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Let's go on a zine drop walk! I had to run an errand, so I took some copies of my free zine and left them in various locations.
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The thing about queer art is no matter what you try to do to separate it from identity, it was created by a queer person, it's coming from the queer paradigm no matter the topic. Every zine I've ever made is a #transzine bc I'm fucking trans. Here are some that are a little more outwardly so than others. 💜 Any of these (ETIAL, Whatstheirname, Fallen Like The Sky, and No Salvation No Forgiveness) ship free today to anywhere in the world for today only, no code needed, so you should read em if you haven't. Trans Day of VisibiliZINES. Distro link in sidebar. 📬💖📬
FAT ASS Zine Issue #2 - Call for Submissions!
Call for Submissions! FAT ASS is an intersectional queer/feminist zine that centers the experiences of queer and trans fat folks and celebrates the artistry, activism, and work of queer/tras fat activists. For issue #2 of FAT ASS, we’re looking for submissions celebrating Queer/Trans Fat Sexuality and Sensuality. We are seeking submissions that address the following themes (and more!): § Fat queer/trans self-love and stories about pleasure and sensual indulgence. § Celebrations of fat and queer/trans sexuality in drawings, illustrations, photography, collage, and other forms of art. § Intersectional analyses of media representations of fat sexuality with particular attention to race, class, nationality, and disability status. § Decolonizing fat, trans/queer/two spirit sexualities. § Erotic/sensual poetry, prose, short fiction that affirms and celebrates fat queer sexuality. § Activist projects that affirm and validate fat queer/trans sexuality for our activist spotlight section. § Healing from sexual trauma from the perspective of fat, queer/trans people. § Have an idea not listed here? Submit anyway! It is a myth that you must be a “good writer” or “good artist” to submit to a zine. We welcome many kinds of writing and artwork: essays, poetry, short stories, photography, doodles, rants, drawings, cartoons/comics, collage…and more! Send your submissions to [email protected] before March 31st, 2019. For written submissions, please use Microsoft Word and submit your writing in .doc or .docx format. (Please try to limit submissions to 1500 words. We are flexible. Let us know if you need a little extra space.) For artwork, please attach high resolution .jpg images to your email. All photography must be accompanied by the subject's consent. Please include a title for your artwork and feel free to share any information you think would be pertinent for readers to know about your piece (i.e.: medium, location, tools used). Contributors have the option of sharing a short bio or publishing their work anonymously. All artists and authors will receive a free copy of the zine. We vigorously affirm and prioritize the writing of Queer and Trans Black, Indigenous People of Color (QTBIPOC).
June 4th, 2016 - Bronson Centre
Not Trans Enough is coming to Ottawa! Get your copy at the Ottawa Zine Fair happening June 4, 2016 at the Bronson Centre. Editor and Compiler of the zine, Eddie Jude will also be reading some of their personal writing the night before at the CCOC Beaver Barracks (464 Metcalfe Street). Come say hello and grab a copy of the zine from the late bloom zines table!
access: both venues are physically accessible. For more info, visit the OZF website.
Review of the new zine A Compilation on the Erasure of Non Passing and Non Conforming Trans Identified People, from Late Bloom Zine.
A review by Women Write About Comics! For the full review, click the link!
“Not Trans Enough: A Compilation on the Erasure of Non Passing and Non Conforming Trans Identified People challenges the idea that there is a clear, static definition of trans identity. Collected by Eddie Jude, the publisher and creator behind Late Bloom Zines, this anthology zine boasts over fifty pages of content from 31 contributors, all questioning the concept of trans authenticity by sharing their individual experiences.
Dictionary definitions of “enough” contradict how we sometimes use the word. Merriam-Webster defines it as “equal to what is needed.”The Free Dictionary identifies it as meaning, “sufficient to meet a need or satisfy a desire; adequate,” and the listing in the Oxford English Dictionary similarly states, “sufficient in quantity or number.” If reaching “enough” means one’s needs are all met, how can anyone determine what is enough, except for the person in need?
Each contributor plays with, or refutes, the idea of outside parties creating a strict definition of “enough.” The uniqueness of each creator is reflected in the diversity of media in the zine: there are essays, free verse poems, sketches, portraits, and lots of spoken word poetry. Many of these pieces utilize styles that are deliberately unconventional. For example, “on femmes, fags, and the impossibility of recognition” by tasha tristan is the first essay in the zine, and, despite its formal nature, is written in all lowercase letters. The following essay, “Big, Burly and Beautiful” by Rhiannon Robear, again disrupts the traditionally formal format when Robear declares, “…fuck off with your gendered policing.” Reading this zine is an exercise in breaking all the rules of both gender norms and form, and it is incredibly satisfying.
Reading this zine is an exercise in breaking all the rules of both gender norms and form, and it is incredibly satisfying.”
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hey! Wanna review Not Trans Enough or want to distro it? Are you currently already distroing it? Email and let us know so we can add your info to our order page, which will let people know where they can pick up or order a copy of the zine. Email: [email protected] Thanks and please share!
New run of, Not Trans Enough: a compilation on the erasure of non passing and non conforming trans people is now available in more colours and also for cheaper! Purchase at www.etsy.com/ca/shop/latebloomzines
Locals can pick up copies at the upcoming Mini Zine Fair at 97 Niagara in Toronto, Hamilton Feminist Zine Fest, and hopefully Expozine in Montreal!
