The Wellcome Collection took their monthly zine clubs onto instagram live in lockdown, and it’s one of the few things I’ve been consistently tuning into. I thought I’d start collection the zines I made into one place. April Zine Club Theme: Indoors My first ever virtual zine club, and it was really nice to sit and focus on one thing for two-whole-hours, since I’d been … Continue reading Wellcome Zine Clubs in Lockdown

If you don’t want to read my rambly blog post, you can watch the conversation I had here: Continue reading Zines and Student Mental Health Video

In the old world, I was going to be running a demonstration at the NUS Scotland’s Student Mental Health conference, talking about zines and mental health and education. Instead, I did a zoom chat with Think Positive, which goes online today (Monday 11th May), the original day of the conference. My memory of what I actually said is hazy, I’m too anxious to tune in … Continue reading Think Positive – Zines and Student Mental Health

I recently facilitated my first Zoom zine workshop (although not technically my first online zine workshop, but I’ll come to that) as part of the Young Friends of the Earth Online Skillshare. It was a wildly different experience from facilitating a in-person workshop, and I thought I’d just jot down some quick reflections since we are all learning – and the original purpose of this … Continue reading Baby’s first Online Zine Workshop

I haven’t really written about this on here because I suppose it didn’t feel real/it makes me very anxious and I’ve been avoiding it, but yesterday 10 comp copies of Gears for Queers landed on our doorstep, and I can’t avoid the box of books that I co-wrote staring at me any longer! So! Abi and I wrote a book! Published June 4th 2020 by … Continue reading Gears for Queers