lorne Roberts
• Obsessive Consumption, a photo essay by Kate Bingaman
• COLUMN Paul Hong: Good Advice on the Disposable Lifestyle

  Web Extras!
  Singer/songwriter Robert Priest and cultural provocateur Brian Joseph Davis have both written songs that accompany their pieces in KM#10, and they're kind enough to let us post them online.

  • Listen to singer-songwriter-poet Robert Priest's "Spending the Money that Grows on Trees".

  • Listen to Brian Joseph Davis's "Every Work of Art is an Uncommitted Crime" from the best punk album never made, Minima Moralia.

  Also read an original short story by Toronto Writer Lisa Foad.

  • Read Lisa Foad's brilliant story, Balance.