My collection

[Rhonda]

I thought this would be a good place to keep a list of my freshly-started but swiftly-growing zine collection! :D

• Anon #14
  2littlewings.etsy.com
  It's short but full of awesome art! Love it!!
• August in Harveville
  wemakezines.ning.com/profile/ChantelG
  I want to go to an artists' retreat. Sigh. Someday!!
• Best of Poet-in-the-Box
  wemakezines.ning.com/profile/ChantelG
  I love this concept! I want to find a box and sit in it and churn out silly poems too! Chantel, you RAWK!
• Dressed in a Burlap Sack
  illuminati.etsy.com
  Very well-written. Some might find it disturbing; I found it honest.
• Emotions for Gummies
  Slumgullion.etsy.com
  I love the gummie sketch centerfold! A fun piece of work!
  
• The Iraq War Activity Book: Shock and Draw Edition
  a4ds.etsy.com
  Looooooove it! My boyfriend and I did the madlibs and laughed 'til we cried!!!
• Licking Stars Off Cielings -- Issues #1-2
  wemakezines.ning.com/profile/ClementineCannibal
  Graphic, raw, and brutally honest. My favorite kind of perzine!
• The Other Herald -- Vol. 2, Issue 12; Vol. 3, Issues 2-3
  TFRice.etsy.com
  Absolutely crammed with reading material. Some great poems!
• Poems for the Year
  wemakezines.ning.com/profile/ChantelG
  I enjoyed this one a lot! I loved watching the seasons change through the poems, and laughed at the longing for August in January, and conversely wishing for cool air in late summer. How true, how true...
• Rewrite #3
  ParadoxMoxie.etsy.com
  Nice little perzine. There is one particular story about jokes that aren't funny that really resonated with me.
• SHOE: A Personal History
  EastOfTheSun.etsy.com
  I LOVE THIS ZINE. The drawings are fabulous and the history of the shoes is so much fun!!!
• Through the Viewfinder: NYC #1
  kateblack.etsy.com
  I simply adore her photography!! I need to get #2 as well!!!!

[Amazing Sunflower]

This is a great idea! I like the tiny reviews, enough to make me interested in several of these zines.

And I thank you sincerely for the kind words about my poems.

You should TOTALLY do Poet-in-the-Box. My box is pretty tall, maybe refrigerator size boxes taped together. (My friend KT made it.) It's just big enough to put a chair in it. There's a slot for people to put in a slip of paper with a poem idea written on it, then another slot where I slide out the finished poem.

Let me know if you have any questions or want more info.

[Alex Wrekk]

Seriously! Kudos to you for starting your list early!

[Rhonda]

Lol I figure I better start while my collection is small... If I wait too long it will be too daunting of a task and I will never get motivated to do it! :P

[Emma Stronach]

:) I wish I was organised enough to keep a list