Zines & blogs
You learned to read and write when you were a little kid, and you still read or you wouldn’t be on this page. I hope you still write, too, and if you don’t, why doncha? Writing is fundamental, and I love reading what other people have written — even people who aren’t paid to write. Especially people who aren’t paid to write. These are some amateur words I’ve written about amateur writing I’ve read.
#7
• The Match #122
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| In the 1990s, some friends & I published Zine World (cover by Jeff Meyer) |
#6
• Broken Pencil #92
• Cape Cod Policymaker #6
• Dear You
• The East Village Inky #64
• Green Ghost
• I Am Trash
• I Hate Fun
• The Policymaker
#5
• Friday Night in
West Ealing #321
• Items from My Childhood
• Lazy Sundays
• Montana Diary
• No Gods, No Mattress
• The One-Eyed Wolf
• Over the Fence
• The-Sales-Men
• Sometimes People Don’t Suck #1
• What I Did in Lockdown
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| Factsheet Five was the zine that reviewed other zines. |
#4 • Driving Around
• Katabasis
• Marie and Worrywort
• No Romance in Hell
• Rebel Art Hoe #1
• These Are All
Inadequate #3
• To Love: Abusers
in Radical Spaces
#3
• Behind the Zines #10
• Earth Day Special
• Feral Comics #12
• Taddle Creek #47A
• Touring America:
Fall in New England
• With Intention
• Zisk #32
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| I’m pretty sure this was the first zine I ever read. |
#2
• A Knock of Three
• Anywhere but Here
• Awesome Things #3
• Devil in Hand
• The Man Who Mistook
His Life for a Hat #6
• Mystery Zine Bundle
• Reversed
• Scarfff #7
• Settling
• That Girl #16
• Tick-Tock
#1
This blog is a zine.