Half of this zine was written whilst bored at work and half of it was written in the several hours that I was locked out of my house on a thursday night. As infuriated as I was then, in retrospect it was a better use of y time than sitting on my bed, eating curly wurlys and watching the final season of Oz.

This is an autobiographical 'mixtape; of things that happened in 2008 and before. Includes mini stories on houses I've lived with and people I've lived with, identity crises and other such non sequiturs.

30 pages, 21 cm x 15 cm

PO Box 392 Newtown NSW 2042

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Although this zine is partly about the vertigo and the nervousness and the nausea, it's also about the transcendence and the joy and that amazing feeling when you think that things cannot get any better, except they do.

This is another personal zine inspired by my decision to quit the call centre that I've previously referenced in the Epitaph for my Heart series. Includes events that propelled this life changing (for the better) decision, my take on the etiquette of resigning from crappy jobs, the aftermath of quitting and the politics of office 'theft'.

28 pages, 21 cm x 15 cm

PO Box 392 Newtown NSW 2042

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This issue attempts to revive the discussion of talking vs. writing, gives advice on how to be a hit single, describes the accidental blank and how to remedy it and more.

24 pages, 21 cm x 15 cm

PO Box 392 Newtown NSW 2042

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Number Five includes the answer(s) to inane question #3 "Where have you been all my life:, a short guide on how to manage workplace lechery, hints on secret keeping, comparisons between HBO's Oz and real life based on extensive, painstaking research and more.

28 pages, 21 cm x 15 cm

PO Box 392 Newtown NSW 2042

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A split zine about working in a supermarket by employees of rival supermarkets. Pretty depressing, really.

Definition of a Joe Job: Dead end, uninteresting, low level/low paid employment. Includes official employers letters and bureaucratic absurdity. Includes rubber stamping, an edition of 110.

28 pages, 21 cm x 15 cm

Today is July 25 2009 and I'm writing this zine to take part in a 24 hour zine making event. Typically, when I sit down to make a zine all planets must be aligned. I need blank paper. Will I make it to the copy place before it closes? Why didn't I put the lid on the gluestick after I last used it? 

July is international zine month and today is my first free Saturday in weeks. Surely this is a sign that today I can answer the 24 hour zine making challenge.

10 cm x 15 cm, 24 pages

PO Box U360 Wollongong Uni NSW 2500

meiow.meiow@gmail.com

www.24hourzines.com

Coincindentally let's establish that I live in australia, I have always lived in australia and I have always lived in melbourne's western suburbs. so i know. I know from personal experience - amongst other things - that australians are pretty obnoxious and can't see the invisible lines that a civil society would call "social boundaries". They are either not there or we simply choose to ignore them...

PO Box 523 Yarraville 3013

15 cm x 11 cm, 16 pages.

Unreasonable vendetta against: the deaf girl at work because: she hates me.

I don't know where or when the vendetta started because I met this deaf girl a couple of times right after she had started and she seemed really nice and friendly and I made a point of trying to be nice and accommodating because she was new (like a decent person should) but something happened there maybe a month or two after she started...

15 cm x 10.5 cm, 16 pages

PO Box 523 Yarraville VIC 3013

After working as a personal care assistant in nursing homes, a uni student studying nursing writes about her experiences.

48 pages, 21 cm x 14 cm