What Zine do you produce?

[Gigantor]

In order to familiarize myslf with more of you quicker and hopefully become more social/active on here.I thought I would ask you what zine(s) do you produce and what kind of zine is it.

[Bri Zine]

motor city kitty - its a perzine, basically, with some feminist writings, occasional reviews, etc.
i'm also working on a food zine called my little cookbook, but am far from completing that project.

[Bri Zine]

and do you make a zine?

[AndrewLips]

im working on 4 =/ they are all very different..

That Summer - perzine, about growing up, loosing friends, college, finding a job
All things perverted - sex/smut, about all things strange and sexual, weird sex acts etc..

these are the two im mainly focused on right now.

I know most people have one name for their zine like Aubade, and so many others but mine are all very different, and I know this is bad because if people want to read other stuff by me it's harder but I may call each zine Andrew Lips - That Summer or Andrew Lips - All things perverted? so on the cover it would still have my name for people to reconise..

good idea? bad idea?

[Elizabeth Rockett]

Riot-GRRRlife Zine...
Its like a zine about feminism, Activism, Queer things and like grrrl/queer related music.

I'm also working on a per zine. Just about my life. Which will talk more about assault and abusive environments. And thats called Steers N Queers (I'm from Texas originally so I figure the title fit) But its a work in progress and so it wont be complete for a good while im sure.

[Emma Jane Falconer]

I make:
Fanzine Ynfytyn (various issues)
Egeszsegedre- one off about Hungary
silly mini collage ones- pobble eh come & oh for olives
also coming out next week- Imaginary Uncles

[Candace]

The last zine with several issues that I made was called 'giantess'. it had personal stories and short fiction in it. I haven't sent the last 2 issues to any overseas distros though (I'm in australia), just Sticky and to friends. I plan to get a little more organised in the coming months and send off the zine properly (I don't plan to continue making it after the latest issue, #10)

I also do a few one shots (some out of print for years, others more recent), and some anonymous ones.

I know there are a ton of Pander expats on here and the like, but I'm not sure who is who so I hope more people reply to this. Also, would love to track down more australians who are on here.

[Emma Stronach]

Hello :)

I'm Emma. I'm an artist from Newcastle, Australia. I have two zines, one is called "Creatures and Dreams" (sketch/colouring book with paper doll centerfold) and another called "Book Art" which is about... Um... my book art. Probably easier to point you towards my blog so you can see what my art is like, hopefully that is ok.

www.emeraldarts.blogspot.com

[Andrew Culture]

I be making Beat Motel, it's got a bit of music content but it's mostly columns and crude humour. I also write for gawd knows how many other zines and magazines, and have written for the BBC. I'm not bragging though, I'm just crap at saying no when people ask me to write for them. My parents always ask how much I get paid, to which I can confidently always give the same reply, "nuffink", to which they remind me I was brought up to talk proper.

[Emma Jane Falconer]

talk proper, innit, you mean Andrew. Don't go dropping your innits, people will think you are frightfully common.

[Postmortem Remains]

Now a Webzine.... Postmortem Remains was in print till this summer... bands/artists/writers/photographers... all is welcome... used to do State of Mind a NYHC fanzine... violent Malformation a personal zine... and probably others in my head without me knowing

[Roberto Holanda]

i do various comics zines.. some ongoing series, some one-shots... and i make some Rock Underground zines. but make english versions of the Rock zines is too busy, thens I only have english versions of the comics zines.

[Donald R. Anderson]

Poet's Espresso, a poetry/art/photography/recipe/events zine-newsletter-publication. Just recently upgraded from colored cardstock black and white cover up to now a color glossy paper cardstock cover. The rest is still in black and white. It's free at coffee shops, colleges, book stores, libraries, restaurants, places that have community counters in central valley, bay, and Sacramento areas of California. And by subscription at $7 a year (6 issues) or $1.50 an issue (basically the postage cost more or less). We have another ning for it...
sunshadowmountain.ning.com