Literary Zines

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Comment by We'll Never Have Paris on May 11, 2010 at 3:30pm

I do a literary zine. It was exclusively nonfiction prose until the most recent issue, WNHP6 which now includes poetry. Each issue has about 10 contributors of memoir/confessional style essays and stories, an interview, and now poetry, with color art work front and back cover. The theme is both specific and general, 'all things never meant to be'. It sells for $4 and you can see more about it on my blog: neverhaveparis.blogspot.com

thanks!

Comment by Madrea Marie on May 11, 2010 at 3:03pm

Awesome Jeff! I just ordered 2 more copies of EW off of Amazon...I thought that was the cheapest way! So I like the new prices, lol...finances depending...I would like to order another copy of The Emus book atleast, maybe others! I like to order the books and then pass them around!

Comment by Nichole on May 7, 2010 at 6:26pm

I have a short prose zine available for trade or sale. Delusions #2. 24 pages. 1/6 size. Illustrated. For more details, come this way.

Comment by Jeff Potter on May 7, 2010 at 3:04pm

I just launched a line of ZINEBOOKS over at http://ulapress.com.

Zines is cheap. Zinebooks is cheap, too. Otherwise known as "novels." $5 each, mailed. 8 titles so far. Surf over and check em out! Excerpts included for your viewing pleasure...

*BUKOWSKI NEVER DID THIS (Saunders)
*TALES FROM THE TEXAS GANG (Blackolive)
*THE EMERYVILLE WAR (Blackolive)
*WASTED ANGELS (Kostecke)
*THE FLABBERGASTED PORNOGRAPHIC EMUS (Fright)
*FAT ON THE VINE (Robinson)
*SECURITY (Nowlan)
*CHICANERY ROW (McElderry)

We have a buncha fat zine issues, too -- $3 each. Plus some member zines, $3.

Totally indie writers who kick it out in a totally indie scene!

Comment by KEROUAC'S DOG MAGAZINE on May 7, 2010 at 1:25am

Kerouac-inspired Zine calling for writers on the theme of FREEDOM.

Kerouac’s Dog Magazine ® is a brand-spanking new, independently published quarterly magazine set to form a bold and exciting creative platform for new writing, design, photography, fashion and plenty more. It’s inspired by Jack Kerouac and the 1950s Beat generation and in honour of these, will eagerly exhibit the newest and bravest work and folios, from creatives all over the world. All tied up with key themes of freedom; truth; beauty; love; travel; wanderlust; sex; taboo; and fringe. The whole thing will be beautifully designed and printed top-to-bottom in black and white (because we have a passion for all things black and white).


Issue 1 needs you – The very first Issue. ‘Freedom’ will be released as a limited print-run later in the year, and available to buy online, to a global audience. So we’re calling on creatives for submissions on this theme and this theme only. As the whole thing is in black and white, the only stipulation is that the stuff you send needs to be in – or look gorgeous in - monochrome. It can be old work, or new work, we don’t mind. We won’t be able to pay you, but we’re happy to put names and URLs with each submission used so please send these through, along with your work.
In the subject line, please put KDM FREEDOM followed by your name and creative discipline. Remember all image and graphics need to be at least 300dpi. What are you waiting for?

Comment by Yvonne G. on March 25, 2010 at 8:42pm

NEW DISTRO: currently accepting zines for consideration!

we're into a bit of everything right now: activism, art/design/illustration, comics, the dark & the bizarre, eco-friendly guides, feminism & gender issues, kid-friendly zines (yeah, why not?), how-to guides, literary/fiction, mental health, vegan, and perzines about these topics too. but you can check the full topics list here.

Or check my blog post for all the info!
thanks :)

Comment by Jeremy Scott Nichols on March 10, 2010 at 8:02pm

Hey... My zine Potential Mode #1 is available for trade or sale. It's 24 pages, b/w, handwritten (but legible), and has stories, comics, and art by me. Also looking to network and just meet some cool people.

Comment by On Lives on March 2, 2010 at 10:31am

It is our great pleasure to announce the release of Blink and the World Goes Blank by Filbert Conroy.

Blink and the World Goes Blank is Filbert Conroy’s first collection of microfiction. It is a loosely intertwined narrative of 56 short chapters, some only a sentence long, about the search for meaning in places devoid of it. Feeling lost or feeling found, Conroy makes it clearer why we feel anything at all.

Price: $2.99 USD + s&h
Type: Pocket-sized Booklet
Page count: 36, Black & White

You may read more about this release on the Filbert Conroy microsite, or purchase it in the On Lives Store.

Comment by Saling Pusa Distro/closed on February 6, 2010 at 3:14pm

I'm planning to open a distro early March and I am looking for submissions to build the catalogue. I am interested in thoughtfully made and thought-provoking zines, and mental health and self identity are themes that i am very interested in. but i am also always open to other zines as long as they are insync with my beliefs and stand. you can visit the website and view the distro faqs. you can also email me at i_reply@live.com for submissions and other questions.

Comment by Zach Hamilton on February 5, 2010 at 9:26pm

I need HELP!
Submissions gladly collected for my next zine At:
Zach Hamilton
c/o
IPRC
917 SW OAK Street
Portland, Oregon
97205
Check my blog for wierdness/normal (acy):
http://zachabstract.blogspot.com/

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