Here is the second issue of a digital zine version from my other blog Lost in Schlock for those who just want to read it on the go. Download links can be found below.
Download links:
PDF version
Kindle Version
Issuu version
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Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Friday, June 12, 2009
MACABRE CADAVER - FREE DOWNLOAD
MACABRE CADAVER a horror and science fiction magazine is now available as a free download as a pdf. To check out the May/June issue go here to download your own copy. It's free!
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Monday, June 8, 2009
KID SCHLOCKO AT ISSUU
Now you can check out the digital version of this blog over at Issuu. The first issue can be found here or here:
The internet is awesome!
To learn more on how you too can harness this power go here.
The internet is awesome!
To learn more on how you too can harness this power go here.
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KID SCHLOCKO - THE ZINE,
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ZINES
Monday, February 11, 2008
GOOD-BYE KINKO'S
Back in the day I self-published several zines, and can remember the late nights at the local Kinko's xeroxing massive amounts of pages that would eventually be folded and stapled and delivered to any mom and pop shop that would let me sell them at their site.
But the downside to self-publishing as one quickly learns is that the costs are almost exorbitant to produce the number of issues one needs to get even barely noticed.
This brings me to this site which I learned about from Bill Cunningham's blog Pulp 2.0. The future is here my friends. We can now be the writers, publishers, and editors that we always wanted to be and more. We can now produce online zines for the world to see and read. No genre is out of reach. We can do virtually anything our hearts desire, comics, film magazines, horror zines, pulp fiction, and more. The road of our new futures is becoming far more smoother each day.
Now I just have to dig in my book of ideas and see what I can come up with. Stay weird!
But the downside to self-publishing as one quickly learns is that the costs are almost exorbitant to produce the number of issues one needs to get even barely noticed.
This brings me to this site which I learned about from Bill Cunningham's blog Pulp 2.0. The future is here my friends. We can now be the writers, publishers, and editors that we always wanted to be and more. We can now produce online zines for the world to see and read. No genre is out of reach. We can do virtually anything our hearts desire, comics, film magazines, horror zines, pulp fiction, and more. The road of our new futures is becoming far more smoother each day.
Now I just have to dig in my book of ideas and see what I can come up with. Stay weird!
Labels:
SELF-PUBLISHING,
ZINES
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