noun
definition
A low-circulation, non-commercial publication of original or appropriated texts and images, especially one of minority interest.
Examples of zine in a Sentence
Plus they are selling their own unique handmade zine.
He slumped down on the sofa in disgust, waiting for Randy to finish the conversation, his foot kicking open the bicycle magazine.
A number of years ago, Richard Bartle published a zine called Sauce of the Nile.
Their site not only has details about them, but also a handy ' tips if you're doing a zine ' section.
People writing to say they want to start a zine, having been inspired by R*E*P*E*A*T.
So the next thing you guys should be checking out is a new zine called Brindled.
It has a huge range of publications from the smallest zine to the largest of anthologies.
The zine collection, dating from 2002, includes zine collection, dating from 2002, includes zines which reflect women's lives in the UK today.
Checkpoint is a news and reviews zine published by Peter Roberts, The Hawthorns, Keele, Staff, UK.
God Is In The TV zine - A indie music and culture zine.
No. It's a web zine produced by volunteers.
She writes a feminist and music zine and is in two bands.
Their site not only has details about them, but also a handy ' tips if you 're doing a zine ' section.
One Struggle - A new ' zine based in the US.
This can be useful for building contacts and goodwill between ' zine editors and, if need be, filling space.
The zine collection, dating from 2002, includes zines which reflect women 's lives in the UK today.
The UK feminist zine culture appears to be thriving - and anyone can support it.
For a while I chatted to Mick, a guy with a girl 's voice who runs a zine distro down in Wales.
Indulge your love of tattoos by heading to any zine or publication, including Skin & Ink.
The zine about going places you're not supposed to is Infiltration.
The zine about going places you 're not supposed to is Infiltration.
No. It 's a web zine produced by volunteers.