Who?

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Zinesters who tabled on February 25, 2012:

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Amber Forrester – Fight Boredom Distro – www.fight-boredom.com

Support NY – http://supportny.org/

Cristy Road: www.croadcore.org

Sarah Rose – Once Upon a Distro – www.onceuponadistro.com

Rachel and Sari – Hoax Zine – www.hoaxzine.tumblr.com

Katie Omberg: fancy-graphics.blogspot.com

Caroline Paquita – www.carolinepaquita.com

For the Birds Collective – http://www.forthebirdscollective.org/

Shawn(ta) Smith – HerSaturnReturns.com

Midge Belickis – madebymidge.etsy.com

Rebecca Migdal: www.rosettastonecomic.com

Jenna Freedman – http://zines.barnard.edu -and -  http://lowereastsidelibrarian.info/

Marta – Fat Heart Press – fatheartpress.tumblr.com

Carmichael Monaco – Means of Production Apparel -

http://www.etsy.com/shop/productionapparel

Kate Wadkins – http://katewadkins.com/

Alycia Sellie – The Borough is My Library -  http://alycia.brokenja.ws/orderbiml

Maranda Elizabeth – http://marandaelizabeth.com

June Diebold – Words Are Not Enough

Melissa Ann Cook – http://www.dumptruckmolly.com/shes_so_very.htm

K Funk – kfunkcomics.tumblr.com

Miss Nico – www.missnico.com

Dre Grigoropol -  www.Dretime.org

Grace – Voice Shakes

Sofia Ajram – www.sofiaajram.com

Liz Jones – Eruptions and Nightmares

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About the Organizers:

Kate Angell is a reference librarian at Sarah Lawrence College and the editor of the recent zine “My Feminist Friends.” She frequently blogs about free research resources for activists/feminists at Somebody’s Autobiography. She is deeply inspired by a lot of people and things, but would like particularly to give shoutouts to Audre Lorde, Bikini Kill, coffee, and Buffy Summers.

Elvis Bakaitis is a Brooklyn-based zinester and student in the MLS program at Queens College. This year, Elvis has given talks on queer history at Rutgers University, the Hedrick-Martin Institute, Kearny High School in New Jersey, and Red Emma’s Bookstore Coffeehouse in Baltimore. They also facilitate the monthly feminist bookclub at Bluestockings Bookstore, and are co-organizing a Radical Librarians Reading Group. Currently, Elvis is working on Homos in Herstory, a comics zine that focuses on 19th and 20th century queer history. You can find their zines at local, independent bookstores, Etsy shop, Captain Elvis’ Cartoon Shack, or on their website: http://elvis007.wordpress.com