How do you make a zine?

Why do you make a zine? 

How did you get into zine-making in the first place? 

What other zines do you read? 
Where can I get my zine photocopied? 
How are zines distributed? 
Where are zines reviewed? 
Where can you go to buy zines? 
How do you pronounce it? 
And how can I find out more? 

Be you a seasoned vet, a zi-curious newbie, or an unrelated browser in the right place at the right time, you're invited join the contributors to the Zinester's Guide to NYC for a reading, Q and A, and open consignment session on Tuesday, November 30th, 7:00pm, at St. Mark's Bookshop! 

Bring three copies of your zine if you'd like St. Mark's Bookshop to sell it on a consignment basis. And while you're there, don't forget to pick up (more than one) copy of The Zinester's Guide to NYC - an invaluable resource for New Yorkers, visitors, and art supply requiring, photocopying, bookstore haunting, highly participatory individuals of a low budget, zinely bent! 

This evening's distinguished guests include: 

Ayun Halliday, The East Village Inky 

Melissa Bastain, Anywhere I Lay My Head 

Josh Saitz, Negative Capability 

Esther Smith, Purgatory Pie Press 

For more info visit ayunhalliday.com

Illustration by Caitlin McGurk, contributer to ZG2NYC, underthehaystack.net