For $10, you can have a table at a fun, mellow zine fest in a Williamsburg bar on Saturday, July 21st from 2-7. (In my experience the event has been all-ages, but drinking only for grown-ups.)
Jordan and I tabled for Barnard at the Brooklyn Zine Fest on April 15. I also acquired some zines.
Two months after the fact, I'm finally getting around to cataloging zines I purchased or traded for at the Feminist Zinefest, held in Brooklyn on February 25.
Our table at the Zinefest
We'll Never Have Paris #9 - submission deadlines May 1. WNHP is a nonfiction literary submissions based zine all put together by one woman. Contributors shall send a story or essay of your tales of regret. The theme for this issue is "new to you," whatever that means to you. First time writers encouraged. Nonfiction only, sorry no poetry or fiction.
UPDATE: We have received a sufficient number of applications and are no longer accepting new candidates. We will reopen the search later, if necessary.
Summer Library Job: Zines Assistant
Open to Barnard and Columbia students and '12 graduates.
We have at least five zines in our collection that go out of their way to excoriate Rush Limbaugh.
I sat down with Gender Trouble by Judith Butler, salivating to sink my teeth into a juicy argument against the gender binary...only to be slapped in the face with sentences like "What happens to the subject and to the stability of gender categories when the epistemic regime of presumptive heterosexuality is unmasked as that which produces and reifies these ostensible categories of ontology?" ...
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Jenna Freedman, Zine Librarian
zines@barnard.edu
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