Punk Never Died, It Just Went Underground: Zine-Making and Indie Publishing As an Act of Radical Resistance
About the Event
In this day and age when division and misinformation are rampant, more and more folks are looking for ways to not only break through the noise, but to reaffirm their identity, challenge authority, and build community. Zine-making is a tried and true way to do both, providing individuals a space to create with other likeminded and enterprising people, while producing awesome art!
In the third and final session of the Punk Never Died studio series, we’ll explore options for publishing long-form works that literary journals or zines might not be able to accommodate. Learn about your various options in indie publishing and how to pick the one that fits you!
Jordan Franklin
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Jordan E. Franklin hails from Brooklyn, NY. She received her MFA from Stony Brook Southampton and a PhD from Binghamton…
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