Tag Archives: zine review
Article
At last, a new issue of Article Magazine! There have been a couple of changes since last time round — the magazine now costs £5 — so you will no … Continue reading
Sing When We’re Fishing
Did I mention that we’ve been building up a stash of football fanzines on the sly? This loving tribute to Grimsby Town FC was donated by Chris. The team has … Continue reading
Tinnitus
This review has been a long time coming! We first spotted a preview copy of Tinnitus at last year’s Victoria Baths zine convention, and were immediately drawn to Benjamin Cooney’s … Continue reading
Current Resident
Last time we posted about Where You From, a zine which looked at the love/hate relationships people experience with their hometowns. This time, we’re focusing on the bricks and mortar. … Continue reading
Where You From?
Where You From? is a glimpse into the hometowns of twelve different people, exploring the ways personalities can be shaped by place. Most of the writers are from small American … Continue reading
Yuck ‘n Yum
Yuck ‘n Yum is “a labour of love and bloodymindedness”. It’s also a quarterly arts publication based in Scotland, and we’ve just received our crisp new copy of the Spring … Continue reading
The Perfect Day
We already reviewed Janell’s lovely perzine Disconcerting. This time she’s done something a little different by asking others to submit an outline of their perfect day, collecting all the responses … Continue reading
Last call for Papergirl Submissions
You may already be familiar with Papergirl, the benevolent figure on a bicycle whizzing through city streets and handing out zines and artwork for free. Originally set up in Berlin, … Continue reading
Interview: Rob Jackson
Having amassed a fine stack of Rob Jackson’s comics, it seemed like high time to find out who he is. Fortunately, the Bolton-based scribbler was on hand to humour us. … Continue reading
That’s Logic
For all the excitement an airmail sticker can bring, sometimes it’s nice to get a submission from just down the road. That’s Logic is one such example, the project of … Continue reading
