Check it out, interview with me by Brooklyn Zinefest folks
Yay!
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Homos in Herstory: 1920′s Edition is in the works!
Here’s a sample of the cover so far (will look a bit different on the page):
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The NYC Feminist Zinefest is rolling towards us quickly, on Saturday, February 25th!
I’m excited about the zinefest, which I am co-organizing with fellow zine captain Kate Angell – so many great zine artists are traveling to the zinefest from far and wide, even Canada!
For more info on ‘em, check out our new regular feature, Zinester Profiles, where you can learn more about the folks who will be tabling on the 25th! I myself am agog at all the great-looking, neon and bright zine assortments, and will be happy to meet their creators in person.
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Just so you know, I’ve got some comics coming out soon in these fine publications:
1.) Make Out Magazine (M.O.M) from Berlin!
I’m proud to be included in this sleek (but not slick) magazine put out by some rockin’ feminist queers, including my friend Zoe, who helped start up the whole thing. The theme of this latest issue is “Nerds,” with a set of pop-out “nerd” glasses you can wear yourself!
2.) Hoax Zine – In the latest issue of this rad, feminist compilation zine, it’s a 3-page comics spread.
3.) In Suburban Blight, my buddy Steph’s awesome zine! I haven’t even seen a copy yet, it’s so hot off the presses
4.) The Indypendent newspaper, NYC’s radical, all-volunteer publication.
You can see the illustration here.
5.) Also, as seen below, the new issue of “Homos in Herstory: 1970′s Edition” is out!
You can pick up a copy from me in person, in my Etsy shop, or at Bluestockings Bookstore (look in the zine rack)… thanks for your support on this epic creative project!
Merry holidays!
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Hello, hello: this zine is finally finished – Homos in Herstory: 1970′s Edition!
I worked on it for quite some time, absorbing all my art-time, and eventually becoming a fat little 51-page opus. I love researching history, and this decade in particular has so much queer culture to sort through: all the gay heroes of the 2nd wave women’s movement (Adirenne Rich, Audre Lorde, etc), and many folks who were simply prancing about and singing a song of lesbos (Alix Dobkin, Lavender Jane Loves Women).
I was at Kinkos last night until 10:30pm, printing copies…and now, this edition to the Homos in Herstory history comic series is complete.
You can order a copy here: http://www.etsy.com/listing/88597455/homos-in-herstory-1970s-edition
