PRINT ST. PETE is a small community letterpress & risograph print shop offering studio access, workshops, custom printing & collaborations

Edgy, imperfect and proudly DIY publications are on the up, driven by creative young people bored with scrolling culture. Pass the stapler…

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After years and years of doggedly collecting what are commonly called "Green Penguins," a series of ...

A zine of word and image based art.

So I have touched on the matter of amateur press associations, but felt a longer posting on them and highlighting several pulp-related ones would be a good idea. In general, amateur press associati…

Zines have made a resurgence as communities seek to share information on everything from ICE raids to local elections

Emotionally focused and dense with human flourishes, It’s Nice That speaks with Elias Myer, the creator and editor of this East London-based zine.

A gathering of the underground press from the Bay Area and beyond.

BROWN RECLUSE is a collectively-run zine distro for QTBIPOC by QTBIPOC. BROWN RECLUSE IS VOLUNTEER- RUN & NOT-FOR-PROFIT

Pricing creative work is notoriously difficult. I find it especially so for zines. In running Sheer Spite, two things that are important to me are supporting people in making...

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Two Plum Press produces slim volumes of literary works both contemporary and classic by hand in Portland, Oregon.

Current and past issues of Hermetic Library Zine are collected here, along with other Zine related posts. Read more about the Hermetic Library Zine, and if you’ve got something, send it as a submission.

In a pub in the West end area of Galway, a plethora of people huddle together over drinks with magazine cuttings. Glitter and glue is strewn across the table in an effort to create – in a move away from technology and towards a more analogous avenue of creative expression – zines.

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A collection of printable zines you can print and fold at home.

After the launch of their brand-new zine, Dara and Cruz Valdez got on a call to talk about making cinema of the everyday.

“It used to be all of me, it was directed entirely by my thoughts, taste, and words. But since inviting more people in, it’s become shared. Now it’s like an end of school notebook you get everyone to sign.”