Hello fellow zine-enthusiasts, After finishing the latest season of Bridgerton on Netflix, I got to thinking about how this show/book series/cultural phenomenon may be an interesting way to teach about zines. Granted, I don't know very much about the norms of regency publishing practices, but from my modern perspective it sure seems like Lady Whistledown was making zines. What do you all think? Thanks! Annie Gaines (she/her) Continuing Education Consultant Idaho Commission for Libraries 325 W. State St., Boise, ID 83702 (208) 639-4151 | annie.gaines@libraries.idaho.gov<mailto:annie.gaines@libraries.idaho.gov> libraries.idaho.gov<https://libraries.idaho.gov/> [Idaho Commission for Libraries] PUBLIC RECORDS NOTICE: This email and responses are subject to the Idaho Public Records Act and may be disclosed to the public upon request, unless exempt from disclosure from the law. (Idaho Code § 74-102<https://legislature.idaho.gov/statutesrules/idstat/title74/t74ch1/sect74-102/>) _______________________________________________ ZineLibrarians mailing list ZineLibrarians@lists.zinelibraries.info http://lists.zinelibraries.info/listinfo.cgi/zinelibrarians-zinelibraries.info

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