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Comment by eddie willson on October 11, 2009 at 2:16pm

Hello all,
I don't want to cross-post this too much but wanted to let you know I've just launched a little zine distro called Zinemonger, which only stocks free zines. All you do is browse the website http://zinemonger.blogspot.com , choose zines up to a weight of 90 grammes and supply the postage, either by sending a self-addressed envelope with a 47p large letter stamp, or by sending me the cost of postage by Paypal if you live overseas. Realistically it'll probably work easier for UK users. Full instructions are on the site. Please read them carefully as this will save time for all of us. Have fun!
Cheers,
Ed

Comment by incurable hippie on August 30, 2009 at 4:23am

I have three new zines ready!

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.

Basically, the three zines are:
Rebel Grrl Zine: The Survive Issue
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.

How to Write a Zine or THE ART OF PROCRASTINATION
This is ostensibly about the process of creating a zine, but is really all about procrastination - its joys and frustrations, and contains various procrastination tools and ideas within :)
This was written for the 24 hour zine project. It is a 24 page A6 zine, photocopied.

50:50 Zine #1
Double sided A4 page, 50 things I love on one side, 50 things I hate on the other. Simple as!

Photos to follow when I find my USB cable.

Comment by Astrild Carter on August 19, 2009 at 9:08am

Be great to do a London Zine Social in the next few months, would anyone be up for that?

Comment by Stephanos on August 9, 2009 at 6:20am

i think the basement got flooded and they were looking on moving to a new premises...dunno what became of it.

Comment by ray k on August 9, 2009 at 4:14am

there used to be a co-op place called The Basement which may well still be running, I'm sure they'll have zines. Also, I'm pretty sure they have at least one indie comic shop, but I don't know what it's called. Man I am seriously useless.

Comment by Stephanos on August 8, 2009 at 12:19pm

They had a zinefest last year so there are definitely places where you can go, i just don't know them!

Comment by Eunice on August 2, 2009 at 7:57am

My daughter is going to Manchester Metropolitan to an MSc in september. She's not into zines (I have tried) but she's said that she'll look out for zines for me. Does anyone know of any good places to get zines in Manchester? Thanks!

Comment by Cherry Bomb Comics on July 23, 2009 at 2:12am

Sunday 26th July: Discussions & Workshops @ 56a infoshop Zine Library Launch
1pm: practical squatting (resources 56a can offer)
2pm: Radical Self-published Comix w/ the makers of Morgenmuffel, Last Hours, Colouring Outside the Lines & more
3pm onwards: Zine Librarians discussing zine libraries! Make & do & talk session, help us with the cataloguing, labelling, displaying of the 56a zine library and generally geek out with other zinesters & librarians
Throughout the day: Bike maintenance, and check out the bike workshop at 56a

Comment by mujinga on July 17, 2009 at 10:58am

fluff fest looks cool stephanos - for everyone else, it's a czech music festival and they have a fanzine workshop. they say:

One of the pillars of the HC-punk scene has always been and always will be the existence of zines. For this reason, we have decided to set up a library as one of the non-music alternative activities for the duration of the festival. library and reading room with all the printed material coming out of the scene that we can get hold of from their writers.

So we are asking for all the people who do DIY zines and want to support this project to send at least 1 copy (2 is better) of your zine to present and widen the spread of DIY ideas among people at the fest. We are interested in new and old, and even nostalgic editions, in musical and purely political zines, so even the uninformed can find out as much about the HC-punk community and DIY as possible. All the material sent to us will be available for the 3 days of the festival in a specially designated festival library. We hope that through this more people will be able to get to know more about the ideas of the HC-punk movement and this will also be a good chance for zine writers to present their work. Thanks to all of you who support this project. Please contact me on tomas@fluffmusic.com.

Comment by ray k on July 17, 2009 at 9:22am

Yea, I'd be WELL up for it too, if it weren't for Indietracks

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