Thirdspace
Subtitle: Re-imagining the future
Contributors: Waller, Kristy
Series: Thirdspace -- v. 27, no. 1; Thirdspace -- v. 27, no. 1.
Publisher: University of Victoria Women's Centre
Published: 2010
Place of publication: British Columbia, Canada
Language: eng
Number of pages: 36
Subjects: Women college students
Description: Thirdspace is a zine produced and distributed by the Women's Publication Network with a silkscreened cover. There is a mission statement and contact information inside the zine. Essays  include an interview with Fanny Howe by Leonard Schwartz about her book "The Wedding Dress: Meditations on Word and Life" and the racism that she faced as a woman of Irish descent raising three African American children, an art review of Lindsay Delaronde's Wolfpack, a conversation with Sandy Merriman House Writing Group about their Zine Mizplaced, instructions for  growing your own fruit tree, and a contribution from Sinead Charbonneau, who is a Native American from Haudenosannee Territory in Southern Quebec. The zine ends with a piece from Upping the Anti, a publication group for activists, and a list of resources and shelters for women.
Notes: Cover title.
Table of contents: title: Introduction --; title: Gender is not binary --; title: The artwork on page 3 was borrowed from the Trans Day of Remembrance 2009 zine --; title: Fanny Howe on cross cultural politics --; title: As she spoke --; title: Spores --; title: Mix tape--; title: In the future --; title: A conversation with Sandy Merriman writing group --; title: Artwork --; title: DIY-grow your own fruit tree --; title: "The good red road" and the other side of the street --; title: Artwork --; title: Upping the anti --; title: Transportation formation --; title: Re-imagine --; title: Resources --