Showing posts with label zines. Show all posts
Showing posts with label zines. Show all posts

Sunday, August 4, 2019

Here are the Directions to Heaven

If you are as big a lover of the poetry zine culture of the distant past (read: a mere several decades ago) as I am, then you will probably love From a Secret Location as much as I plan on doing.

Just found this when researching an old mimeo poetry magazine I was considering buying.

I can see this will require many visits.


Sunday, April 7, 2019

Long Live Zines!

Jessy Kendall, editor of the long-running zine letterfounder, wrote me out of the lexical blue with a kind request to share one of my poems in his monthly.

There are other manifestations online.

I really love the visual headiness of that.

I grew up on zines: reading them, doing them, reviewing them, loving them. So it's great to see the continuation of that in some quarters.

Thanks, Jessy. I look forward to receiving that in the mail. And I look forward to floating through your online art and poetry menageries.




Saturday, December 31, 2016

Decent Grief

Decent Grief  is a very small zine (eight pages, I believe) but it looks like fun and some of that design work in there is to-die-for. Google it and you will be transported to the page on Etsy where three issues are available.

Somebody (or several somebodies) are on their way somewhere.

Two bucks and I think postage is miraculously waived if you're in the United States.