Thanks! The company I got them from stopped making them so I wear them on special occasions!

Three round stickers are displayed. Each sticker features a smiling star on a colorful, radiating background with the text "FUCK HUSTLE CULTURE" in white lettering.

Hustle culture sucks! Say fuck you to it with these stickers. 3 for $2 so you can share!

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There used to a pop song every year named "Hero" and the chorus was always "You're a hero deep inside / don't ever let your hero hide". But then 9/11 happened, and every pop song was named "Party Booty (Bootyhole Remix) feat DJ A$$crack". And if it isn't true don't correct me.

zines: Riot Grrrl #6 and Grrrl Revolution

zine: Thrill Seeker #1 from September 1982, featuring G.I., DKs, X, Necros, D.O.A, Flesheaters, Void and Black Flag.

zine: Fake #0 featuring Natin of Ulysses, CopShootCop, Bikini Kill, and Circus Lupus

zine: Capitol Crisisi #1 from November 1980

yesterday i was on a panel with @jrdarchivist.bsky.social, @zinelib.bsky.social and a
pair of students talking zines and punk resistance at UMD. These are some of the zines from their punk collection 🏴🏴🏴

printed, tri-fold pamphlet for Milwaukee Zine Fest is laid flat on a light surface. The design uses bold, hand-drawn red lettering reading “MILWAUKEE ZINE FEST” across the panels.

I am sitting behind a vendor table at Milwaukee zine fest, l inside a library. I am wearing a leopard-print face mask, a black leather jacket, and a graphic T-shirt, with red twisted hair styled in shoulder-length curls.

I had such a great time tabling at my first Milwaukee Zine Fest! Such a beautiful building and so much to see and do! Thank you Milwaukee Public Library for hosting such a great event

Libraries are the best!!

Love to see this!! 🥰🥰🥰

Flyer for Milwaukee Zine Fest featuring the headline “Come Say Hi!” with logos for MZF and Wild Ramp Publishing. Event details: Saturday, April 18th, 10:30am–4:30pm at Milwaukee Central Library, 814 W. Wisconsin Avenue, Milwaukee, WI.

I'll be at Milwaukee Zine Fest next Saturday!! Come on by!

Lmaooooo that relationship really loaded with sexual tension

A shot of an InDesign page of the Heated Rivalry zine

Finally working on the Heated Rivalry "Act Your Age: Fandom at 35+" special zine. It will be shorter than other AYAs and I am working hard to get it completed in time for Milwaukee Zine Fest on the 18th but we'll see!

Today is the last day to submit your book/zine reviews for Wild Ramp Review of Books!

Hit me up at wildramppublishing@gmail.com (and let me know if you need a little extra time!)

A Brief Introduction to SHINee in 2026 YouTube video by hkafterdark

As threatened, I have created a ✨Brief Guide to SHINee✨ for the year 2026 since all the other video guides I saw were wildly out of date. youtu.be/wctqFsDE16Y

Call for #ZinePavilion 2026 volunteers at #ALAAC26!

Volunteer with the Zine Pavilion at ALA Annual 2026 and receive a free pass to the conference!

OOOH

you. you missed the afroman defamation trial. unrelated, how many black people do you follow?

A notebook-style podcast cover with spiral binding and paperclips. In the center, a black circle reads “Rough Draft with Keidra & Liz” above a glowing blue typewriter. Below, handwritten text says: “Episode 13: K-pop 101 in 15 minutes,” with a small concert crowd image in the corner.

We set a timer for 15 minutes and @caboosezine.bsky.social interviewed me about my (Very 2nd Generation biased) interest in K-pop! I could have talked for hours but maybe this will be a mini-series!

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This image features a split design. On the left, there's a drawing of a pen with the text "What is a zine?" followed by an explanation: "Zines are DIY booklets made by collaging text and art together to share personal stories and interests, often underrepresented by mainstream media." On the right, there are nine zine covers displayed in a grid, including titles like "Stolen Sharpie Revolution," "Make a Zine," and "Moxie." Each cover has a distinct, colorful design.

The best thing about zines (pronounced "zeens") is that anyone can make them – they're easy, cheap, and can explore any topic or theme. Want to learn how to make your own? Check out these books to get connected to zine-making’s rich history and culture.

Start reading 📚➡️ https://bit.ly/4bhimWO

Was JUST thinking about this. Most places I enjoyed browsing in Manhattan...gone: St. Mark's Bookshop, Shakespeare & Co. on Waverly, Tower Books & Video, Other Music, Tower Records, Virgin Megastore, Kim's Video, Pat Field's, Hotel Venus, Screaming Mimi's, See/Hear, etc. evgrieve.com/2014/04/read...

A Certificate of Achievement is taped to the wall with clear tape at the corners. The certificate has a decorative gray scalloped border and green triangular accents at the top corners. The title “Certificate of Achievement” appears at the top in shiny or reflective lettering. The certificate reads that the award is presented to Keidra Chaney in honor of a first sale through ilovezines.com. The text thanks the recipient for their commitment to the zine community and wishes them many more sales in the future. On the bottom right, the date of sale is February 28, 2026. There is also a small illustration of a person reading a zine with a tiny heart above it.

Celebrating my first sale from ilovezines.com!

New book chapter ⬇️⬇️⬇️
17: Fandom in the branded playground: experiences of adult LEGO fans worldwide

Vlada Botorić

in Research Handbook on the Sociology of Consumption

#FanStudies

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Zines I Read Last Week 6 YouTube video by I Love Zines

Fangirl Confessional was reviewed on the I Love Zines YouTube Channel! My zine is last!

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Uploaded image Image description Here’s a clear, detailed description of the image: The image is a promotional graphic with a light gray background. On the left side, large bold dark blue text at the top reads: “BOOK/ZINE REVIEWS WANTED!” Below that, smaller text says: “Calling publishing nerds to submit reviews and essays for zine:” Underneath, in larger bold text: “WILD RAMP REVIEW OF BOOKS!” A smaller tagline beneath it reads: “Midwest-made book nerdery for the people” A bulleted list follows: Looking for thoughtful essays on indie fiction, non-fiction, comics + zines Cultural writing and essays about books and publishing Midwest culture pieces Kid/teen reviews welcome! At the bottom left, bold text reads: “Length: 800–2,000 words” On the right side of the image is a large black-and-white illustration of a tall stack of books drawn in a loose, hand-sketched style. The books are stacked unevenly, creating an organic, slightly messy silhouette. Near the lower right corner, bold text reads: “Deadline: March 31, 2026” Below that: Subject: “Wild Ramp Review” wildramppublishing@gmail.com In the bottom right corner is a small Wild Ramp

Still looking for book and zine reviews for Wild Ramp Review of Books!

Deadline is (for now) March 31! The more amateur/unpolished, the better! We want readers, not pro critics!

2026 nuclear family meme— featuring Fritzi as Neurodivergent Aunt, Sluggo as Sluggo, Nancy as Daughter, Nancy Jr as Woke Dog

Probably too much information but my mum died when I was 18. The grief persists sometimes but I am a better, kinder and more generous person from having been through it. It's really not easy but it's human and it happens to us all. Ultimately we're all a bit messed up sometimes and that's ok.

On the upper left is a tilted square logo that says “Zine Club Chicago. The logo includes a lightbulb with an open book inside it. On the upper right is a black circular logo that reads: “Rough Draft with Keidra & Liz” Inside the circle is a bright blue typewriter illustration. Centered beneath the logos is a headshot of a woman with short, dark curly hair, light eyes, and pink lipstick. She’s outdoors, with a residential street and parked cars visible behind her. Below the photo, in bold handwritten-style text, it says: Episode 12: Cynthia E. Hanifin At the bottom of the image is a link: roughdraftwithkeidraandliz.podbean.com

Rough Draft 's first guest! Cynthia E. Hanifin — organizer for South Side Zine Fest — talks DIY, accessibility, community, creativity, and the overlap between arts organizing & social work. Plus: Cheez-It boxes & a big announcement.

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To me this says FUND LIBRARIES‼️

Fund collections. Fund staff. Fund more folks working in reference and research. Fund teen library space & teacher in the library programs

We ALREADY have a wildly popular institution that helps kids learn, respects their privacy, and teaches critical thinking 📚

♥️♥️♥️ thank you. I'm so excited to share it

The Musical Legacies of George Michael of Wham and Kim Jonghyun of SHINee.” Cover Details At the top are large initials: “GM” and “JH.” There’s a musical staff with notes flowing across the header. The bottom half features black-and-white photos: On the left is George Michael, styled in a classic late-’80s/early-’90s portrait pose. On the right is Kim Jonghyun, looking upward in a dramatic portrait. The subtitle references George Michael “of Wham” (the pop duo Wham!) and Kim Jonghyun of SHINee.

Inside Pages “Songwriting and Performance Legacies” “More Than Just a Singer and Songwriter” The text discusses: Their similarities as singer-songwriters. George Michael’s Faith era and chart success. Jonghyun’s move toward more personal, introspective solo work. Their musical influences, performance styles, and artistic control. Their roles not just as vocalists but as arrangers and producers.

Ok the George Michael/Jonghyun zine is done and the test print looks cute! Very proud of it.

Unfortunately I won't have it in the shop until later this month because I won't be home to ship things out but I may have it available for presale.

"down for several hours" i am barely holding onto my sanity, please hurry 🥹

Imma put one in the mail for you

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