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13 Months
$1.00
Anonymous
A personal account of a seventeen year old's abusive relationship which spanned 13 months.
several pages 16.5 cm x 9 cm
21 nights in july
$12.00
"mr I have a PHD"
Ostensibly a book about how amazing cycling is, 21 Nights In July is one nerd’s attempt to counteract the psychological damage of the modern age by riding all day and staying up late watching the Tour de France. Covering everything from urban planning, Queer theory, masculine privilege, the mythology of sport, obscure European bike punk bands, Roland Barthes, gear ratio choices and how to crash and land on your face, 21 Nights in July is the thinking cyclist’s critique of everything that sucks about the post-industrial world, and everything amazing about riding bikes.
Dates I've been on and not been on
$3.50
Anon
The first time I ever went on RSVP and realised I needed a profile heading, I decided to write 'desperate' because, after all, I was. Surprisingly, I received many responses. Responses by a whole population of insipid, unattractive, uninspired men. I realised that in dismissing them outright, I wasn't actually desperate at all. I amended my profile to read 'superficial'. And I received different kinds of propositions.
21 cm x 15 cm, 44 pages includes mini zine on speed dating.
Dilettantes & heartless manipulators issues 11-15
$1.00
Anon
A7 weekly anti-review music perzine issues 11-15 (18 May - 15 June 2009)
More bundles of A7 somewhat-music-inspired annecdotes, often sticking to the one theme for the whole 6 pages, would ya believe. Leaning closer to the morose side of things, these issues dealt with space-heater addiction, wanting to run away, contemplating the world getting quieter, contemplating not wanting to contemplate anything, and annuling a personal/professional relationship.
1 A4 sheet, folded.
spurzine@gmail.com
PO Box 41 Flinders Lane VIC 8009
Dilettantes & heartless manipulators issues 16-20
$1.00
Anon
A7 weekly anti-review music perzine, issues 16-20 (22 June - 20 July 2009)
Following on with the introspective and philosophical theme taken on board in previous issues, this bunch contemplate such deep concepts as the joys of banality, the scourge of marriage, fluid attitudes towards metaphysics, trying to track down old teachers, and contemplating partial deafness.
1 A4 sheet, folded.
spurzine@gmail.com
PO Box 41 Flinders Lane VIC 8009
Epitaph for my Heart: A survival guide to being social No. 4
$2.00
A panda
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
tinypaperhearts.wordpress.com
Epitaph for my Heart: A survival guide to being social No. 5
$2.00
Amanda
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
tinypaperhearts.wordpress.com
Feels Like Friday Issue 10
$2.00
Ivana Stab
This issue was written in anticipation of my then boy-thing moving overseas. It's a bit, a lot of the angsty side but I had to get it all / him out of my system.
“You smell like cigarettes, you smell like sleeplessness, is she a smoker, is she a bad influence, is she really the one you want. He is too nice for you, he is too young, and you will damage him, you will."
15 cm x 10.5 cm, 16 pages
ivanaforpresident@hotmail.com ivanawashere.wordpress.com
Feels Like Friday Issue 8
$2.00
Ivana Stab
This issue is made up of a few shorter pieces of writing on a number of topics, including a terrible job, university, nationality, a boy and overall uncertainty.
“You gave me this name so you gave me a history. A thick book bound by leather covers and prejudice. You inject me with biases and preconceived identity. It swims beneath my skin and no amount of talking it away or cutting it open will dry it out completely.”
16 pages 15 cm x 10.5 cm
Foolin' Around: what Dolly tells us about love, heartbreak and monogamy.
$2.00
Anon
This zine is for all the times when you know it might be dodgy but you just want to do it anyway. And the times when you feel so righteously devoted to your one true love you know you will always love them. Then the time they leave you for someone hotter. And the times things just don't make sense. Dolly knows it isn't simple and that the bible doesn't have all the answers. Neither does Cosmopolitan.
15 cm x 10 cm, 22 pages
100 Creswick St, Footscray Vic 3011
Hatemail
$4.00
Flaps
Original hate mail collected from family, friends and enemies. Includes personal letters, graffiti, emails, letters to the editor and creative writing by a 6 year old to his parents.
28 pages. 21 cm x 15 cm.
Hatemail 2
$4.00
Flaps
Original hate mail: the sequel, due to popular demand.
32 pages, 21 cm x 15 cm
Honest Vol. 3
$3.50
Samuel Condon
3.9.08 1.33am
I really was in love. again. It felt perfect. It was. and she was perfect...
30 pages, 16 cm x 11 cm
P.O. Box 85 Aireys Inlet VIC 3121
On Wednesday: an anthology of one year of one life
$10.00
Anon
On Wednesday is honest, at times interesting, at times boring, at times sad, at times happy and in all areas at all times, an awesome record of the author's life on a weekly basis. It's been distributed every week (pretty much) for the last year and this anthology includes every single issue (except weeks 12 and 15 which the author stupidly lost when she moved house and she couldn't rely on her friends to replace them as they'd lost them too. Deadbeats).
30 cm x 21 cm, a lot of lot of lot of A4 pages tied in a bundle.
PO Box 41 Flinders Lane VIC 8009
Refigure
$2.00
Anon
This zine is a joint project between two people who stumbled over each other in the online travelling world, crashed on couches and cooked up a zine. It turned out we both had scar stories to share and had decided it was time to tell them. With limited time in each other's company we had a mission to complete.
Stories from other sides of the world, coming together on a single piece of paper in Sydney, Australia, in April 2009.
6 pages, 15 cm x 10 cm
jesise@gmail.com & nine@jinxremoving.org
Tango 8: love and food
$20.00
Cardigan Comics anthology
Featuring 70 comic strip stories from 70 contributors around Australia and New Zealand
242 pages, 24 x 17 cm
http://www.cardigancomics.com/
PO Box 130 Carlton South VIC 3053
The funnies
$2.00
Brendan Halyday
You'll be hysterical with laughter! Contents include understanding break-up lines, crap filler material, the impossible question, Tammy's true love tips, and shameless advertising.
http://www.brendanhalyday.com
artboy7235@yahoo.com.au
28 pages, 21 cm x 15 cm
Unreasonable vendetta (party invitations)
$1.00
Some girl
Unreasonable vendetta against: party invitations. Because: it's too much drama and I'd probably rather not go to your stupid party anyway. Firstly: let's establish that I am not entirely a fan of parties, the last party I remember not having was my 10th birthday party and this was because my brother had thought it an awesome time to come down with whooping cough and thusly ruined any chance I had of having kids come anywhere near my house. The last birthday party I do remember having was my 13th birthday party and all I really remember about that was it ended in tears because my parents had thought it a good time to bring their divorce to my party situation... 15 cm x 10.5 cm, 16 pages PO Box 523 Yarraville VIC 3013
Unreasonable vendetta (the deaf girl)
$1.00
some girl
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
Y_ours
$3.00
Tuesday Trenton
I woke up this morning at 3.15 thinking that I should not have left you. But I did leave you, and now it is stopping me sleeping...
10 cm x 8 cm, 12 pages
http://tuesdaytrenton.blogspot.com/
