Drop by table B10, conveniently located near the Bake Sale, where I will have my “Queer Code” and “Therapist R. J. Hill” comics, two risograph illustration collections, and my full color comic “Emet”
get them at Short Run and you’ll get them cheaper, free of shipping costs, and with the ~exciting bonus~ of meeting me
Bay Area Queer Zine Fest is holding a two-day zine symposium at the Institute of Contemporary Art in San Francisco, United States on March 19th - 20th, 2022!
Printed in one colour (red, naturally) on A3-sized paper and folded into an A6 booklet, it chronicles examples of anti-trans media commentary, as well as real-life micro-aggressions / misgendering, which they’ve experienced.
When unfolded, it lists a number of U.K. trans charities and support organisations.
I found it at The Second Shelf, a trans-friendly bookshop in Soho, London, that sells a small selection of zines.
A queercore zine out of Rennes, France, published in the 1990s. This is the only issue archived on qzap (where you can read the rest) while most pages were in English, there are some sections in French.
What a beautiful wedding notice on the front page of Twenty Minutes, February 1991. Read the full, digitised zine online (thanks to the Digital Transgender Archive.
