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Charlottesville, VA, United States
Zine Bakery has a free distro in the Scholars' Lab, part of the University of Virginia Library (Shannon Library 3rd Floor, Room 308). We usu...
Added by Amanda Visconti (Zine Bakery) · today
ITA Corrado ha una casa sulle colline emiliane. Corrado è un appassionato di viaggi. Corrado è cintura nera 1° Dan Aikido. Corrado è appassionato dello sci alpinistico. Corrado è un bancario. Corrado è un attore. Corrado è un uomo solitario. Corrado è un ecologista. Corrado è un artista. Corrado è una fanzine. ENG Corrado has a house in the hills of Emilia Corrado is a keen traveller Corrado holds a 1st Dan black belt in Aikido Corrado is keen on ski mountaineering Corrado works in banking Corrado is an actor Corrado is a solitary man Corrado is an environmentalist Corrado is an artist. Corrado is a zine.
mini travel & photography zine includes a CD-R album mixtape i do not send physical copies in the mail. Individuals: you can buy the digital version for just 5$ including the music files. you're welcome to make unlimited number of copies to trade Distros/bookstores/small publication: for 25$ you can get the digital files (the zine + the cdr graphics & music files) to make unlimited number of copies to sell. Email: drunk-artschool-dropout.campus603@passfwd.com
Weekly trifold zine list of all the music shows in Portland, Oregon. Get a free printable pdf on the web at pdxmaximalist.info.
(Free to read or print: https://zinebakery.com/homemade-zines/biscuit-1-lasercutting-cheatsheet) An 8-page mini-zine by Amanda Wyatt Visconti (v1, 9/9/2024; CC BY-NC). “Lasercutting! Cheatsheet mini-zine for a Very Specific use case” takes you through the steps of designing and lasercutting an acrylic oval with frosted text, using the Scholars’ Lab’s Makerspace and its lasercutter “Vader”. Thanks to Ammon Shepherd, who gave me a training refresh on the lasercutter; I took these notes built on my memory of his training.
(Free to read or print: https://zinebakery.com/homemade-zines/bakeshop-3-goodspetsofuvalibrary) The Good Pets of UVA Library is a whopping 36-page standard-size, full-color zine created by Amanda Wyatt Visconti with text and photos of pets contributed by UVA Library colleagues.
(Free to read or print: https://zinebakery.com/homemade-zines/biscuit-2-ice-virginia) Yes, Virginia, there is ICE here too (Zine Bakery Biscuit #2) is an 8-page, black-and-white minizine explaining how immigration rules and rhetoric impact Charottesville folks even though we’re in the middle of a state, far away from federal borders—and resources for supporting us and our neighbors vs. racist rhetoric and unjust laws. I also created a Photoshop template so folks can make your own localized version.
(Free to read or print: https://zinebakery.com/homemade-zines/booklab-time-machine-minizine) A values-charter-drafting minizine for BookLabs, humanities makerspaces, academic printshops, & similar, by [you????] and Amanda Wyatt Visconti. A 8-page minizine, created for use during two workshops I taught at the Mellon-funded “Building BookLabs” 2025 Symposium. Modeled on Jess Walters’ Exchanging Perspectives disability justice zine, which combines minizine format with workbook-style journaling prompts, which the reader fills in and thus co-creates their first zine (if they haven’t made any before). With thanks to Ronda Grizzle’s teaching and research around scholarly team values charters, and facilitating collaborative charter writing. A full-size zine version, expanded and providing more context and resources for use, is in the works.
(Free to read or print: https://zinebakery.com/homemade/tympanchange) A 24-page zine tutorial on changing tympan and packing material on Vandercook cylinder floor presses like the SP-15, Universal, 3, and 4.
(Free to read or print: https://zinebakery.com/homemade-zines/hand-pie-1-weirdletterpressblocks) Look!! Here’s your unusual letterpress blocks invitation to joy: a collage mini-zine is an 8-page, quarter-size collage zine of odd letterpress blocks (illustrations/text mounted on a block of wood, to be inked & pressed into paper using a printing press) that I encountered while searching Ebay for letterpress things. Welcome to the weird world of things people used to want to print to paper repeatedly, like an illustration of hands unwrapping a slice of American cheese to a Very Goth “VOID IF DETACHED”. All images are screenshots of Ebay.com for-sale items w/o stated creators; digitally horizontally-flipped for legibility. (Letterpress blocks and type are designed reflected, so when they are inked & pressed into paper, the correct image shows.)
(Free to read or print: https://zinebakery.com/homemade-zines/SpeedweveForMendingDHMakesMethodzZine1-BlickhanVisconti) Speedweve for Mending (#DHMakes Methodz Zines #1) introduces you to speedweve-style mending looms for fixing small holes in socks and other fabric: What are they? What’s cool about them? Why might you want to try one? How would you get started using one? It’s a zine-ification by me, of a 10/15/2024 #DHMakes Methodz Talk and slides by Sam Blickhan. (#DHMakes Methodz Talks is a public maker talk series I organize.) By Sam Blickhan and Amanda Wyatt Visconti
(Free to read or print: https://zinebakery.com/homemade-zines/bakeshop-2-diywebarchiving) By Quinn Daedel, Tessa Walsh, Anna Kijas, Ilya Kreymer, and Amanda Wyatt Visconti DIY Web Archiving shows you why everyone should participate in preserving the things on the web they care about, and how anyone can do so (no special expertise required!). Based on the 11/25/2024 virtual workshop co-sponsored by WebRecorder, SUCHO, and ACH; taught by Walsh, Kreymer, Daedel, & Kijas; with additional text/resources from & zineified by Amanda Wyatt Visconti.
(Free to read or print: https://zinebakery.com/bakeshop-zines/queerbookhistory) By Amanda Visconti; Alex Wingate; Nicole Infanta Keller & Cait Coker; & the SHARP Queer Book History 2025 Bibliography Team Book History is the study of the book as physical artifact (beyond just the written “content” it carries) made, circulated, read by humans—carrying that history, too. Queer Book History applies a 2SLGBTQIA+ lens, values, expertise, experience—including reparative work addressing the historical & current scholarly failures of under-representation & active censorship of 2SLGBTQIA+ people, work, topics. This Queer Book History zine is a smaller sibling of a large research resource: the 2025 Queer Book History Bibliography from the Society for the History of Authorship, Reading & Publishing (SHARP), which was edited by SHARP Bibliographer Alex Wingate & built with a team of researchers (including me!). We created a zine version as another way into the Bibliography: Visible Queer Book History cover & content, displayable & sharable in libraries & public spaces Quick intro for folks new to these topics to skim Free physical resource you can assign your students Highlighting favorite resources from the Bibliography; some themes & patterns across those resources, ideas for teaching with these works, and IDing which resources are free (i.e. you can dive into them without any barrier right now!)
(Free to read or print: https://zinebakery.com/bakeshop/censoredexhibit) A 64-page standard-size, full-color zine documenting the National Park Service’s “Life Under Slavery at George Washington House” Exhibit—removed by the government January 22, 2026 in an act of censorship. Zineification by Amanda Wyatt Visconti. Exhibit & its text: the National Park Service (NPS); photos of exhibit: Stan Horowitz, NPS, Michaela Althouse/PhillyVoice, Historical Marker Database, William Fischer, Jr., Danny Freeman, the Association for Public Art, John Theibault, Matt Rourke, Tom Gralish, Nancy Kassam-Adams, A.P. Howell; photos & panel transcription: Devry Becker Jones.
(Free to read or print: https://zinebakery.com/homemade/residencies) If like me you’re coming from outside the formal Art World, but are a crafter, maker, or artist (or do these but think “I’m not a real artist though…”) You might also not be aware you can apply for artist residencies (aka craft residencies & similar things using terms like sabbaticals, studio & makerspace & keyholder access, awards, fellowships, scholarships) to get time, space, equipment, funding, or other support to make art. Some residencies specifically prioritize under-resourced identities, & ability to give back to a community (e.g. teachers, librarians). This zine is an overview of what’s involved, from my viewpoint as an academic => printer who’s now more comfortable applying for residencies.
Free to read or print at https://zinebakery.com/bakeshop/absoluteunits. By Amanda Wyatt Visconti & Shane Lin. “Absolute Unit”: An entity exceedingly pleasing to the eye & soul by virtue of unusual-for-its-kind square or stocky dimensions. Absolute Units are exemplars of: stability! solidity! abundance! confidence! A model for insisting we deserve at-homeness in our world. A righteous & unbothered certainty & a resistance to being pushed about by others. This zine spreads a feast of images of letterpress printing block, type, & press Absolute Units; accompanied by 6 mini-essays on neat measurement history and interesting, less-known contemporary measurement facts.
8-page, bilingual zine for educational uses. Written in English with activities material and responses in Vietnamese. The 'Take-Away Truth Telling' series (TATT) is a pocket dictionary for First Nations justice & activities. These resources are made as a collaborative effort between SPEAKINGTRUTH and our volunteer participatory translators. We plan for future expansions into other languages, as well as iterations of this zine to be completely translated into their respective language group/s.
8-page, bilingual zine for educational uses. Written in English with activities material and responses in Mandarin. The 'Take-Away Truth Telling' series (TATT) is a pocket dictionary for First Nations justice & activities. These resources are made as a collaborative effort between SPEAKINGTRUTH and our volunteer participatory translators. We plan for future expansions into other languages, as well as iterations of this zine to be completely translated into their respective language group/s.
8-page, bilingual zine for educational uses. Written in English with activities material and responses in Italian. The 'Take-Away Truth Telling' series (TATT) is a pocket dictionary for First Nations justice & activities. These resources are made as a collaborative effort between SPEAKINGTRUTH and our volunteer participatory translators. We plan for future expansions into other languages, as well as iterations of this zine to be completely translated into their respective language group/s.
8-page, bilingual zine for educational uses. Written in English with activities material and responses in Cantonese. The 'Take-Away Truth Telling' series (TATT) is a pocket dictionary for First Nations justice & activities. These resources are made as a collaborative effort between SPEAKINGTRUTH and our volunteer participatory translators. We plan for future expansions into other languages, as well as iterations of this zine to be completely translated into their respective language group/s.
8-page, bilingual zine for educational uses. Written in English with activities material and responses in Arabic. The 'Take-Away Truth Telling' series (TATT) is a pocket dictionary for First Nations justice & activities. These resources are made as a collaborative effort between SPEAKINGTRUTH and our volunteer participatory translators. We plan for future expansions into other languages, as well as iterations of this zine to be completely translated into their respective language group/s.
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