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I have been neglecting my blog in favor of my zine. ...
Tagged with zines
Zines Covered in the Christian Science Monitor
The Christian Science Monitor has a nice article about the endurance of print zines that quotes zine friends, librarian friends, friend friends, zine acquaintances, and me. "Wanted: pen, plain old paper, imagination," by Danielle Dreilinger. ...
Coming Soon: Zine Reviews in Library Journal
Basically I already wrote up the whole thing on Zine Librarians, but just in case you don't happen to already have that blog in your feed reader...Zine Reviews are coming to Library Journal! In March! Yay!!!!!!!! ...
LibraryThing and zines in the Philadelphia Inquirer
Katie Haegele, whose zine I quoted in an earlier post, wrote an article in The Philadelphia Inquirer about using LibraryThing to catalog zines. She also gets a little bit into the social networking attributes of the project. ...
Print Fetish -- the Blog!
This is another link from my friend Susan--Print Fetish blog. Yum! ...
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ZMedia Librarian blog
As I'm painfully slowly trying to recover from the deadly whirlwind of orientation, instruction, and consultations that decimated me at work for late August, September, and most of October, I'm trying to catch up with writing about the twenty or so tabs I keep open in Firefox hoping I'll some day getting around to writing about them. Today's entry is: the ZMedia Librarian blog, which is about alternative media in libraries, particularly zines.
I will not change my old mumpsimus for your new sumpsimus
From the zine The La-La Theory! A Zine about Language, issue 1, "Fun with Words."
The word mumpsimus...
Radical Reference and Zines: Activist Librarianship at Your library, Online, and in the Street
Event:
Progressive Library Skillshare, Pittsburgh
Abstract:
This is about activism in your library and in your life, focusing on Radical Reference and the Barnard Library Zine Collection and hoping that session participants will feel empowered to develop projects and collections in their libraries and lives.
Presentation:
