Monthly Archives: April, 2011
Asylum/High On Burning Photographs
An unusual and rewarding work, Asylum/High On Burning Photographs showcases the collaborative effort of two penpals who have never met. Established zinester Ocean writes from the confines of her numerous … Continue reading
Pull Yourself Together
A Manchester-based title to accompany the club-night of the same name, Pull Yourself Together‘s hearty enthusiasm for indie-pop spills across its crisply formatted pages. This issue features a guide to … Continue reading
Sometimes I’m Dreaming
This issue of Sometimes I’m Dreaming deals with the upheaval wrought by moving home. Lisa writes about displacement and having to sacrifice her own routines in order to exist under … Continue reading
Race Revolt
Race Revolt is a series of essays examining matters of race, nationality and gender. Many of the submissions address the reasons behind marginalisation and how this has affected their personal … Continue reading
Sugar Paper
The perfect back-up plan for a rainy day, Sugar Paper is a zine to lift your spirits and nurture any creative inklings you might have. Each issue comes with 20 … Continue reading
Zine Making: An Introduction
So you wanted to make a zine but didn’t know where to start? Writer’s block? Photocopier jitters? This neat little guide will put you right. The zine, which was originally … Continue reading
Cup Of Tea
Cup Of Tea celebrates that most treasured pastime: the drinking of tea. Elodie has carried out a survey among her friends to pinpoint exactly how they take theirs, documenting the … Continue reading
Telegram Ma’am
“There was never a time in my life when I did not feel homesick,” confides Maranda Elizabeth in Issue #16 of Telegram Ma’am. This chapter deals mostly with the writer’s … Continue reading
The Shrieking Violet
The Shrieking Violet is your free friendly guide to Manchester. It takes the reader on a whistle-stop tour through the city’s lesser-celebrated gems, explores its culture, art, history and infrastructure, … Continue reading
Hours
Hours is a photography project harking back to a time before the iron grip of Photoshop. Each month a chosen subscriber is sent off into the world with a disposable … Continue reading
