It’s finished! My very first perzine – Don’t Call Me Cupcake – is finished, and it’s available on Etsy!
This issue focuses mostly on mental health stuff – my long road to finding a therapist I like, being in ‘bipolar denial’ for years, art therapy and so on. But I have a couple other things in there too, like how to get in touch plus a zine review!
Please check it out and let me know what you think. I want this to be the first of many.
hello! me and a friend are working on a zine called Girl Love and we’d love your contributions. it could be anything, like gendered language, girl hate, safety on a night out, how girls are brought up to see each other as competition, how to make your group more inclusive, girls working together now/ in history… or any of your ideas.
if you want to chat about an idea, message one of us or email girllovezine@hotmail.com.
please share this with anyone who might be interested xx
Do you have a call for submissions for your zine? Let me know!
I am happy to announce that all Sea Green Zines (Dear Anonymous 1 & 2, Occupy Melbourne, The Perfect Pocket Guinness Guide) are now available on the InkyBlots Etsy Store.
Woohoo!
A special note: I’ve printed off 40 copies of Occupy Melbourne… and those are the last 40 copies that will be printed.
Yep, I am retiring one of my zines. I might be retiring the Guinness mini-zine as well, but I’m undecided at the moment. So if you’d like any of these, now you know where you can get them.
