#queerzine

clea-art:

“Red, white and royal blue”- OFS Digital Zine First edition - OFS Digital Zine’s Ko-fi Shop

The first edition of “Our favorite scene DIGITAL Zine” is all about “Red, white and royal blue” by Casey McQuiston.

52 artists drew the Victorian & Albert Museum scene in their own fabulous style.

All the profits from this zine goes to two lgbtqia+ charities:

Center of Raleigh & True Colors United.

LOVE

“Red, white and royal blue”- OFS Digital Zine First edition - OFS Digital Zine’s Ko-fi Shop

The first edition of “Our favorite scene DIGITAL Zine” is all about “Red, white and royal blue” by Casey McQuiston.

52 artists drew the Victorian & Albert Museum scene in their own fabulous style.

All the profits from this zine goes to two lgbtqia+ charities:

Center of Raleigh & True Colors United.

LOVE

A selection of queer zines from my personal collection…

’Travesti’ by various anonymous contributors chronicles the lives of transvestites and trans women in Chile.

‘For Everard’ by Anthony Malone commemorates the forgotten victims of a 1977 fire at New York City’s Everard Baths.

’Fag School’ by Brontez Purnell features a mix of entertaining interviews, cruising spot reviews, gossip, photos and writing.

’Fundoshi Zine’ by Stefan Alexander is a collection of illustrations of men clad in this traditional (and often fetishised) Japanese loincloth.

“People Who Menstruate” by Rowan Frewin ✨

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.

Available to buy from Rowan’s Etsy.

outcast-stomp:

Easily Grossed Out #2 by Gwenael Rattke

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.

Issue 2 of French queercore zine, Easily Grossed Out by Gwenael Rattke. Read it on the QZAP (Queer Zine Archive Project) site.

genderoutlaws:

Front page of Twenty Minutes, February 1991

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.

Queer zines about neurodiversity and ableism by zinester Lex Kartanė (aka AiwsArt), available on Etsy.

Zinester Sheina made a travel zine about Vienna during the pandemic. A6, 16 pages and full colour.

Find it on Etsy.

Cute poster for New York Queer Zine Fair 2022 @ the Brooklyn Public Library.