“CULTURALLY DEAF PEOPLE don’t see deafness as a detriment — why would they, when there is a large, rich, vibrant culture with an accepting community around it?” writes Kerri Radley in the first issue of her zine, Deafula.
Radley, who lives in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, has been making zines since she discovered them in the late 90s as a teen. “I found a copy of Girls Guide to Taking over the World (in the mall!) and was so inspired by it that I decided to do my own,” she says.
In 2010, Radley started Deafula, a perzine about growing up a “lone deaf girl in a hearing world.” That first issue details how she gradually lost her hearing ...
We are looking for submissions of International Zines for an exhibit at our Canzine festivals! Canzine, hosted by Broken Pencil, is a huge expo for all things zine-related. With events in four major Canadian cities, this is our biggest festi...
Art holes is a column where artists diagram their work spaces. This issue, artist Yuka Yamaguchi gives us a look.
My drawing desk sits by a window on the second floor of the house. Most of the time here in Saskatchewan, the view is ...
Fridays At Three: Episode One
Comic zine, Fiona Seth, 12 pgs,fiona.seth@gmail.com $5 + $1 postage...
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