Zine anatomy
Subtitle: A zine to help identify the parts of a zine, name their printing techniques and provide information to the zine librarian about the manners in which their collection was lovingly created by the hands of its zinester mama
Publisher: the author
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Brooklyn, NY
Language: eng
Number of pages: 14
Subjects: Bookbinding; Prints; Technique
Description: Sellie writes about different forms of copying and binding including mimeograph, photocopy, relief printing, silkscreen, letterpress, stencils, stamps, hand colored, stapled, rubber band, pamphlet stitch, stab binding, Coptic binding, accordion (concertina), glued edge, and commercially bound. It has a cut and paste aesthetic with backgrounds of zines and vintage photographs.
Notes: Created for the first Zine Librarian (Un)Conference.

Cover title.
Table of contents: title: Standard zine printing techniques: photocopied, relief printing, silkscreen, gocco, mimeograph, letterpress, stencils, stamps; title: Standard binding techniques for zines: Non-adhesive: stapled, rubber band (and more), pamphlet stitch, coptic stitch, commercially bound, accordian and other folding techniques; Adhesive: glued edge --