So, I've been reading The Encyclopedia of DORIS, a collection of stories, essays and interviews previously published in the Doris zine between 2001-2011, written, illustrated, compiled and created by Zine Queen, Cindy Crabb who is so full of wisdom and profundity and punk rock feminist thought provocation that I have been unable to get through a paragraph without taking notes and photographs and texting various sentences to my mother and friends.
Like this:
And this:
Anyway... the other day, Fable asked what I was reading and I told her. And then I showed her the words + images and explained to her what a zine is/was... and then... asked her if she wanted to make one with me this summer. I read her little bits and pieces that were appropriate... this, for example, which I believe with my whole heart:
"Wanna make something like this?" I asked her." We could do it together! See if anyone wants to join us? Make it a daily project?"
Via Doris
P.S. If anyone out there wants to join us, please do. We started a hashtag so those who wish to collaborate with us can. So far it's just us, which is totally cool, but the invitation's open to all of you and yours.
And speaking of magazines and collaborative projects and sisterhood, this video is lovely and I want to dedicate it to my sisters in sisterhood championing:
I wrote about my newly acquired Seventeen stash earlier on Instagram but I wanted to give Sara a shout out here, as well...
And speaking of magazines and collaborative projects and sisterhood, this video is lovely and I want to dedicate it to my sisters in sisterhood championing:
... To girlhood. And old magazines. And shiny new zines. And all the little fingers in the world that draw and create and build and support and elevate and contribute and high five.
GGC
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