All Blog Posts Tagged 'hair' (5)

My new zine, Eat My Burnt Hair, is an "et cetera"-ish fan/politics/personal zine covering many subjects from punk music and underground film to disability rights and anti-capitalism.

It's more or less DIY culture + opinion.

In issue #1 (20pp/b&w/half-size/stapled), you'll find:

• G. B. Jones' The Yo-Yo Gang (film review)
• Social Model of Disability 101
• I’m not a "radical queer" (the subculture, not radicalism as a…

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Hair is one of the most interesting zines around. Using only the subject of human hair as a premise, they create a wonderfully interesting and drop dead gorgeous zine. Then they only make a few and they sell out and become collector's items (at least that's my guess as to what they're doing). Last issued they peaked everyone's interest by interviewing Tobi Vail of Bikini Kill fame…

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14 pages long, black and white printed on pink paper, Pretty Pussy! is a minicomic piece on the topic of pubic hair grooming and body image.

Iv been working on it steadily for the past few weeks, had the idea in my head for forever. I wanted to do something feminine and uplifting, and heres what Iv come up with. Tips on hair removal and how to keep your skin clear afterwards of ingrown hairs and rash. While it is of course focused on…

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After a long hiatus, Race Revolt 5 is here! This large-sized compilation zine on race, gender, and activism is out of England and doesn't often make it over to our shores, so we're honored to be carrying it. We also got a few more issues of the Race Revolt Collection, a best of from the first four issues.



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Hey folks, I’m looking for submissions for a zine called “Femme à barbe,” it’s mostly about women-identified folks with facial hair. Submissions from folks of all genders are totally welcome, and submissions about hair in general (not just facial) is also cool. I am especially looking for writings on personal experiences and comics. You can e-mail submissions to jenna.brager [at] gmail [dot] com preferably, and please put “submission femme a barbe” in the subject line. If you have any questions… Continue