little berlin zine library

AVOW 11

May 22, 2013 – 2:14 am

by Keith Rosson Stories from turn of the Century Portland

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Sunday, September 26th. Little Berlin’s 2nd Annual Book Fair. Stop by 12-6pm, browse little berlin’s library and add more to your own collection. Participants: Alyssa San Valentin, Annette Monnier, Aryon Hoselton, Benjamin Winkler, Brett Hopkins/Philly Comix Jam, BYO-Studio/Lisa Imperiale & Kate VanVliet, Caroline Ziegler, Dan Murphy/Megawords, FluxSpace/Nike Desis, Kelly Phillips, Dre TIme, Claire Folkman, Leah&Anni [...]

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Dirty Diamonds Issue 1/Alcohol

September 24, 2012 – 6:32 pm

Dirty Diamonds is a comics anthology featuring lady comics. Each issue tackles, well, issues. Issue ONE, alcohol. Artists in issue one: Kelly Phillips, Claire Folkman, Carey Pietsch, Dre Grigoropol

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Flat Screen TV Issue #1

February 8, 2011 – 9:57 pm

Flat Screen TV issue #1 Jan 2011. Excerpt: “Flat Screen T.V. is the first publication by artcodex. This issue is a bestiary of sorts, collecting illustrated narratives of biological oddities in the natural world. Stories revolve around the themes of invasion, extinction, parasitism and hermaphroditism.” Featured artists and story tellers; Glen Eden Einbinder, Mike Estabrook, [...]

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Hell Hath No Fury Like a Woman Scornd

August 22, 2011 – 6:01 pm

Narrative by Annette Monnier. Goth, magical gore. Satanic writing through backwards text adds charm-ed to this zine from zineofthemonth.com. Read more from Annette on her onereviewamonth.com.

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Illuminati Girl Gang Vol.1

December 3, 2012 – 8:23 pm

Curated by Gabby Gabby. Cover design by yippywhippy. Art and writing/writing and art. Participating artists Hilary Gardiner, Alice Lancaster, Elaine Sun, Alice May Connolly, Grace Gloria Denis, Laura Marie Marciano, Luna Miguel, Maggie Lee, Megan Lent, Mira Gonzalez, Sarah Lock, Stacey Teague, Sian Rathore, Grace Miceli, Gabby Gabby, Yippy Whippy, Marina Alessio and Cassandra Gillig. [...]

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Love is a Peculiar Type of Thing

August 22, 2011 – 7:37 pm

“Love is a Peculiar Type of Thing is a collection of stories about a struggle to find identity. As you might guess, love is the answer, but the questions are still infinitely puzzling.” $10 By Box Brown. Copies available at little berlin or purchase a copy online, here. boxbrown.com

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Nerve Every Hand

February 8, 2011 – 10:32 pm

A short story by Emily Abendroth. This is a painful story to read and I wish I had health insurance…and dental.

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Nose Dive Issue 10

August 22, 2011 – 8:48 pm

From zinewiki: “Nosedive was first released in the 1990′s. In 1996, it appeared as a split zine with Sty Zine, edited by icki (aka Mark Murrmann). In 1997, it was featured in Volume Two of Zine Yearbook. Icky was presented with the the award for “Best Radical Historian” by The Williamette Weekly for issue seven, [...]

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Puzzling The Ficto-Quizzical

August 22, 2011 – 5:49 pm

Artist Carl Diehl, Metaphortean Researher reports on ficto-quizzical. Weird fiction for sci-fi fans. Note from the author, “Dear Ficto-Quizzical Afficianados, As an “embedded journalist” for weird fiction, I offer up some jig-saw pieces, albeit floating in mild confusion. I would like to extend my gratitude to all the humanoids affiliated with weird fiction in permitting [...]

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