New Issue Announcement thread!

[Andrew Culture]

I know we're all going to do it, so I guess we could keep it neat and tidy by putting it all in one thread. So here goes, JUST post about your new issue in this thread, don't discuss or reply, that way new members can easily see what output we're all responsible for!

[Mazucca City]

Issue two of Mazucca City is finished.  It features a tour of my city's alleys, true stories on the alley theme and part of on my on-going feature, Apartment Life - Remembering Past Lives Through Accomidations.  $3 

[Raymond Soulard, Jr.]

The Cenacle | #81 | June 2012
Download link: http://www.scriptorpress.com/cenacle/81.html
[Size = 4.5 MB]

Hello everyone,

A little late but here is the new issue of The Cenacle. The challenge with June (and December) issues it to create a good new issue in less than two months’ time. Since I write several pieces for each issue, that means I need to push hard to write as well as to edit the issue. Fortunately, my pieces are among a much larger number to flesh out the number.
   
The contents of this new issue include:
•    Poetry by Tom Sheehan, Martina Newberry, Judih Haggai, Raymond Soulard, Jr., Nathan D. Horowitz, & newcomer Joe Coleman
•    New fixtion by Raymond Soulard, Jr.
•    Classic fiction by Philip K. Dick
•    “5 Fascinating New Uses For Psychedelics” by Sarah Seltzer
•    From Soulard’s Notebooks commentary
•    Notes from New England by Raymond Soulard Jr.
•    Secret Joy Amongst These Times: A History of Scriptor Press by Raymond Soulard Jr.
•    “Travel to Belize” journal by Charlie Beyer
•    Photography by Kassandra & Raymond Soulard, Jr.
•    Photography by Jeremy Kilar
•    Artwork by newcomer Baylen Greever

It is especially gratifying to be able to welcome both newcomers & frequent contributors to this issue. Any creative project needs both to keep consistently lively & interesting. Kassi & I had a lot of fun getting this issue done; we hope you enjoy it!
 
Email comments to this mailing list by simply hitting “reply” to this email—or reply to me directly & off-list at [e-mail]
 
Peace,
Raymond

[Laura Bloom]

Hi everyone, I've just put up my 24 Hour Zine on etsy!

It's available in both colour and black and white but if you buy colour I'll include a copy of my perzine BLOOMURDER #1!!

https://www.etsy.com/listing/106196693/bloomigrant-24-hour-zine-201...

https://www.etsy.com/listing/106197033/bloomigrant-24-hour-zine-201...

[Catherine Elms]

Here. In My Head. #11: A 24-Hour Zine
24 pages, 8″ x 3″, printed on pink paper – 50p

 

This zine was created for the 24 Hour Zine Thing.  50p to buy, or free to trade.  Get in touch if interested!  More info here: http://blatantblithe.wordpress.com/2012/07/22/here-in-my-head-11-no...

[Tom Hendricks]

Dear Readers,

The new issue of Musea is out and about and prowling the night! ... at the usual suspected locations! AND webmaster Matthew has posted it on the Musea website (see below).

This issue is not for those children that are too young, or women who have ever had the vapors ! YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!

Here's the intro to the ish:

This issue of Musea is an adventure story for the kids.... but only brave kids because.... well you will be plenty scared - and NOT just from reading poetry!!!
__________________________

Now ... still time to leave the room ....
OK for those brave souls left, here is the start of LIBRARY BOOK, a kid's story in VERSE:
__________________________

LIBRARY BOOK

I woke up sweating
and shivering too!
My library book
was overdue!

I know what you're thinking
'How could you forget?'
But hear the whole story.
There's more to it yet.

The day turned dark.
A storm was approaching.
I missed my school bus,
and was stuck with walking.

Everyone was gone,
even that bully, Bratty.
I was there alone
with a wind that was rattling.

The clouds got blacker.
The leaves were like bees
swirling in circles
and stinging my face.

I raised my hands
to protect my eyes;
but, through my fingers
I saw in the sky...

__________________________

For more of this issue (or hundreds of more issues and articles from the Musea Web Vaults) click on this
http://www.musea.us/newdex.html

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http://www.Musea.us
MUSIC, 6 full CD's of free Post-Bands Music)
http://www.Hunkasaurus.com
BLOG for Musea, Art Contests, Weekly E-mail Messages)
http://www.Musea.wordpress.com

YOUTUBE CHANNEL, features all my 60 videos)
http://www.youtube.com/TomHendricksMusea
BIG MUSIC LIST (200 Song - First Worldwide Best Music List)
http://wp.me/p5S9X-36

[Jon Foster]

Here's my zine about spending a month in China. I don't want any money, just want to trade for things you guys have made. Let me know if you want one.

[Kelly Dessaint]

 

Piltdownlad #5 
"The Detour Guide"

Piltdownlad is a personal narrative zine. Each issue is centered around an autobiographical story. In this issue it's "The Detour Guide," which continues the story from issue #2: "Women Got Me Drinking." (Though it is completely self-contained.) So there are more French Quarter shenanigans, interactions with gutterpunks and tourists, as well as a failed attempt at romance. Illustrated by the wonderful artist Nick Knudson. An excursus to the story is a short confession about my time in foster care. Also in this issue is a travelogue about a recent road trip the wife and I took to New Orleans, a piece called "Gettin' Lost Downtown," which details my attempt to start a t-shirt business with a street person in Downtown LA, zine reviews and a "Letters and Comments" section that focuses on previous issues of Piltdownlad and the papernet.

Typewritten and photocopied
Half-sized (5.5"x8.5")
64 pages

Available for trade or $3 concealed cash to:

KELLY DESSAINT
PO BOX 86714
LA, CA 90086

Or, for the big-spender, there are copies on etsy. 

Thanks!

[Kris Hartley]

I've finished my very first zine.  It's a little fancier than necessary, but the graphic designer in me couldn't help it.  Future issues will be less fancy but just as cool.

Please check it out if you have a mo'.

KZine; Vol. 1, Issue 1; The Blue Issue

Thanks!

Kris

[LizW]

New art zine Crude Reform Summer 2012.

[shut down]

[Ricardo Feral]

Obsolete #6 explores illness, creativity and freedom. 

 

"It is no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society."
-Jiddu Krishnamurti

• Why Anti-Authoritarians are Diagnosed as Mentally Ill - Bruce Levine PhD
• Keeping Gabe Among Us - Kelly Rose Pflug-Back interviews Martha Eleen                 
• Analingus and Old Lace- Amy Bugbee              
• Technology and Other Miracles-- Jonna Higgins-Freese                                  
• The Golden Pattern - J.J. Anselmi   

                     

Poetry by:

• klipschutz                             
• W. Joe Hoppe 
• Greta Anderson
• Christopher Barnes  

                      
Artwork by:             

• Eleanor Leonne Bennett
• Ericka "Wildgirl" Dana
• Blair Gauntt
• John Gill
• Rolland Guild 
• Ken Jackson
• P.S. Monear

Featured Artist:

• Terry Lee Dill

 

printed as a newsprint tabloid- get your copy at obsoletemag.blogspot.com  or contact me for a trade....

[Tee Rex]

Finished a split zine with Perth zinester Fergus. 

It’s 80 pages (40 pages each), 1/8 size and the theme is food. Fergus is an omnivore, I’m a vegan so there’s something for everyone. It’s $1.20 (plus 60c postage AU, $2.35 postage elsewhere). You can get it from my etsy (here).