Hey Y'all,
We've been working on sorting through boxes of zine donations and
getting them properly filed within our system here at QZAP. In the
process, we've put together a box of decidedly non-queer zines that fall
completely outside of our collection scope, and we'd like to re-home them.
They're a pretty mixed collection, including:
We're asking that the receiver cover the cost of postage (U.S. only),
and is willing to take the collection as-is. Collection is probably
10-15 lbs. This could be great for a barefoot library or infoshop, or
for an institutional or public library collection that doesn't have a
fine-tuned collection policy and is just getting started.
If you're interested, please email me and let me know.
Thanks!
Milo Miller
Co-Founder
the Queer Zine Archive Project
http://www.qzap.org
milo@qzap.org
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I know of an archive for those Joe Biel zines. It's called A Garbage Can!
😆
On Mon, Nov 25, 2024 at 11:00 AM Milo Miller milo@qzap.org wrote:
Hey Y'all,
We've been working on sorting through boxes of zine donations and getting
them properly filed within our system here at QZAP. In the process, we've
put together a box of decidedly non-queer zines that fall completely
outside of our collection scope, and we'd like to re-home them.
They're a pretty mixed collection, including:
- some poetry zines
- random anarchist tomes
- several copies of Razorcake
- Blurt #1+2
- an issue of Avow
- some about drinking and alcohol culture
- a how-to from the Billboard Liberation Front
- an issue or two of The CIA Makes Science Fiction Unexciting by Joe
Beil
- a very pretty letterpress publication from Team Nerd Press
- and more....
We're asking that the receiver cover the cost of postage (U.S. only), and
is willing to take the collection as-is. Collection is probably 10-15 lbs.
This could be great for a barefoot library or infoshop, or for an
institutional or public library collection that doesn't have a fine-tuned
collection policy and is just getting started.
If you're interested, please email me and let me know.
Thanks!
Milo Miller
Co-Founder
the Queer Zine Archive Projecthttp://www.qzap.orgmilo@qzap.org
They/Them
ZineLibrarians mailing list
ZineLibrarians@lists.zinelibraries.info
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Amy Leigh (she/her)
(416) 949-2453
Dear Milo —
If no one else has come forward, Prelinger Library would love these for our eclectic zine collection. We will pay postage, and can front it if you have an approximate idea what it might be. We’re in San Francisco.
Gratefully, and all our best,
Rick
Begin forwarded message:
From: Milo Miller milo@qzap.org
Subject: [Zine Librarians] Non-queer zines looking to be re-homed
Date: November 25, 2024 at 9:49:49 AM PST
To: "zinelibrarians@lists.zinelibraries.info" zinelibrarians@lists.zinelibraries.info
Hey Y'all,
We've been working on sorting through boxes of zine donations and getting them properly filed within our system here at QZAP. In the process, we've put together a box of decidedly non-queer zines that fall completely outside of our collection scope, and we'd like to re-home them.
They're a pretty mixed collection, including:
some poetry zines
random anarchist tomes
several copies of Razorcake
Blurt #1+2
an issue of Avow
some about drinking and alcohol culture
a how-to from the Billboard Liberation Front
an issue or two of The CIA Makes Science Fiction Unexciting by Joe Beil
a very pretty letterpress publication from Team Nerd Press
and more....
We're asking that the receiver cover the cost of postage (U.S. only), and is willing to take the collection as-is. Collection is probably 10-15 lbs. This could be great for a barefoot library or infoshop, or for an institutional or public library collection that doesn't have a fine-tuned collection policy and is just getting started.
If you're interested, please email me and let me know.
Thanks!
Milo Miller
Co-Founder
the Queer Zine Archive Project
http://www.qzap.org http://www.qzap.org/
milo@qzap.org mailto:milo@qzap.org
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ZineLibrarians mailing list
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Rick Prelinger
Prelinger Library & Archives, San Francisco
www.prelinger.com
www.prelingerlibrary.org
footage@panix.com
Emerit Professor, Film + Digital Media
UC Santa Cruz
rick@ucsc.edu
Hi Milo,
Thank you for putting the word out about the zines that don't fit within
the QZAP collection. If it's still available, I'd be happy to venmo you for
the cost of shipping so that I can grow the collection I've started at
Allan Hancock College.
Take care,
Sharaya
On Mon, Nov 25, 2024 at 10:00 AM Milo Miller milo@qzap.org wrote:
Hey Y'all,
We've been working on sorting through boxes of zine donations and getting
them properly filed within our system here at QZAP. In the process, we've
put together a box of decidedly non-queer zines that fall completely
outside of our collection scope, and we'd like to re-home them.
They're a pretty mixed collection, including:
- some poetry zines
- random anarchist tomes
- several copies of Razorcake
- Blurt #1+2
- an issue of Avow
- some about drinking and alcohol culture
- a how-to from the Billboard Liberation Front
- an issue or two of The CIA Makes Science Fiction Unexciting by Joe
Beil
- a very pretty letterpress publication from Team Nerd Press
- and more....
We're asking that the receiver cover the cost of postage (U.S. only), and
is willing to take the collection as-is. Collection is probably 10-15 lbs.
This could be great for a barefoot library or infoshop, or for an
institutional or public library collection that doesn't have a fine-tuned
collection policy and is just getting started.
If you're interested, please email me and let me know.
Thanks!
Milo Miller
Co-Founder
the Queer Zine Archive Projecthttp://www.qzap.orgmilo@qzap.org
They/Them
ZineLibrarians mailing list
ZineLibrarians@lists.zinelibraries.info
http://lists.zinelibraries.info/listinfo.cgi/zinelibrarians-zinelibraries.info
Hi Milo,
These might already be spoken for, but if they aren't I'm interested!
Getting a community zine library and printshop going in Vermont. Let me
know, thanks!
Hillary
Banditry Press / Hard-Pressed Community Printshop & Zine Library
hardpressedvt.org
On Mon, Nov 25, 2024, 1:05 PM Milo Miller milo@qzap.org wrote:
Hey Y'all,
We've been working on sorting through boxes of zine donations and getting
them properly filed within our system here at QZAP. In the process, we've
put together a box of decidedly non-queer zines that fall completely
outside of our collection scope, and we'd like to re-home them.
They're a pretty mixed collection, including:
- some poetry zines
- random anarchist tomes
- several copies of Razorcake
- Blurt #1+2
- an issue of Avow
- some about drinking and alcohol culture
- a how-to from the Billboard Liberation Front
- an issue or two of The CIA Makes Science Fiction Unexciting by Joe
Beil
- a very pretty letterpress publication from Team Nerd Press
- and more....
We're asking that the receiver cover the cost of postage (U.S. only), and
is willing to take the collection as-is. Collection is probably 10-15 lbs.
This could be great for a barefoot library or infoshop, or for an
institutional or public library collection that doesn't have a fine-tuned
collection policy and is just getting started.
If you're interested, please email me and let me know.
Thanks!
Milo Miller
Co-Founder
the Queer Zine Archive Projecthttp://www.qzap.orgmilo@qzap.org
They/Them
ZineLibrarians mailing list
ZineLibrarians@lists.zinelibraries.info
http://lists.zinelibraries.info/listinfo.cgi/zinelibrarians-zinelibraries.info