Here's what I came home with...
- Blixa- Musings of an awkward girl - Spring
- Blixa- Musings of an awkward girl- #4
- Rhetorical, Issue #2
- My friends roof
- Reasons to be cheerful
- Hot Dudes Are Like Poetry
- It's Not Funny, It's Art #1
- Lesson 1: Music
- Something with a black cover...
- We Are Not Obscene #1- really like this one, some great pictures, high quality paper
- First World Youth Culture Problems To Be Addressed (#1,3,4)
- Don't Panic
- Jerk Store
- One Day I'll Be A CEO
- Sandwich With A Side of Time
- The Thoughts of Switchblade
- Distort (#3,21,22,23,24)
- Beef Knuckles #4
- Westide Angst #13/Y.O.U #353 (split zine)
- I Hate Masterchef
So I guess I have enough reading material to keep me going for a few years or so. It was a good day out, I had fun. Got to meet a whole bunch of people, some of who said "oh yeah, I read your blog", or were stoked to see I had a new issue out. It was nice to meet the people behind Useless Lines and Bird In The Hand zine shop.
It was my first zine fair, but I don't think it will be my last appearance. I'm liking the idea of going to the TiNA (This is Not Art) zine fair in Newcastle in October. I heard a couple of people talking about it, it sounds like a bit of a pinnacle of the zine fair experience.
By that time I might finally get around to making a footbag zine, it's something I've been meaning to do for so long. Hopefully I can get one done before Worlds, or I might make one based on my trip.
An enjoyable experience anyway, something I would do again for sure.
I took my camera to take some photos of the experience, but I didn't even bother to take it out. Some other people were taking quite a few photos though. Hundreds of people came through the doors of the CCAS which is a very impressive figure.
2 comments:
What time did you come? I had to pack up around 2, as I ran out of zines. It was a good day though, massive turnout.
I was just inside the door, second from the beginning. There are some issues of #7 in Smiths Bookshop, and I will be making some more of #8 soon enough.
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