They have all caught the zine bug! If you can’t be playing Among Us, make a zine about it instead. I LOVE instant-book style zines. I keep a little sandwich bag of blank zines in my bag, always at the ready for inspiration.
dawn walk 🧡 the voices are all quiet except for a few birds and I just sat here breathing, I didn't know how thirsty I was for the serene
thunderstorm + October #peppermintalleypress on my desk next to the woodstove. It’s cabin cozy in this old #unschoolhouse
working on a zine starring a fly, not counting the days until the election. No, totally not doing that. #zines #election2020 #peppermintalleypress
Updated zine! I wanted to get this updated for National Coming Out Day.
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I started this zine on a Spring evening in 2019. It was cold and sleeting as I parked myself in a pub across the street from an LGBTQ+ youth center. I had just dropped off a teen (who was staying with us) and they had asked me when I first came out. I didn’t have a good quick answer at the time, so I sat at the bar and lined up a rainbow of pens. It’s easy enough to explain how coming out isn’t a one-time-thing. I wanted to tell them that I don’t remember specifically “coming out” so much as a continual process of trying to be true to myself. It sounds cliche. What I really wanted to explain was how coming out can be an act of coming in to your self and into a vast constellation of queerness. 🌌
