zine

1. A low-circulation, noncommercial publication of original or appropriated texts and images, especially one of minority interest.

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1. Zines are hand-made and photocopied books.

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2. We hope to add more zines over time, so if you are zinester, let us know!

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3. Our zine collection is shelved near the new books on the main floor and are shelved more or less alphabetically by title.

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4. Our zine collection is a small one designed to provide alternative perspectives and to provide a sense of the aesthetic of zines.

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5. Zines are often excluded from scholarly discourse despite their impact on communities because they fall outside the bounds of traditional publications.

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