Tuesday

I like looking at primarily visual zines

Studio Sweet Studio

92 Woodruff Ave. 4B

Brooklyn, NY 11226

WEB // studio-sweet-studio.com

TWITTER // @studiosstudio

FACEBOOK // facebook.com/studiosweetstudio

Nathan Penlington

Nathan Penlington

Writer, performer and obsessive.

I’ve performed my work around the UK, Europe and in the US and Australia. My last show Choose Your Own Documentary  was a live interactive documentary in which the audience gets to vote what happens next. The show won a Fringe First Award at the Edinburgh fringe, and in 2014 I was lucky enough to be asked to perform at Tribeca Film Festival, New York, Sheffield Doc/Fest, and Antenna Documentary Film Festival in Sydney. The Boy in the Book, my first work of non-fiction, was published by Headline in May 2014. An attempt at exhausting a place in London, a collaboration with writer Sarah Lester, and a homage to the work of Georges Perec, was published by Burning Eye Books in October 2015.

I’m a lifelong zine fan and maker. So I’m interested in reviewing anything you’ve got: perzines, comics, fiction, factual, art, illustration, poetry. Whatever you’ve made - send it my way!

Please email for postal address: info (at) NathanPenlington (dot) com

NathanPenlington.com

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Hannah W

Spill The Zines is an online resource for information about British zines.

Cath writes perzine Here. In My Head and edits feminist comp-zine Artemis. She is also a musician, currently recording an album. You can find her own blog here, and her website here.

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Catherine Elms

Spill The Zines is an online resource for information about British zines. We are Cath and Hannah, two women in our twenties who live in the UK and write and read zines.

Cath writes perzine Here. In My Head and edits feminist comp-zine Artemis. She is also a musician, currently recording an album. You can find her own blog here, and her website here.

Hannah writes Not Lonely zine and is an old woman in a young body who loves to read, drink tea, sew and converse with her budgie. You can find her own blog here.

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Jack Cheiky

Site Administrator

Jack Cheiky
11105 Mount Overlook
Cleveland OH 44104

quazipseudo /// gmail

Reviews: My favorites include; art, fiction, mental health, and personal zines of all types. Send me anything except poetry zines.

After review, all zines are donated to the Cleveland Ohio Zine Library located at the Cleveland Heights Public Library, Lee Road Branch.

Facebook: Everything other than reviews is posted on our Facebook page. This includes zine fests and workshops, (#zineevent,) calls for submissions, (#callforsubmission,) and all other bits of news, (#zinelibrary, #zinehistory,) and announcements about new zine releases, (not reviews,) etc.

For anything you want listed on Facebook, simply send me the link.

We still try to keep an up to date list of distros and other zine review sites so email or post all that stuff, as well as inquires about ad rates, and anything else I've left out.

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Randy Spaghetti

Randy Spaghetti is a photographer, and creator of the zines Spaghetti Dinner & Dancing, and Darlene Rocknroll Fanzine.. His reviews come from his blog, Randy Spaghetti. Send him stuff.

Randy Spaghetti
POB 121
Hayden ID 83835

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John Bobst

I've been writing zines for two years now but I've been writing since about the 6th grade. I enjoy perzines because I like being inside other people's heads and seeing how they experience the world. If you send me a perzine that is brutally honest and real, I promise I will enjoy it. Also, anything involving mental health, humor, DIY, comics, and any silliness, nonsense, or whimsy, would be of interest to me.

John Bobst
735 Dartmouth pl.
Gilroy CA 95020

rabblemonster@theforceofnature.net
http://theforceofnature.net

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Nita / Fluxxii Mental Health Distro

Why mental health? We choose to distribute zines about mental health because we want people who are struggling to realize that they are not alone. For those who are going through personal hardships, zines are a good medium to help you connect and heal. If you know someone who is struggling, reading these works can help you understand and help.

Everyone has problems with their mental health at some point in their lives, yet we live in a society that places stigma on the issue and rarely discusses it freely. We would not be able to properly care for ourselves and our loved ones if we didn't truly understand the subject and feel comfortable about it - that's what we're trying to do here. Our goal is to connect people to the resources that they need, encourage people to make their well-being a priority, and remind them that they are never alone.

Fluxxii | 3660 Kent Rd #21, Stow, OH, 44224, USA | (267) 217-FLUX | http://fluxxii.com

Matthew Murray aka Tomorrow Boy at 365 Zines a Year

Matthew Murray really likes zines and comics about robots and monsters, but he's read and enjoyed zines on pretty much every topic that exists.

His zine Oblast is up to issue 13 or something, and has devoted issues to everything from Youtube to lindy hop to bicycle trips to the Eurovision song contest.

You can see his reviews at 365 Zines a Year, where he's been reviewing zines and minicomics daily for over a year.

You can email him at tomorrowboy@gmail.com if you want to trade zines or artist trading cards.

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Read any good zines lately? Send reviews to quazipseudo at gmail.