Reposted @unidentifiedflyarthoe My first zine collab is a mix of creative non-fiction and fan fic as we reimagine the NYC 80s ballroom setting of FX Pose without the looming threat of the AIDS crisis. The zine is an example of radical queer imagination and a collection of reviews of not 1 nor 2 but 3 ballroom documentaries and an exploration of why silence is never an option.
#zine #blackhistory #pose #ballroom #vogue
Reposted @jujubeees.zines It’s here, folks! *The Music That Kept Us Going in 2025,* a new collaborative zine available for free at juliesetele.com (link in bio).
Thanks to all those who contributed their favorite music that helped them to persist, resist, and/or simply survive this year. Much love to you all! (I could only tag five of you - sorry)
I made playlists of all the recommended songs on Spotify, YouTube, Qobuz, and Tidal. QR codes to those playlists are in the zine!
#zine #music #fanzine #newyear #newmusic
Reposted @jojorambles Good News!!!!!!!!!!!! We’ve now extended the submissions deadline for our zine on Neuroqueerness & Food! So if you’ve been meaning to work on something and send it in, please do! You’ve got more time to do so now!
Reposted @loudandqueerzine SUBMIT TO THE QUEER CREATURES ZINE
Queerness can come with feelings of being different, and for some that crosses into feeling nonhuman. Queers can feel kinship with animals, creatures, mythology, and aliens. Some even identify with objects, colors, elements, or the celestial planets and stars in space. Understanding your queerness through the lens of nonhumanity can bring clarity to parts of ourselves that we have been told aren’t natural or human.
What is a creature that represents your queerness? What nonhuman creation, living or inanimate, resonates with you?
Submit your work! Writing, art, images, sculptures, photography, essays, anything you create is eligible!
Email your work to us at [email protected]
Please include 1) your name and pronouns, 2) the name of your piece(s) and the medium or type of work, 3) anything about yourself you would like to share with our readers, 4) How our readers can find your work and patronize you directly, 5) your Instagram handle if you would like to be tagged in our posts.
Deadline Sunday November 30th 2025 at 11:59pm Pacific time #pride #queerpride #lgbtpride #queer #lgbt #zine #zines #submission #submissioncall #opencall #callforartists #callforwriters #wewantyou #lgbtqia #queercreators #queerart #queerwriters #queercreatures
Reposted @theconspiracyboard Get my art!!!!!!!!
To celebrate hitting 700 followers (thank you all again, and godspeed to the ones I lost along the way) and to lament not being at MCM this weekend, I am offering 30% OFF EVERYTHING on my koffee page!!
Use code '30OFF' for 30% off prints, washi tape, pins, zines, handcrafts, and whatever else you find over there - this includes already discounted prints! The code is valid Friday-Sunday, so don't miss out on your chance to get something nice!
Promo art based on a Karina Drawfee piece (second slide)!
// #art #artist #digitalart #digitalartist #drawfee #drawfeefanart #mcm #mcmlondon #fomo #700 #sale #artsale #kofi #kofisupport #kofishop #buymyart #please
Reposted @jujubeees.zines We are so very excited to announce the call for submissions for WEIRD GAY EATS!
This new, free internet zine about neuroqueer people’s relationship to food is edited by @jojorambles and @jujubeees.zines . (Our collaboration was sparked at @queerzest !)
Full details at /WeirdGayEats (link in bio too).
Optional work-in-progress sessions will be held online on Nov. 1, 5, 9, and 12.
Deadline for submissions is Saturday, Nov. 15 at 11:59PM EST / Sunday, Nov. 16 at 10:29AM IST.
#zine #zinemaking #zinester #digitalzine #collaborativezine #weirdgayeats #neuroqueer
Inspired by two zinesters I met at @queerzest — @c.k.sac and @unidentifiedflyarthoe - I made this flowchart to guide folks around my 30+ zines!
Link in bio to the full image. Happy zine-ing! And stay safe out there!
#zine #zinester #readzines #readme #bookrec #flowchart
The Subconscious Art Exploration with Thalo Blue is live!
https://youtu.be/WIhK9vJ2xcc
I have a meditative guided workshop called "Subconscious Art Exploration." The workshop is based on an art therapy practice called which is world-renowned for helping participants create art from their subconscious to process stuck emotions, resolve traumas, and learn about themselves. I would like to run the Subconscious Art Exploration workshop at the Queer Zine Fest as a way to offer a healing experience and specifically have participants process and understand their identities and roles in our community through artwork.
The Accessibility in Zine Making workshop is available to watch on YouTube!
https://youtu.be/Ddz2kwGsV2I
White Dove Disability Advocacy is a recently developed human-centered, community-driven, grassroots-modeled organization that prioritizes disability empowerment through projects and programs furthering advocacy efforts in disability culture, justice, and access. It was founded by Jessica King, a diversely neurodivergent, chronically ill, and disabled disability activist who specializes in disability culture, disability justice, accessibility, and ableism. beyond her disabilities, she identifies as a cisgender woman on the aroace spectrum and a first-generation, low-income university student. She also serves in DREAM as the Submission and Accessibility Coordinator for the DREAM-U Zine.
DREAM is a national organization designed to serve as an online virtual disability cultural center for disabled students who want to connect with other disabled students. DREAM also supports college/university student organizations that focus on disability representation and advocacy. A queer and neurodivergent-psychologically disabled, Em is the DREAM Coordinator and the founder of DREAM-U Zine, a monthly publication that promotes disability cultural centers, paid opportunities, representation in media, and other topics.
The "A Spoonful of Queers" workshop recording is now live!
https://youtu.be/XBhzRsV6KWI
A comic / Zine workshop about weaving personal narratives around food and neuroqueerness, weaving in the personal with the political. The workshop addresses queerness that is not restricted to one’s gender or sexuality, but the broader understanding and use of the word as a verb to mean something that is subversive, at odds with everything around it, against the grain. Food and stories involving it are a great medium for storytelling about NeuroQueerness because of the care, labour, love, appreciation, politics and power expressed through food. Because food is inherently both deeply personal and political, it sits at the intersection of so much discourse on power, gender, labour, caste, necessity, luxury and care.
The workshop participants will be sent some helpful reading material to get their juices going beforehand. The first part of the workshop will start with introducing some relevant comic works to get some insights. This will be followed by a brainstorming and doodling session with some prompts to start thinking about their own zines / comic projects about Queerness and Food. We will then move onto 'making' and sharing our zines and comic projects and some follow up resources on 'finishing' the zines even after the workshop ends!"
