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*5058 $tMake Contact --$tPlaces to Leave Your Zine --$tHere's a Little Pep Talk about Zine Trading /$rby Ron Rege, Jr. --$tPostal Peril: Turn Mail Service into A Lean, Mean, Zine-Delivering Maching /$rby Dan Zettwoch --$tFirst Efforts and Wasted Paper /$rby Martin Cendreda --$tWhere to Shop (and drop) --$tThe Beauty of Invoicing /$rby Allison Cole --$tDistro --$gResources:$tZine Resources --$tSlow Sales and Accidental Dinners: My First Convention and How we Dined with Stars /$rby Martin Cendreda --$tZine Libraries --$gGlossary --$gContributors --$tHow I Make My Zine /$rby Dave Kiersh.
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A zine is a handmade magazine or mini-comic about anything you can imagine: favorite bands, personal stories, subcultures, or collections. They contain diary entries, rants, interviews, and stories. They can be by one person or many, found in stores, traded at comic conventions, exchanged with friends, or given away for free. Zines are not a new idea: they've been around for years under various names (chapbooks, flyers, pamphlets). People with independent ideas have been getting their word out since before there were printing presses.

This book is for anyone who wants to create their own zine. It's for learning tips and tricks from contributors who have been at the fore front of the zine movement. It's for getting inspired to put thoughts and ideas down on paper. It's for learning how to design and print your own zine so you can put it in others' hands. Whatcha Mean, What's a Zine? is for anyone who has something to say.

• Intro.
• Author's Notep. 6
• Introp. 8
• 200 Years of Zine Productionp. 10
• What's A Zine?p. 12
• Why?Why?Why?p. 13
• Small World Funniesp. 14
• History
• A personal History of Zinesp. 16
• Evolution of Self-publishingp. 19
• Great Moments in Zine Historyp. 20
• Pioneers and Stamp Lickersp. 21
• From a Zine to Magazinep. 22
• Make Your Own
• The Challenge:Write, Draw & Publish a Mini-Comicp. 24
• Meat 'N' Potatoesp. 25
• On Whalingp. 26
• What's the Big Idea?p. 28
• Having Fun with Materialsp. 30
• Say Something
• Writing between Mt. Fuji & Mt. Saint Helensp. 32
• The Daily News: Journal Writingp. 34
• The Cut 'N' Paste Poet, William S. Burroughs' Cut-Up Technique channeled through Christopher Lepkowskip. 35
• The Art of the Interviewp. 36
• Zine Together
• What Bugs?p. 37
• Let's Reviewp. 38
• Did Blogs Kill the zine star?p. 39
• Co-Op!p. 40
• Rise and Shinep. 42
• Cartoon Workshopp. 44
• Formats
• Copier Tricks
• From Original to Copyp. 58
• Master Copyp. 60
• Double Up!p. 61
• Copier Tricksp. 62
• Copy Talkp. 64
• The Poor Man's Printerp. 66
• Printing
• The Ditto Machinep. 68
• Image is Everythingp. 70
• Go Pro!p. 72
• How to Make a Silkscreen-Printed Zine Coverp. 74
• Let's Print Goccop. 78
• Put It All Together
• The Cut 'N' Corralp. 80
• Collating by Handp. 82
• Collating With the Copierp. 83
• Binding with Chuck Johnson, The Staple Guy!p. 84
• Unique Bindingsp. 86
• Square Binding with Power Toolsp. 88
• Get It Out There
• 5 Gold - Encrusted Tips for Getting It Out Therep. 90
• Make Contactp. 92
• Places to Leave Your Zinep. 95
• Here's a Little Pep Talk about Zine Tradingp. 96
• Postal Peril: Turn Mail Service into A Lean, Mean, Zine-Delivering Machingp. 98
• First Efforts and Wasted Paperp. 100
• Where to Shop (and drop)p. 101
• The Beauty of Invoicingp. 102
• Distrop. 103
• Resources
• Zine Resourcesp. 104
• Slow Sales and Accidental Dinners: My First Convention and How we Dined with Starsp. 105
• Zine Librariesp. 106
• Glossaryp. 107
• Contributorsp. 108
• How I Make My Zinep. 110