New to us issue of Black & Blue by Linda Morris (Zines M66b no. 2) features Barbie on Barbie action, a rundown of LA Ladyfest 2002, and a profile of the author's cat Spider and her shoe fetish. ♥♥♥
Wow, there's a lot of zine events coming up, including one in New York City September 24-25!
Cindy Crabb has been writing the influential, internationally distributed, autobiographical-feminist zine Doris since the early 90’s. Join us in celebrating her new book “The Encyclopedia of Doris,” which brings together the last 10 years of Doris zines with a ton of new writing at Bluestockings Bookstore, Sunday, September 25 at 7:00.
Poem from Hoosai (from Hoodlums and Crazy Saints) #1 by Ianna Owen.
Did you miss the Livestream of International Zine Library Day? Have no fear, we've got a recap for you!
photo by Joanne Saad from ZineWiki
Neat quotation about why zines matter and indirectly why zine preservation matters from I Am a Camera #7 by prolific zinester and author Vanessa Berry.
The Pittsburgh Zine Fair wants YOU to table on Thursday, September 1, from 5pm-10pm at the A.I.R.
The Olneyville Library in Providence, Rhode Island, is trying to expand its local comics/art books/zine collection, so that the public can have access to these rare local gems.
July 21st is International Zine Library Day.* Celebrate it by participating in the Barnard Zine Library 6-hour Zine Challenge!
Thursday, July 21, Barnard Library, 11am-5pm 1st floor of the library.
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