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Comment by Windowfog on April 2, 2011 at 6:02pm

Anyone here on deviantArt as well?

I just made the Zinesters group on deviantArt. The group needs members and gallery submissions. Submissions can be anything zine related that you have of your own zines, collections, excerpts, or illustrations.

It's open to anyone who makes, read, or has an interest in zines. Hopefully, with regular contributions, it'll become a semi-active group and a place to find other dA zinesters.

 

Also, I don't have a group logo/button up yet, but it will probably be one I just slap together since I'm not very handy with graphics. But if anyone feels generous and wants to do a quickie logo, I wouldn't mind either ;).

Comment by Keith L. on March 30, 2011 at 6:16am

Every Reason 'zine is now accepting poetry, prose, story, and photocopier friendly artwork submissions for issue #6.  Submissions go here:  everyreasonzine@gmail.com.  Conributors get an issue of the 'zine and a little street cred as well. Thanks!!

Comment by NicoleIntrovert on March 29, 2011 at 12:23pm

Get Fit For the Pit is a zine dedicated to fitness and nutrition for folks in the punk/activist/etc scene.  I have noticed that our subculture puts a lot of emphasis on touring, traveling, going to shows, running on little sleep, etc.   These things do not always add up to a healthy lifestyle, especially as some of us are getting older.

I wanted to put a zine out about taking back our fitness and health.

Issue #2 is going to be all about nutrition.  Some ideas to get you going...

• - What diet do you follow?
• - What have you cut out of  or added to your diet?
• - What success have you had with supplements?
• - How do you stay on track when traveling?

This is not just about being vegan or vegetarian.  (I am actually neither, but respect both diets!)   I am looking for essays or information regarding what has worked for you in your nutrition habits.  Have you made a change that has made a huge difference for you, perhaps even eliminating symptoms of an illness you may have?

You have the option of emailing me your essay for me to lay out or you can do a half-size layout yourself and mail it in. Please keep essays to roughly 1000 words.   I am also looking for cover art, so please get in touch if you are interested!  As of now, the deadline for the nutrition issue will be June 15th, 2011.

Email any submissions or questions: getfitforthepit@gmail.com

Mail to: Nicole Harris PO Box 35501 Richmond, VA 23235

Get Fit For the Pit #1 will be out soon, so stay tuned!

http://compilationstation.wordpress.com/2011/03/29/get-fit-for-the-...

Comment by Alan Lawless on March 28, 2011 at 10:57pm

Flying Saucer #2 needs your help. I'm looking for essays, photography, short fiction and poetry-there's a loose 'urban' theme, but it's just a. I'm also looking for zines, books, films and comics to review. email me at flyingsaucerproductions@yahoo.com.

 

thanks!

Comment by Necro Neil on March 28, 2011 at 9:43am

http://necronomiconfanzine.blogspot.com/

 

Necronomicon fanzine needs contributions for issue 18. Its a UK horror fanzine done in a chatty and personal style, mainly about retro horror films from my childhood. Look at the blogpost to get some ideas for contributions you could write and send them to me at necroneil@live.com

Thanks so much!

Comment by Johnny America on March 22, 2011 at 8:50pm

“Johnny America,” a little 'zine of fiction and humor published by the Moon Rabbit Drinking Club & Benevolence Society, is seeking submissions for our next, ninth issue. We’re particularly interested in items that work within the very loose theme of “Kansas.”

 

We’d like to emphasize the flexibility of the theme. A pithy review of Greensburg’s “world’s deepest hand-dug well” would certainly qualify, as would using Kansas as a barely-present backdrop for a short work of serious fiction. Kansas City, Missouri items would certainly be “close-enough,” and we’d be thrilled to consider a crypto-zoological profile of “MoMo,” the Missouri Monster, whose famous and baffling aversion to the sunflower state has never been adequately explained. Fiction, non-fiction, humor, reviews of dive bars or diners -- anything “Kansas” is game.

Comment by Cleo on March 17, 2011 at 9:26pm

It's come to my attention that I should clarify: the letters can be happy, sad, to someone you don't know or someone you passed on the street... I have a letter in there that is one sentence and a letter that has taken up a page (two half-pages) handwritten. Some use their own names and some use fake ones. It's all up to you and something I would like to make more than one volume of, so more than one letter (at one time or anytime) is definitely welcome.

Comment by Cleo on March 11, 2011 at 12:37am

Hi all!

I'm looking for contributions for my first zine "Dear Anonymous". It's basically collecting letters people write when they can't - for whatever reason - say what they want to say to something. They can be one sentence or longer. It is a mini-zine at this point, so no huge letters at the moment.

If you'd like to contribute, I'll send you a copy of the zine. :) Even if it turns out your letter doesn't fit in the first one, I'll still send you a copy. (If you want a copy, include your mailing address so I can send it to you.)

Email: theauthor@inkyblots.com

Comment by DJ Frederick on March 8, 2011 at 7:51pm

DJ Frederick is issuing a call for submissions for the second 2011 issue of Signals: A Media Zine. I am looking for personal essays that involve radio related topics, interviews, and articles about any and all aspects of shortwave listening, free / pirate radio stations, community radio, low power radio and the “underground” era of FM radio. Artwork, fiction, poetry and any unusual or even remotely related topics are appreciated as well. Please send queries to: singinggrove@conknet.com

Comment by ira on March 8, 2011 at 7:36pm

ISOLATED ZINE CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS

this zine seeks to document the experience of activists, trans* queer folk, radicals, anarchists, environmentalists, etc. living in rural areas, suburbia, or any place where it is hard to organize and feels like there are no resources for you. it does not aim to say there is something “wrong” with living in these spaces, but if the individual submitting has a disenfranchising experience then please share how you overcome that if you do/can.

poetry, art, articles (personal, how to, etc.), and any other media submission is more than welcome.

please send submissions to libirate at riseup dot net.

feel free share or ask any questions you may have. there is no deadline as of yet, but i'll update with any changes,

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