ZIN Zines about Zines

A book that tells the story of a Bookmobile / mobile zine project that ran between 2001 and 2005 across Canada and the US. There are pieces written by different tour guides and participants in the project about its impact.

This zine was made during a residency at the Queer Zine Archive Project (QZAP) and is about friendships made with zines and making friends and community through zines, through the ages. Includes interviews with Cindy Crabb, Jenna Freedman, Kelly McElroy, Chris Wilde, Milo Miller, and Julia Gfrorer and a map of dumpster diving spots in Milwaukee.

a now out of date guide to anchor archive zine library when it was housed at plan b from 2013-2015.

a zine about zines

features examples of zines (DIY self-publications directed at a particular/niche audience) from within our collections, as well as several recent acquisitions made with the exhibition in mind, and examples of zines made by students during one of the three zine workshops held in association with the exhibition.

A zine about the demise of Broken Pencil magazine after publisher Hal Niedzviecki made statements in defense of Israel's genocide of the Palestinian people. Includes discussion of Canzine and the zine community in Canada.

Includes:
- Interview with filmmaker Lyndall about a documentary film they made about Who's Emma record and book store and punk space in Toronto in the 1990s
- Interview with Matt Cuthbert from the bands Gift Eaters and Red Hot Daggers
- Article in defense of perzines
- News about the Toronto Zine Library
- Zine reviews

A compilation zine that takes a deep-dive into zine-making, covering topics like printing options, selling zines, pricing zines, long-armed staplers, and standalone vs. series zines. Plus reflections on Luddites and technology, an interview with zine-maker Delphine Bedient, and a story about the American Library Association (ALA) conference's Zine Pavilion.

Plans for 3 lessons on how to teach information literacy with zines.

A short intro to zines