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Comment by robnoxious on October 11, 2009 at 7:17pm

FUTURE FUN ALL
Hello friends, I am putting out a call for writing, art, comics, photographs, on the practical and philosophical aspects of gender, sexuality, bodies, and queerness.
Personal experiences (good, bad, and other), philosophies, rants, funny stories, observations, interviews, dreams of the future. Ultimately, I want to put a zine out that is a positive fuck yeah for queernessi, transgenderisms, bodies, sexualities, and ultra wave inclusive feminism. A recognition that all oppressions are interconnected, and the time is now to share our stories and deconstruct the dead ends.
Years ago I did four issues of a crudely similar zine called “Girl-Boy” with a co-editor.
It was a fun and enlightening exploration, I want to do it again, this time with everybody!
After the submissions have been picked and assembled I will submit the final zine to an awesome independent publisher. I might also put it on a blog thing for the world to share. If you want to specify rights reserved in your works, write that on the work, or let me know in some way. This is not a profit venture, it is to share experience and open minds, our own, and anyone that reads.
If you have suggestions for a title, please send them in! My original brainstorm title idea “Beyond Girl-Boy” seems entirely cheesy. My new working title is: “Future Fuck All”.
Deadline is Novemebr 1st, 2009.
Drop me a note if you have questions.
- Robert

robotearl@gmail.com
robnoxious.wordpress.com

Comment by Bildwechsel on October 7, 2009 at 1:49am

qunst.mag #5 - experiments in living

The new issue of qunst.mag is now available!
You can download it at: www.qunst.net

‘Qunst.mag is an e-zine created by members of Bildwechsel and the contributing artists.
Our aim is to provide a platform for queer feminist artists working in various media.

Comment by incurable hippie on September 25, 2009 at 9:04am

I'm looking for submissions for a one-off zine called I'm Not Like Other Girls.

What I want women and girls to do is to complete the sentence,
"I'm not like other girls because..."

I will make a zine of the responses.

The sentence will appear randomly placed, with all credits at the end, so your sentence and your credit aren't linked. This may help you to be more open, and the zine will flow much better too.

They may be categorised by theme, but that will depend on the submissions.

If you want to contribute, email me at incurable.hippie@googlemail.com

1) Put 'I'm not like other girls' in the subject line.
2) Email me your sentence (I'm not like other girls because...)
3) Tell me if you want to be anonymous.
4) If you want to be credited, tell me how (name / pseudonym, name of zine, etc)
5) If you want to receive a contributors' copy when it's ready, tell me your address too.

I can't guarantee your words will be put in the zine, but it's very likely. I only want submissions from women and girls.

Thanks!

Comment by Sari M on September 11, 2009 at 1:25am

issue number one of my feminist zine hoax. is now printed! it is 36 pages, half size and the theme is relationships. topics include polyamory, racism in friendships, the case against marriage, womyn only spaces, male feminists, gendered language, the word "feminism", money and power in hetero relationships, vegan recipes and bicycles!

addy:
sari marsh
1021 dulaney valley road
baltimore md 21204

asking $2 or trade. hoaxzine@gmail.com or my profile for more info! <3

Comment by incurable hippie on August 31, 2009 at 12:29am

Rebel Grrl Zine: The Survive Issue is ready :)
This is a feminist zine aimed at survivors of sexual abuse and sexual violence. It is mainly aimed at women and girls, and is a 24 page A5 size zine, photocopied.

You can see details and / or buy with paypal at rebelgrrlzine.co.uk or contact me on here if you are interested in trading, or just send trades (for similar) to me at
Pippa
PO Box 4663
Sheffield
S1 9FN
United Kingdom.

Comment by Cherry Bomb Comics on August 16, 2009 at 11:48am

Just to let people in this part of the world know: Sister Spit are coming to the UK! Sister Spit are an amazing grrrl/queer spoken word and performance groupl from the US, led by Michelle Tea (Rent Girl, Valencia etc). Many of the performers are zinesters including Cristy Road & Chelsea Starr, and they will be bringing their special brand of literary mayhem to Europe & the UK in September, including London:
Saturday 5th September, rampART social centre, 15-17 Rampart Street London E1 2LA
8pm, entry by donation
DJs will follow, and zine distros will be running throughout the night!

Comment by Monstress Zine on July 26, 2009 at 12:23pm

hey everybody-- this is a bit tangential but the toronto women's bookstore is holding an art/craft auction august 8th and they're looking for donations to auction off. all proceeds go towards operating costs at the store. contact janet (buyerATwomensbookstoreDOTcom) for more info.

Comment by Amazing Sunflower on July 11, 2009 at 8:20pm

My first ever 24 hour zine is ready for you!

It is called Open Book, and it's a perzine. I'm a feminist, so I think it's a feminist zine.

It includes 38 things about me (and a shout out to Eunice for the idea), the story of why I live in Lawrence, KS, writing about my body image issues, and a piece about my recent run in with 81 chiggers and a tick. There's more, but I'll let some things be a surprise.

If anyone wants a copy, I'm asking $1 for it, or let's trade your lovely zine for my lovely zine.

You can write to me at

PO Box 1483
Lawrence, KS 66044

Comment by KellyRose-Pulse Zine on June 29, 2009 at 5:20pm

i think i fall under that category. i call my zine a zine about "life, feminism and learning to love yourself" because i incorporate all of these things into my zine. i have personal stories, pieces specifically on feminism and lots about the struggle of learning to love yourself. i'm not very political-more of the personal is political kind of thing.

Comment by Monstress Zine on June 29, 2009 at 2:29pm

i'm relatively new and thought i'd say hi. i used to do a zine called madcow for the university of toronto women's centre. my new zine's a lot less explicitly political, in fact it's organized around monsters. any other feminists out there making zines informed by feminism that aren't necessarily, "political?"

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