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@huntermoonpress
Welcome!
I'm Mads and I run Hunter Moon Press (a small art business) with my partner, Lizzie. We make zines, prints, stickers, and are working on our first comic called Paul the Park Ranger (hopefully coming to Tumblr & other webcomic websites soon)!
Online Shop (Ko-Fi)
Zine Club (Patreon)
YouTube Channel
Glasgow Zine Library needs your help!
Glasgow Zine Library needs of renovations in order to safely store and display their zine collection, and improve accessibility.
Good news: They are currently only £500 away from their £12,726 goal, and for every donation made, Creative Scotland will double that money.
Bad news: This is an all-or-nothing fundraiser, so if they don't meet that goal before June 13th, they get nothing.
From their fundraiser:
"Our ability to safely and accessibly store, preserve, and display our zine collection is in jeopardy. In addition, we are running out of space to continue accepting zine donations. That is why we urgently need to upgrade our collection storage and display to increase capacity, accessibility, and improve preservation.
Our archive, which holds the entirety of our collection, is running out of space to safely and accessibly store and preserve the zines. As a result, the condition and future of our zine collection is at risk of rapid decline due to insufficient storage and preservation capacity. We have reached capacity, turning away major donations, and (with permissions) donating duplicates.
Reaching capacity of our archive means that we have to turn away zine donations and halt zine acquisition of cultural objects. For instance, we turned away 249 issues of historically significant literary zine, 100 issues of an important writing zine, and a large collection of music zines and magazines. Another donor wants to bequeath a significant 1980-90s zine collection including historical trans zines.
Currently, we do not have the capacity to store and preserve them. Without this project we cannot properly preserve the collection or sustain zine donation intake."
I've been attending Glasgow Zine Fest for a few years now, and the work they do not only preserving such a variety of voices, but supporting new zine makers and local communities is amazing. They've run fundraisers for Palestine and refugees, coding meetups for trans folks, and anti-capitalist writing workshops.
I'm really hopeful they'll be able to make this deadline, but I've donated as much as I can. If any of yous have some to spare, please consider it. And consider visiting, as well!!
📖 DONATE HERE! 📖
I've already posted a bit about this one, but I wanted to share more than just a few pages so those who aren't a part of our Zine Club can still flip through if it resonates with them 💕
Thanks for taking the time to read this and I hope you're doing alright
I've already posted a bit about this one, but I wanted to share more than just a few pages so those who aren't a part of our Zine Club can still flip through if it resonates with them 💕
Thanks for taking the time to read this and I hope you're doing alright
I've already posted a bit about this one, but I wanted to share more than just a few pages so those who aren't a part of our Zine Club can still flip through if it resonates with them 💕
Thanks for taking the time to read this and I hope you're doing alright
May's Zine Club zine featuring one of the beautiful blooming trees now that it's finally Spring here in Minnesota 🌱
🏳️🌈 new zine! 🏳️⚧️
This one means a lot to me and, even though it feels like I barely scratched the surface of what I wanted to talk about, I'm pretty proud of it.
If you'd like to see more pages and behind the scenes of our zine making process, join as a Free Member on our Patreon OR as a Zine Club Member (by May 8th) if you'd like one of these mailed to you!
Thanks for reading!
‘Red Planet Earth’ is a Native American science fiction fanzine from 1974. Created by Cherokee writer Craig Kee Strete, it’s regarded as the first science fiction zine by North American Indigenous writers. Red Planet Earth ran for six issues and included a mix of short stories, poetry, articles and more. Describing itself as “a magazine of American Indian science fiction”, it featured contributions from Strete, as well as other Native American writers.
A flip through of my zine “How To Appreciate Bugs” !! 💖✨
Physical copies are available on my ko-fi shop :3
Today's the last day of April, and to belatedly celebrate my birthday I'd like to share a comic with you: it's about getting revenge against the people who wronged you, and it's called Werewolf's Lament.
Werewolf's Lament is printed with florescent orange and mint risograph inks on light brown paper; cut and folded in the shape of a wolf. Physical copies are for sale in my online shop.
We’re moving! 🚚 Which means we need to offload a bit of inventory (and, to be honest, we could also use some extra support), so we’re putting on a sale for 25% off your entire order on our Online Shop til May 1st using code MOVING
Or (well, and/or) you can join our Patreon to get early pages of our upcoming webcomic, a monthly zine, and an even bigger discount than we’re posting here!
Links here and on our pinned post. Thanks for checking it out!
'We Palestinians Are Not Going Away' is a zine made up of first-person accounts of the war / genocide in Gaza, Palestine. Download it (it's free), print it and distribute it. Available to download from the Little Zine Revolution site.
There are still a shocking number of people who still get their books (audio & e-books included) from them. I made this zine to show people that there are better, and even more convenient, ways to acquire books and other reading material. So, even if you've already been boycotting, print this out and give it to a friend or a loved one who still feels stuck in the Amazon ecosystem.
This is an 8-page mini zine about, well, reading without Amazon. There are still a shocking number of people who still get their books (audi
putting this one back out there in light of the (semi) recent Kindle news
The PDFs are free to download on our Ko-Fi, but we'd appreciate any support, thanks!
birthday month discount code wahoo
The Artifact: A Choose-Your-Own Story (A Zine!)
You try to blink the stinging sweat out of yours eyes and rock back on your heels in disbelief. The lunchbox is empty. Hours spent climbing through the hills, your feet wet from jumping creeks , and your crumpled slacks dust-stained. And the lunchbox is empty.
You check your watch. 4:26PM. You have until 5:39 to find The Artifact and use it to jump into the Time Stream. Your team pries an opening through the Stream each time you travel back and it begins closing almost immediately. It's actually lucky that the Stream self-heals, or anyone could harness an Artifact and cause immense chaos throughout time. While you were on the outskirts of town collecting geological samples, your crew sent a final SOS message to your watch before ascending into the stream without you.
"Snatcher arrived. Emergency evac. Retrieve Artifact. Meet in 1997. Hurry and stay safe."
Join our Zine Club on Patreon by April 25th to get a copy of this one! There are still two spots left in our Primordial Zine Club tier which is $5 a month (vs the standard $8 Zine Club tier) to show appreciation for early supporters of our work.
Thanks!
The Artifact: A Choose-Your-Own Story (A Zine!)
You try to blink the stinging sweat out of yours eyes and rock back on your heels in disbelief. The lunchbox is empty. Hours spent climbing through the hills, your feet wet from jumping creeks , and your crumpled slacks dust-stained. And the lunchbox is empty.
You check your watch. 4:26PM. You have until 5:39 to find The Artifact and use it to jump into the Time Stream. Your team pries an opening through the Stream each time you travel back and it begins closing almost immediately. It's actually lucky that the Stream self-heals, or anyone could harness an Artifact and cause immense chaos throughout time. While you were on the outskirts of town collecting geological samples, your crew sent a final SOS message to your watch before ascending into the stream without you.
"Snatcher arrived. Emergency evac. Retrieve Artifact. Meet in 1997. Hurry and stay safe."
Join our Zine Club on Patreon by April 25th to get a copy of this one! There are still two spots left in our Primordial Zine Club tier which is $5 a month (vs the standard $8 Zine Club tier) to show appreciation for early supporters of our work.
Thanks!
Get more from bratwizard on Patreon
new post up on patreon about april's zine. i talk about how people can misconstrue me being a dog as exclusively a kink thing when it's far closer to being a gender thing for me.
