| Anchor Archive Zine Library

Come by the Anchor Archive Zine Library on Monday nights from 7:00 - 9:00 pm for Zine Drop-ins!

There will be all kinds of nerdy fun:

The Anchor Archive Zine Library is a non-profit, volunteer-run library in Halifax, Nova Scotia that provides access to independent media and art and supports zine-making. Our physical collection of over 7,000 zines can be browsed and borrowed during open hours. Look below for new zines in our collection and search our online catalogue for more.

This short zine reflects on turning nothing into something through the artistic process.

art

creativity

change

Read more about Art-Chemist

Issue 2 volume 1 of The Dead Herring. Issue is centered around interviews with musicians.

music interviews

music

Read more about The Dead Herring - Issue 2 Volume 1

This zine provides a list of things that got the author through their seasonal depression in 2016.

Read more about Things That Got Me Thru My Winter Depression

Zine with treatises on religion, specifically Christianity, from the author writing under the pseudonym "Marcus" (Although he alludes to the fact that his name is likely Derek).

religion

music

Read more about The Dead Herring - Issue 1 Volume 1

The zine contains an edited version of Oscar Wilde's essay The Soul of Man Under Socialism.

Read more about The Soul of a Man Under Socialism

Zine about the author's feelings of obsession for Kate Middleton

celebrities

royalty

Read more about The Kate Effect

This zine talks about how to find a queer community of your own in Nova Scotia.

Read more about Hidden Gems: How to Find Your Community

Kid Nerd #8 - Featuring Sleater-Kinney, Dallas, Kula Shaker, Unhealthy Obsessions, Run Lola Run, Gay Pride 99, and assorted reviews

music

interviews

music interviews

Read more about Kid Nerd #8

This zine gives a summary, a review, and brief notes about every book the author read this year. There are also notes on bookstore gossip in Montreal.