Tag Archives: reviews

Zine bundle upgrade + Lost Luna news

Posted on May 26, 2022 by rebelsister

Hi there, how are you? I have some Lost Luna news to share with you: I’ve upgraded a zine bundle on Bandcamp with a digital download of my latest Lost Luna album “Wish upon a star”, the amazing I Wannabe … Continue reading →

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Zines I’ve read in 2020 (August)

Posted on September 7, 2020 by rebelsister

Whether there’s a heat wave or a snow storm going on, reading zines (and making zines!) is always a good idea. Here are the ones I devoured in August: (More info, photos, and web links under the photo)

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Zines I’ve read in 2020 (July – IZM)

Posted on August 2, 2020 by rebelsister

Hello! Here are all the zines I’ve read during International Zine Month 2020! These include newsletters, perzines, travelzines, musiczines… Inside you can find stories about underrated 90s bands, boxing in antifascist and feminist groups, gentrification, living in the Bay area, … Continue reading →

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Zines I’ve read in 2019 (Nov – Dec)

Posted on January 3, 2020 by rebelsister

Welcome to the final batch of zines that I’ve read this year! There are zines about radical queerness, female musicians, making terrariums, migraines, veganism, the film “Ghostbusters” (the cool new one, with the female actors), and much more! You’ll certainly … Continue reading →

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Zines I read in 2019 (March – April)

Posted on May 3, 2019 by rebelsister

Tis the season to read and make zines! Well, every season is zine season but I’ve read a lot of them these past two months and we’ve also just had Mini Zine March in March. For this edition of “Zines … Continue reading →

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Book reviews: Little book of life hacks, Drawing is magic, Crafting with feminism, How to start a revolution

Posted on August 25, 2018 by rebelsister

In the beginning of January I set myself a New Year’s resolution of reading at least 20 books this year and I’m already at 19 now. It might be silly to count the books I’m reading but it really helps … Continue reading →

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IZM day 25 – get your zine reviewed

Posted on July 25, 2018 by rebelsister

It’s always nice to have someone give feedback on or review your zines and today, for International Zine Month, you get to… “send your zine out for review to a website or magazine that does reviews” I’m postponing this activity … Continue reading →

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Book reviews: Living out Loud, Hello Cruel World, Little Book of Craftivism

Posted on January 5, 2018 by rebelsister

I read quite some books in the past year, here are some I haven’t reviewed elsewhere but enjoyed reading a lot. They range from self-care to creative activism. Living out Loud – Keri Smith If you’re a bit stuck creatively … Continue reading →

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Zines I read in 2017 (part I: January – March)

Posted on April 2, 2017 by rebelsister

Because reading more zines and books is one of my resolutions for 2017, I’d like to make a list of the zines and books I read and when time permits, add some reviews or descriptions. I’d like to read at … Continue reading →

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Reviews of books about zines

Posted on September 24, 2015 by rebelsister

Read the full article here on De Tweede Sekse Blog. Tegenwoordig is er weer veel interesse voor zines wat ik natuurlijk aanmoedig, want zines zijn ideaal voor feministische informatieverspreiding en communicatie: goedkoop, iedereen kan makkelijk zelf een zine maken, veel creatieve mogelijkheden … Continue reading →

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