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Zine of the Month 2014: A Year in Review!

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This year we featured some amazing zines for our Zine of the Month Club. From poems to comics to recipes in an assortment of styles, colors, and sizes, we highlighted a smorgasbord from zinesters across the world. Let us know what your favorites were, and what you are looking forward to seeing more of in 2015!

January 2014:  Ross Robbins’ I Want To Say How I Feel And Be Done With It Forever

February 2014: Gina Altamura, Vivian Hua and Rachel Hays’ We Will Outlive Our Current Concerns

March 2014: Liz Yerby’s Moscow Diary

April 2014: Kione Kochi’s Daily Object Daily Document

May 2014: Maranda Elizabeth’s Real Life: A Magical Guide to Getting Off the Internet

June 2014: Emily Tareila’s Recent Rhythms, Frequent Symbols

July 2014: Delphine Bedient’s Home State: Life in Nebraska 

August: Due to transition between ZOM Coordinators There was no August Zine of the Month this year

September 2014: Corina Fastwolf and Matt Monochrome’s Lou Reeder

October 2014: Breanne Boland’s That’s Not Ok.

November 2014: Lady Bee’s Keeper’s Kanzine #3

December 2014: Lily P.’s Queer Sailor Moon Fanfiction Saved My Life

Published December 10, 2014By iprc
Categorized as IPRC News, Zine of the Month

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