Zines  

This libguide will help you find a variety of zine-related resources.

• Online Guides
• Scholarly Journal Databases
• Books
• Zine Collections

From Zine World:

"A zine (pronounced "zeen," like "magazine") is a self-published, small circulation, non-commercial booklet or magazine, usually produced by one person or a few individuals. Zines are publications done for the love of doing them, not to make a profit or a living. Most zines are photocopied, but their production can range from handwritten or handmade booklets to offset-printed magazine-like publications (but with a print run of hundreds or a few thousand instead of hundreds of thousands).

Zines come in all shapes, sizes, topics, and formats. They can include personal essays, political discussions, fiction, craft or do-it-yourself advice, articles about music or movies, comics, reviews — anything under the sun, really. In a zine, you might find typos, misspelled words, improper grammar, and brilliant or radical or just plain honest ideas that simply aren’t allowed in Time, Newsweek, or Peoplemagazine."

(http://www.undergroundpress.org/faq/#whatarezines)

[Zine "stacks" at the Denver Zine Library, CC BY 2.0 by Colorado College Tutt Library]