This personal zine is an ode to being a recluse, complete with famous recluses throughout history and food suggestions for those who don't want to leave their room. Melancholy yet hopeful.

32 pages, 15 cm x 10.5 cm

tinypaperhearts.wordpress.com

PO Box 392 Newtown NSW 2042

This zine is one girl's awfully truthful tale about being shy, with handy tips for social engagements and dealing with being shy. It is printed in black and white with collage and hand drawn illustrations.

40 pages, 21 cm x 15 cm

PO Box 392 Newtown NSW 2042

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www.myspace.com/the_fetus

Because the 2008 diary wasn't primarily meant to be zeen content, the blather entries are sometimes a tad more personal. If you were hoping for my scandalous and juciest of revelations circa 2008, this zeen has the greatest potential to meet your needs. This is probably my most embarrassing zeen to date, so I'm hoping, should that be your desire, you'll be a little disappointed.

28 pages, 21 cm x 15 cm

PO Box 108 Unley SA 5061

yummylychees@spin.net.au

Inside: Dazzling drawings, super sketches and indelible insights

http://www.brendanhalyday.com

artboy7235@yahoo.com.au

28 pages, 21 cm x 15 cm

Will some girl somewhere like me?

http://www.brendanhalyday.com

artboy7235@yahoo.com.au

28 pages, 21 cm x 15 cm

Stephan Dennis is stalked by a zinester in cut and paste mode.

15 cm x 10 cm, 8 pages.

www.667u.com

Table of contents: Pie charts, bar charts, nodal diagrams, line graphs, slightly more 'accurate' line graphs, geneology charts, more pie charts.

Graphs include: Time spent on activities during the day (Tuesday); Colour of things in my house, and Who the notes are from in our letterbox and on our door (not including advertising). To name a few. We love this zine So. Much.

21 cm x 15 cm, 24 pages, cover not shown in pic, it's a detail from one of the pages. 

funiscool@gmail.com

http://sarahmcneil.blogspot.com

I know for anyone that's keeping track this zine has taken way too long to come out and there's lots of excuses I could make to anyone who's reading this and to myself: the bands didn't write back, I was busy with work, I was away, etc...

myspace.com/staygold_zine 

bitinsley@hotmail.com

28 Bathurst Ave Moana SA 5169

Hello and welcome to the first volume of Stubby Buddy, a little 'zine about beer and beer-related stuff made by two little bees called Buzz and Bumble. The origins of Stubby Buddy are quite simple. Last summer, Buzz and Bumble went on a short holiday to the lovely river-port of Echuka where they took along a stack of various interesting beers that they hadn't tried yet (to be honest, there were 29 beers, two ciders, and a slab of Mercury Dry, which is the name of this volume). And because you really need to keep notes on the beers you try in order to remember them, they did.

21 cm x 15 cm, 20 pages.

stubbybuddyzine@gmail.com

We're starting to see some effects of the Liquor Licensing blitz. Rumours flying around the hospitality industry have mentioned a range of interesting stories. Some venues have found to be in breach of license and fined accordingly. Others have allegedly been fined for allowing staff to have a knock-off drink after closing. Small band venues are also finding that the letter of the law is harming the live music scene due to some license restrictions and related overheads if music is performed...

21 cm x 15 cm, 20 pages

stubbybuddyzine@gmail.com

suck my scab is the first comic made totally* by cougar flashy, it's about/ has in it; funny cartoons, hip hop, terminal illness, letting go of time and reality COMPLETELY, feeling new and alone, mispronouncing words because it's fun, symbols that seem to have absolutely no purpose or meaning and rituals for people who don't understand reality yet. bad smells and confusing feelings turned into drawerings. AWESOME! weirder than 8-Ball or Hate (as in the comix), very confusing, non linear and as cool as the hulk or spiderman or charlie brown. charlie brown is the best though.

*small contributions by ghostpatrol, acorn and three other members of
an art collective co-founded by cougar flashy, hyper color castle:
Braddock, Raph Banks & Girl Mountain

19 cm x 13 cm, 20 awesome pages.

In the late 90s, zinemaker Kane Barwick dedicated the sixth issue of Sure to his own verbose style of journalism: 20 questions about zine culture to 20 zinemakers and comic artists. That concept has been plagerised (with Kane's blessing). In this second issue of the reinvented Sure6 interviewees include Ianto Ware, Mavis McKenzie, Simon Gray, Ivana Stab, 7U?, 150 Pages, and Erinsborough Exploits. Questions include issues of anonymity, best zine advice, and startling personal revelations.

28 pages, 21 cm x 15 cm

GPO Box 4201 Melbourne VIC 3001

When I was about ten or so my mother gave me a letter she had been saving for me. She wrote it after having flown from Beirut to England in one of her last weeks of pregnancy so that I could be born a British citizen like my father. The letter is her attempt to document her pregnancy and towards the end she mentions the heavy shelling around their apartment block and that while on the bus to the airport (which had to cross the Green Line) it was suddenly hijacked by the Amal milita looking to take hostages. Since she was female and had a Syrian passport she was not taken, although two men who were either British or American were not returned to the bus...

21 cm x 15 cm, 40 pages

tinypaperhearts.wordpress.com

PO Box 392 Newtown NSW 2042

Graphic zine of images

15 cm x 11 cm, folds out

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