Zine Scene: Quimby’s of Chicago
Ask anyone in Chicago where the best place is to get independent books and zines, and they will surely have…
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Zine Scene: Sticky Institute
Melbourne, Australia’s Sticky Institute knows zines. “I try to read literally every zine that comes through our doors,” manager Luke…
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Zine Scene: Tom Moniz’s Radical Parenting
Parenting and the alternative life with Tom Moniz, author of Rad Dad.
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Zine Scene: Retail Relations with Matt Metzler
For the author of comics about the mundane repetitiveness of workaday life, Portland artist Matt Metzler has a curiously “carpe…
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Zine Scene: Wordplay with Katie Haegele
Katie Haegele’s language-centric zines grew, quite appropriately, out of having something to say, but nowhere to say it.
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Zine Scene: The Sociology of Aaron Lake Smith
A Q&A with Aaron Lake Smith, writer of Big Hands and Unemployment.
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Zine Scene: Independence and Creativity in Publishing
Zine Scene is a new weekly column where you can learn about new and established zinesters, as well as other…
14 years ago