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Artists’ books - Browse resources A-Z | UWE Bristol

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Visionaire editions

The extensive collection at Bower Ashton Library includes:

Scent

21 exclusively-made scents in individual glass vials that correspond to specially-created visuals.

Toys

A collection of ten vinyl toys created by ten fashion designers including Karl Lagerfeld, Donatella Versace, Alexander McQueen and Marc Jacobs.

Taste

Taste uses taste-film technology to deliver both easy-to-identify and highly conceptual flavours to the mouth, each accompanied by an image interpreting the concept.

Sound

Over one hundred original sound pieces by leading artists, musicians, and personalities consisting of five 12-inch vinyl picture disc records packaged inside a dome case. Each issue includes a MINI Clubman "Vinyl Killer" Record Player: a battery-operated toy car that acts as a portable record player.

Surprise

A series of intricate pop ups by various artists which include moveable images, three-dimensional scenes, and surprise reveals housed in a dark purple cloth-covered case with a magnetised closure and engraved numbered metal plaque.

Solar

An all white slip-case housing a board-bound book featuring all-white embroidery on the cover and black & white photography inside. When exposed to sunlight the case, embroidery and photographs transform into colour.

2010

A compendium of contemporary art in the form of an electronic daily calendar featuring 365 works of art selected by 52 internationally renowned curators and art collectors.

Fairytale

A mini-library of children's books by contemporary artists and photographers.

Rio

A limited-edition portfolio featuring 3D photographs of Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer's iconic masterpieces.

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Visionaire - Browse resources A-Z | UWE Bristol

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Visionaire is a multi-format album of fashion and art produced in exclusive numbered limited editions by artists, personalities and fashion designers.

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Magalleria · 5 Upper Borough Walls, Bath BA1 1RG, United Kingdom

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Magalleria · 5 Upper Borough Walls, Bath BA1 1RG, United Kingdom

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VISIONAIRE IS AN EXPERIENTIAL AGENCY THAT HAS BEEN COLLABORATING WITH ARTISTS, INFLUENCERS, AND FORTUNE 500 COMPANIES FOR OVER 25 YEARS. VISIONAIRE CONCEPTUALIZES AND PRODUCES PUBLIC ART INSTALLATIONS, FILM, IMMERSIVE AND INTERACTIVE EXPERIENCES, BRANDED CONTENT, ART MULTIPLES ALL CURATED THROUGH THE LENS OF ART, FASHION, AND CONTEMPORARY CULTURE.

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VISIONAIRE IS AN EXPERIENTIAL AGENCY THAT HAS BEEN COLLABORATING WITH ARTISTS, INFLUENCERS, AND FORTUNE 500 COMPANIES FOR OVER 25 YEARS. VISIONAIRE CONCEPTUALIZES AND PRODUCES PUBLIC ART INSTALLATIONS, FILM, IMMERSIVE AND INTERACTIVE EXPERIENCES, BRANDED CONTENT, ART MULTIPLES ALL CURATED THROUGH THE LENS OF ART, FASHION, AND CONTEMPORARY CULTURE.

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Monday to Saturday: 10am to 5.30pm

Sunday: Closed until early summer

We'd love to see you in our store in the beautiful Georgian city of Bath. Magalleria is located in the very heart of the central city. Look for our sign with the large 'M'.
What people say about our store:
'A little gem' The Independent

'Brilliant' The Guardian

'Beautifully styled, an array of gorgeous high end and niche magazines' Daily Telegraph

'Magalleria is further testament to the enduring allure of print. This magazine nirvana has an extraordinary selection of international and leftfield editions, current and back issues, grouped in subjects from fashion and beauty to maps and guides' Condé Nast Traveller

'The first store for independent magazines' Grazia (Fr)

'An informed vision of the print industry' Lampoon Magazine

'A bastion of print media' The Modern House

'An entire shop dedicated to magazines and all the better for it... Magalleria is the result of identifying your passion and jumping headfirst into it. The spread of magazines on offer here is dizzying.' In Your Pocket Essential City Guides

'A space brimming with colourful, cutting-edge and quirky designs... Magalleria is unlike most other specialist shops. With an impressive selection of back issues, collectors are invited to come and savour both past and current stories - home library upgrade pending...' Suitcase Magazine

'Absolutely wonderful... stockists extraordinaire' Lodestars Anthology

'Magalleria can show you the way to great reading material and the antithesis of clickbait... like a sweet shop for anyone who's partial to a magazine hoard, or even just an artfully arranged selection of coffee table reads, covering topics like art, fashion, gardening, travel and wellbeing, and selling back issues as well as the latest editions' The Maverick Guide

'The specialist print emporium where you can discover obscure magazines from around the world' Vogue UK, The Most Stylish Places in Bath

'A dream place' Guest Hotels UK

'A brilliant little emporium selling fine, independent and specialist magazines... This exceptionally cool shop is a treasure trove of the obscure, beautiful and hard-to-get-hold-of' Travel Life

'They stock over 1,500 magazine titles across the globe in the physical store and about 750 titles on the online store. As well as current issues, they also sell an impressive collection of back issues.' Tori West, BRICKS Magazine

'Can a store of magazines make your heart soar?... This store is incredible' If Lost Start Here

'A fantastic magazine shop' Alyson Walsh, That's Not My Age

'Probably the best magazine shop I've been in and easily the most well stocked. I've never seen so many magazines and I'm sure if you were looking for something obscure, odds are they would have it' Polly Florence

'A store owned by someone who really knows what they're talking about... With endless favourite titles and plenty of refreshing new ones, it's easy to pick up a debut discovery here and I can guarantee you'll get lost in the stacks and emerge with some treasure.' What Olivia Did

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At Magalleria we've stashed away one of the largest collections of fine, independent magazines you'll find anywhere. Explore our collections here.

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Arnolfini Bookshop is an independent Bookseller, committed to showcasing the very best titles across all areas of Art and Culture, as well as Magazines, Gifts, Cards, Stationary, and exclusive Prints.

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101 Wardour Street, Soho, London, W1F 0UG

Mon-Fri 9am-6pm

Sat 11am-6pm

Sun 12noon-6pm

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260 Globe Road E2 0JD

Open Wednesday to Saturday 12-6pm

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The directors of Claire de Rouen are Lucy Kumara Moore and Lilly Markaki

Not all our stock is online, so feel free to email info@clairederouenbooks.com if you can't find what you are looking for, or would like to join our mailing list.

We don't have a phone number.
SHIPPING
We like to recycle packaging or use biodegradable bubble wrap. We aim to make swift deliveries but occasionally there can be delays. Let us know if your order is time-sensitive. There is detailed on shipping to Europe here.
PRIVACY
We are honoured to communicate with you and we respect your privacy. We keep your data safe and don't share it with any third party marketing companies. We only contact you to let you know about new material we have in stock, special events and external projects.

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The online shop of Claire de Rouen, selling signed and rare photography, fashion and art books, magazines and limited edition prints and artworks.

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5 Wardour Mews, London, W1F 8AL

Thursday to Saturday 11am to 7pm

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Photobook Cafe 4 Leonard Circus EC2A 4DQ

Monday to Friday: 8am - 10.30pm
Saturday: 10am - 10pm
Sunday: 10am - 4pm

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A community café, with Photography books, workshops & talks. Part of Rapid Eye Darkrooms Photographic lab and printers

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2 Granary Square, King's Cross, London N1C 4BH

Wed to Sun: 12–6pm

Mon and Tue: Closed

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QUEER BRITAIN MUSEUM LTD IS A CHARITABLE COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE

COMPANY NUMBER 11253032 / CHARITY NUMBER 1180240
REGISTERED OFFICE 2 GRANARY SQUARE, KING'S CROSS, LONDON N1C 4BH

QUEER BRITAIN® IS A REGISTERED TRADEMARK / © 2024

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Queer Britain: the national LGBTQ+ museum

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20 Goswell Road
London EC1M 7AA

Opening Hours
Sunday–Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday–Saturday: 11:00–19:00

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18–22 HAYMARKET LONDON SW1Y 4DG

MONDAY TO SATURDAY 11:00AM – 7:00PM
SUNDAY 12:00PM – 6:00PM

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Conceived by Rei Kawakubo and Adrian Joffe, Dover Street Market is a place for creators from various fields to gather, encounter and collide with each other in a burgeoning atmosphere of beautiful chaos. The original Dover Street Market first opened in London, Mayfair in September 2004.

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75 Broadway Market E8 4PH
Monday to Wednesday 11 am–6 pm

Thursday to Friday 11 am–7 pm

Saturday 10:30 am–6 pm

Sunday 11 am–6 pm

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Art, photography, cultural theory and independent books

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Donlon Books has an esoteric collection of the latest: art, photography, cultural theory, independent publications and zines.

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230 Bishopsgate
London
EC2M 4QH

Our Researchers’ Area is open 10:00am - 17:00pm, Monday to Friday, with late opening on Wednesdays.

020 7392 9200
enquiries@bishopsgate.org.uk

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Proudly independent since 1895, Bishopsgate Institute is a cultural venue in the City of London. Our beautiful Victorian building is a place for people to connect over a shared love of learning. We believe everyone's history should be valued, and our special collections and archives document the experiences of everyday life, as well as the people who have campaigned for social, political and cultural change. Come on in to explore our archives, take a course, or hire our amazing spaces.

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Special Collections and Archives | Bishopsgate Institute

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Bishopsgate Institute Special Collections and Archives document the experiences of everyday people, and the extraordinary individuals and organisations who

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6 Cecil Court, London, WC2N 4HE
Tuesday - Saturday, 12 - 6pm
and by appointment

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Tenderbooks supports independent artist publications, artist research and original print editions, along with a series of late night events and publication laun

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17 Pitfield Street, N1 6HB

Open: Wed - Sat 12-6pm

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270 St John St, London EC1V 4PE

Open Monday to Saturday 11 am–6 pm

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On the magCulture Journal

Magazines can be many things, but distribution channel for student design research promises something special. February's Magazine of the Month delivers on that promise: the latest issue of A Line Which Forms A Volume, the annual print output from MA Graphic Design students at the London College of Communication.

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Ahead of the launch of new literary/arts mag Offal -the names hints at its content of rescued offcuts and leftovers-we hear from the publisher's Chief Creative Officer Jeremy Portal. Jeremy discusses the origins of the new mag and its central role within the broader Offal Industry business.

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One of our favourite new magazines of 2023 was The Whitney Review of New Writing, a large format mag from NY covering literature and other forms of writing-the recent second issue includes a review of the script of 'Poor Things'. Founder Whitney Mallett explains more about the roots of her bold magazine.

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Read the Journal

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We love magazines! Read the Journal, listen to the Podcast, visit our London Shop (11am-6pm weekdays, 12-6pm Saturday) and online. Come to our live events!

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6 Chiltern Street, London, W1U 7PT

Thu - Sun : 08.30am to 4:00pm

Fri - Sat : 08.30am to 6.00pm

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An independent magazine/book shop selling a highly curated selection of publications. Order magazines online or shop in-store at Shreeji Newsagents, London.

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Magalleria (magalleriabath) • Instagram photos and videos

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Magalleria (@magalleriabath) • Instagram photos and videos

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12K Followers, 1,657 Following, 9,041 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Magalleria (@magalleriabath)

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bookhaus: our goal is to offer the best bookshop experience with something for everyone and a strong focus on politics, contemporary fiction, independent presses, cookery, children's and more. Publishers featured alongside big names like Penguin and HarperCollins include: Fitzcarraldo Editions, Verso, Pluto, Haymarket and Tangent

bookhaus: reflects Bristol's tradition as a centre of radicalism

bookhaus: organises regular events including book launches, panel discussions and reading groups

If a book you want isn't in stock we can get it, usually in 24 to 48 hours - give us a call on 0117 244 0326 or email us info@bookhausbristol.com

You can also order almost any book from us for home delivery - click here

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Bookhaus Bristol - Bristol Bookshop - Fiction, Children's Books, events

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Bookhaus Bristol bookshop offers the best bookstore experience. We have a strong focus on modern fiction, children's books, history & politics

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Martin Parr Foundation
316 Paintworks
Bristol BS4 3AR

Thurs to Sun, 10.00am to 5.00pm
Mon to Wed, closed, but feel free to ring the bell and we can let you in.

Free entry to exhibitions.

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Sheep, Social Justice and Real Ale / an evening with The Dynamic

Photographer Sebastián Bruno will give an artist talk on The Dynamic, discussing the making of this body of work and sharing his experience working at The Dynamic newspaper as staff photographer.

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Sheep, Social Justice and Real Ale / an evening with The Dynamic Photographer Sebastián Bruno will give an artist talk on The Dynamic, discussing the making of this body of work and sharing his experience working at The Dynamic newspaper as staff photographer.

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ROVA 11 Christmas Steps, Bristol, BS1 5BS

Tuesday to Saturday, 11am to 5pm

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Rova Editions - Books, Magazines and Stationery

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Shop stocking illustrated art, design and culture books, independent magazines and beautiful stationery from around the world. Selling online and from our shop on Christmas Steps in Bristol, UK.

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Dedicated to creative opportunity and its power to bring change. Two free cultural destinations – V&A East Storehouse and Museum – will open up the V&A collection for all, celebrate making in all its forms and create new possibilities for everyone.

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Opening Spring 2026

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Working to preserve this overlooked and untold history, the Museum champions the impact of youth culture on modern society and works to change pervasive narratives around young people. The museum works with young people to explore their experiences as teenagers today and envision what a future museum should look like.

Acknowledging that we were all young once, the museum believes everyone has an important story to tell about their youth and invites the public to be part of the Museum through the Grown up in Britain campaign. From the bomb-site Bicycle racers in post-war 1940s London, to the Acid House ravers of 1980s Northern England, the Museum of Youth Culture empowers the extraordinary everyday stories of growing up in Britain.

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Museum of Youth Culture | 100 Years of Growing Up

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An Emerging British Museum Celebrating 100 Years of Youth Culture through the Sounds, Styles, Scenes & Social Movements Forged by Young People. Submit your story today.

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Grrrl Zine Fair started in 2015 as a way to pull together feminist self-publishing through an event. We create events, workshops, and zines and look after a queer and feminist zine library based in Southend.
Inspired by Riot Grrrl culture of the 1990's, which combined zine-making, art and music, with the band Bikini Kill coining the term 'Grrrl to the front!' - Grrrl has continued this mission of bringing girls, women, transgender, non-binary and gender fluid people to the front, prioritising their voices through events, commissioning new artworks, hosting zine and skill sharing workshops, talks and curating exhibitions occasionally!

What is Grrrl Zine Fair?

Zines are self-published, often handmade magazine-style publications. They often are made by one person, or a small group of people coming together for a cause or a special interest. Therefore the content varies widely, one zine could be sharing ways in which we can help save the planet from environmental breakdown, and another could be a breakdown of the best outfits across the Star Trek franchise.

Some are very personal, others, irreverent. Some are glossy, almost indistinguishable from mainstream magazines, others are sewn together by hand in a small run of 5.

The wide variety of zines is what makes them exciting, incredibly varied and importantly- accessible. No other art form is more inviting - you can make one in 5 minutes, with no artistic skill, or you can spend a year developing one. We teach basic zine making through our zine workshops and also look after 600+ zines in our zine library - which is also portable!

We specifically collect queer and feminist zines and it is an incredible collection of voices, stories, artwork and photography but it is also an amazing piece of documentation of culture, from 80's to now. Zines are a way in which we can document ourselves into history, a physically direct way to connect writer and reader, wether that's now or in 50 years time.

Wait, rewind, whats a zine?

Hey! I'm Lu Williams an artist who is fairly obsessed with zines. I started making my own zines alongside DJing 'Bitchcraft' and then 'Hyperfemme' which was born alongside fluffy hand-painted flame stripper heels. I also worked as an arts editor for Cuntry Living zine whilst studying art at Oxford University.

I'm from a working-class background, am queer and neurodivergent, so found my community in the feminist zine scene. That's where I first fell in love with zine making, it felt like the opposite of the fairly stuffy/snobby art world, was more accessible than academic, and they can slip right into people's hands rather than chance shouting into the void- or picky algorithms. In a very digitised world, zines can feel like escapism, both reading and making them. Grrrl Zine Fair is a space where zines can be made, celebrated or cut up and collaged. Welcome to the world of feminist zines, I hope you love it here!

How can I join a workshop?

The best way to see upcoming workshops is via the calendar on the 'Events' tab, as well as by keeping an eye on the Grrrl Instagram. We often travel the country working with universities, organisations and brands to host workshops, which can be booked by emailing us.

Occasionally we also host workshops at The Old Waterworks Studios, which is where we are based alongside the Grrrl Zine Library. These are often free workshops and funded by an awarding body such as Arts Council England.

Can I submit my zine to the Grrrl Zine Library?

Can you sell my zine?

You can also keep an eye out for call outs ahead of zine fairs, where we'll be looking for stall holders.

How do I book a workshop?

Do you facilitate internships or work experience placements?

We currently do not have the capacity to host internships or work experience. We also care about paying people for their time, so can only fund short-term freelance work, funding and project dependent.

Can I interview you for my zine/research?

Can I sell my zine at your next fair?

When's your next event?

Good question! Check out our events tab and have a peek at the calendar. Zine fairs typically take place twice a year, and zine festivals once a year- that's because they're not your usual market place style fairs- there are bands and art and workshops and talks and stuff- which takes a lot of planning.

Make a donation.

Our events are always free and our zine library is open access. As a non-commercial project, we rely on funding to keep going. If you've got cash to spare, check out our shop or make a donation by clicking that lovely round button below.

Things we spend money on:

Free events, hosting zine makers, artists and crafts people sharing their skills through workshops, bands, solo artists and DJs, hiring venues, transport for equipment and staff for the lead up and on the day.

Artist commissions. We commission work via our zine Grrrl In Print and regularly work either artists, either creating banners, stickers or posters together for various community projects.

Keeping the lights on. Running costs including directors wages for 2 days a week at Artist Union rates.

Grrrl Zine Library, donations and any excess income goes back into the zine community through purchasing new issues if zine artists are unable to donate. We want to ensure the collection is diverse.

Free community workshops.

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Grrrl Zine Fair started in 2015 as a way to pull together feminist self-publishing through an event. We create events, workshops, and zines and look after a queer and feminist zine library based in Southend. Inspired by Riot Grrrl culture of the 1990's, which combined zine-making, art and music, with the band Bikini Kill coining the term 'Grrrl to the front!'

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Bristol Zine, Illustration and Animation Festival organised by Mereida Fajardo and Marcy Fraser

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ZINESWAP IS BACK (AGAIN)

Send your zines to us at:

ZINESWAP, C/O ALTOGETHER OTHERWISE, 6-10 HANOVER STREET, MANCHESTER, M4 4BB, UK

(If you're outside the UK, read this)

🗓 Next swap date:

EXTENDED:

WEDNESDAY 1ST OCTOBER 2025

huh?

Estd 2008, Zineswap is a service that allows you to swap your zines through the post. You send us your zines, we send you a random selection of other zines in return.

Here's what to send us:

1. Between two and ten copies of your zine.

They should all be copies of the same issue, authored by you. The reason we ask for minimum two is that we keep one for our archive. The remaining zines are swapped. So if you send us three, you'll get two back. If you send us ten, you'll get nine.

2. A self-addressed envelope.

So we know where to send stuff...

3. Paid-postage / stamps

This should be to the same value as the postage you use on the package you send to us. Sooo if your package costs you £2.50 to send to us, please put an additional £2.50 worth of unused stamps inside the package. If you are based outside of the UK, check this

HIT US WITH YOUR ZINES FAST

THANK YOU