Microcosm zines how to#
Microcosm zines plus#

Microcosm zines plus#

Published in August 2007 (48 pages, full-size), features in-depth articles about the new US postal rates (including changes for small magazine publishers), student 'hit lists' and the over-reaching paranoia of school officials, and recent changes at Microcosm Publishing, plus other news stories on the end of Punk Planet, censorship, and freedom of speech issues column about presenting zine workshops, with tips on how you can organize your own workshop zinester comments on the significance of zines in their lives, where they find out about zines, and zines vs.

This supplemental issue features 150+ reviews. Published in August 2008 (62 pages, full-size), features an article on newspaper censorship, columns about writing by Evan Fleischer and on politics by Grant Schreiber, about 300 reviews, and art by Sue Clancy, Jim Sumii, Kris, Pat M., and cover art by P.5! the internet a column about the film I'm Not There (by Evan Fleischer) 200+ reviews and art by Jim Sumii and Pat M, with cover art by Erica Brodie. Published in February 2009 (40 pages, full-size), contains articles on Bound Printed Matter, the importance of small press & self-publishing (by e), We Make Zines (by Chantel) and Etsy (by Alex Wrekk) a discussion of review zines vs. Published in January 2010 (50 pages, full-size), features an article about the zine scene in Japan by Gianni Simone, a column by Michelle Aiello called 'People Are Complete Fucking Assholes, or How I Lost My PO Box,' an art piece by Jackie Batey called 'Make a Zine,' and a comic strip from the zine Intellectual Property Is Theft: Copyright, Anti-Copyright, Public Domain, and Creative Commons 340+ reviews a report from the first New York City Zine Fest and cover art by e.

Microcosm zines how to#

Published in August 2010 (36 pages, full-size), this issue featured: about 200 reviews commentary by Craven Rock about the word 'zinester' (with comments shared from WeMakeZines) and by Jerianne about zines & identity a column with tips on attending a zine fest by Nicole Introvert a comic called ' How to Make a Zine' by David Crockett and cover art by Androo Robinson. Published in February 2011 (40 page, full-size), this issue featured: more than 200 reviews commentary by Joshua (of Ms Valerie Park distro) called 'Where We Were and Where We Want to Be' commentary by Candace (of Sticky Institute) called 'The Bubble - Zines and Constructive Criticism' commentary by Jerianne titled ' Why I'm Mad About the New Fanzines Book' an article by Lizzy (of Marching Stars distro) called 'Amusing, Odd and Infuriating Things That I've Learnt from Running a UK Distro' two articles about Microcosm Publishing - ' Cindy Crabb Says No to Microcosm' and 'Microcosm Says No to ZW, Other Zines' a list of reader recommended zine distros & stores that sell zines and art and illustrations by Mike Goetz, Carl Alessi, and Lydia Velarde, with cover art by e. Published November 2011, this supplement had 16 full-size pages with more than 230 reviews and no additional content. Published in May 2012 (28 pages, full-size), featuring: 160 reviews a profile of The Soapbox Independent Publishing Center by Mary Tasillo commentary from our readers and art by Lydia Verlarde and Jimi Sharp, with cover art by Jerianne. Each issue of Zine World usually featured hundreds of reviews (of zines, comics, magazines, books, and other self-published materials), commentary and news, and resource listings on zine libraries, review zines, postage rates, and online resources.