Update: OCT 2008
TEEN ZINES still open!
| Don't worry about pre-registering, just come on over to ZACC at 2:30 on Thursdays. You'll get to check out the zine library, learn how to put your own writing and artwork into a book and distribute it yourself, plus meet artists and writers who actually earn money from their work, and its partially thanks to zine culture. $10/month just helps cover copy costs, zine-ordering, and candy. We don't have big funding like the art museum, so it's hard for us to offer things free since we don't even get paid to do it...but we do have real underground art. If you can't afford to pay, please stop by anyway. Interested in volunteering? Maybe we can work out a trade for that! |
Issue 5, the SOUND ISSUE
| If only I could describe to you the strange blockades against finishing this issue. But wow is it really nice. Find it first at the Montana Festival of the Book! |
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| Show your love of spontaneity and Guerrilla publishing. We' ll be creating this at the Festival of the Book, Oct 24-25. |
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Who We Are
 Courtney Blazon lives in Missoula, Montana, in a lego-style house with a chihuahua named Johnny. She is a graduate of Parsons School of Design, where she studied illustration and learned how to make handmade books. She is in the process of making a new book about seafaring squirrels. See Courtney's website at CourtneyBlazon.com |
 Debby Florence is a poet and stapler fanatic. She also loves typewriters. You can find out more about her at umbrellatooth--her personal site where she has zines and books and blogs. |