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Let's Trade Zines!

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This is a group designed specifically for trading your zine for someone elses. Post a decription of your zine or contact some people in the group directly!

Members: 546
Latest Activity: on Thursday

I realised there wasn't a group on WMZ specific to zine trades so I wanted to get something in place so that people can pool together their interest in trading.

Thanks for making this the biggest group on We Make Zines!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Everyone seems to post a new thread in the forum when they want to share their zines but why not just come to one group where you know people are going to be receptive when you want to share with them!

TO GET STARTED, ADD A COMMENT INCLUDING A ONE-LINER ABOUT YOUR ZINE FOR TRADE AND A ONE-LINER ABOUT WHAT YOU'RE AFTER IN THE TRADE (IF YOU'RE FEELING SPECIFIC)....

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Comment by Sage on January 12, 2009 at 5:24pm: Wow! The group logo is my one inch button! What a surprise <3

Comment by sinoun. on January 7, 2009 at 8:29pm: hello everyone, i just printed more of a zine i made a couple of years ago. it is super tiny. (2x3 inches) 36 pages. it is called "small tasks of labour suit her slender bones". it features a bunch of short short stories about human disappearance.

here is a nice little review from laura-marie:
"from sinoun of smelling trees fame, this is a tiny zine, in color, with strange collage art and strange super-short stories, fairy-tale like. evocative and a little spooky at the beginning, thematically repetitive as you go along--it's all about human disappearance, as the subtitle suggests. an interesting little experience, imbued with sinoun's personal eccentricity."

sinoun // p.o. box 1602 // decatur, ga 30031

:) looking forward to hearing from you.

Comment by Coco Negro on January 7, 2009 at 8:21pm: hello! I write a perzine called, "Carrots and Condoms". Most of the content (in the current issue) centers around my wacky travels, self-reflection, community, activism, permaculture, and trying to reconcile my love for cities with my desire for the earth to thrive without them.

i'd love to trade mostly for perzines, although i'm pretty much open to anything. i get excited about stuff that is honest, personal, creative, and artful. zines of the politically radical persuasion are really what i'm interested in reading about-whether it's queer, feminist, primitivist, about mental health or graffiti.

drop me a line if yer interested-lets trade!

Comment by bats on January 7, 2009 at 5:58am: little tiny street art zine!
anybody in australia want to trade?
batsbatsbatss@gmail.com

Comment by Mr. T on January 6, 2009 at 8:19am: I'll trade if anyone is interested....

Comment by Jme Hash on January 5, 2009 at 10:00pm: Ok now I have "WeeeT! WeeT!WeeT!" ready for trade! It's a guinea pig zine with stories and illustrations of cuteness! And some cold hard reality!
Go to burglesddumpster@yahoo.com!

Comment by Jme Hash on January 2, 2009 at 4:50pm: I do ButtRagMag! It's shitty and crappy, butt comes w/ toilette paper. Willy to trade for crazy-funny-comic zines or horror or porn zines! WeeeT!

Comment by Leslie on December 28, 2008 at 12:08pm: Hi- I'm interested in trading the zines I read for new batches. Anybody wanna swap what you've got?

Comment by Nat Rally on December 23, 2008 at 7:01pm: Zine for trade. Art-esque zine "Why is your work so sloppy?" 12 pager composed of snippets from 2nd to 3rd grade and a little beyond. It's hard to describe. It's good though! Message me.

Comment by Lucie Jones on December 20, 2008 at 10:31pm: I would love to trade zines! I'm new to making them (have only made one so far) but am working on more. I just love reading other artist's zines and would like to show my work to anyone to get their opinion!