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This is probably the end of the line for me making zines. There’s no big dramatic or bad reason, I…
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Sticky Institute is a Melbourne institution- a zine shop in the basement of Flinders Street train station that’s been there…
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In 2016 I left London to house sit in the small town where my grandparents had lived. After a sequence…
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A couple of years ago I won some plane tickets to Japan, and went inter-railing around Western Japan with my…
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This was my April 2014 piece for Storyboard , a writing site with monthly prompts run by a friend. I…
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A few years back I made a zine with articles about writer Diana Wynne Jones (probably best known for writing…
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Two 24 page 1/4 sized perzines on purple paper about working in Museums. Available for £3.50 here in the shop. UK…
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If you study Latin in the UK, there’s a very good chance you will use the Cambridge Latin books from…
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A pack of seven zines and a postcard (cacti not included) available here for £5 in the UK, and around…
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I’ve done a new zine about that time in 2006 I accidentally spent a whole summer alone in Bognor Regis.…
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I had a dream that Cake Exploding was a popular hobby, with world championships and dedicated YouTube channels. Here’s the…
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A few years ago I made these two colour photo zines, named after the Elliot Smith lyric. They’ve been out…
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I’ve got two new zines out.
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I moved house last week back to back with coming back from Germany, and am exhausted, but here I am…
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I’ve got three new zines out- one about France, one about Italy, and one about film photography
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I’m back in the UK until Weds, and able to send out zines again. However I can only do the…
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I’m going to be away a lot over the summer, so I’ll be closing my online shop down (until probably…
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I have a zine of articles about children’s writer Diana Wynne Jones (of Howl’s Moving Castle et al) I wrote…
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I have updated and created an online catalogue of my zine projects- both the current ones, and the out of…
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Fire and Hemlock by Diana Wynne Jones, based on the folk tale Tam Lin and Eliot’s Four Quartets, is one…
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I’ve been doing my zine for around 10 years now. I’ve got a lot of back issues that are no…
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So I haven’t updated here for over a month, and updates have been thin on the ground all year. That’s…
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I return to the UK from Austria for just under a week this weekend, so I’ve re-opened my online shop…
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I’ve got a new zine out. This one’s probably only of interest to those with a uterus. About getting a Mirena…
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For the past couple of weeks I’ve been drawing artwork for a colouring book zine, and here it is. It’s an A5…
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Lately I’ve been drawing much more, and writing a lot less. I’ve been preparing artwork for a colouring book, which…
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This one is about the experience of growing up holidaying in a caravan at French campsites. A typical holiday for…
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I have two new zines available this month. This is a mini zine I made for the 24 hour zine…
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The next issue of Being Editors will be about C.S.Lewis and Phillip Pullman. As a sneak preview, and to give…
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I’ve got two new zines out- Fanzine Ynfytyn 23 & 25 (21 and 24 are still in the works). If…
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I’ve been very busy this week. On Wednesday I moved all my stuff out of London and into storage until…
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People who don’t make or read them much themselves sometimes ask me why I still make zines, even though the…
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Last weekend I went up to Manchester to do a stall and run a Zine 101 workshop at the first…
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My zine, Fanzine Ynfytyn, is named after a song by Welsh language post-punk band Datblygu (“Develop”). The name could be…
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I’ll be tabling and running a zinemaking 101 workshop at the inaugural Northwest Zinefest in Manchester on the 29th of…
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I went up to Sheffield again a few weeks ago for the zinefest, organised by my friends Bettie and Chella,…
