A local zine store recently reignited my passion for this DIY art form. The zines I enjoy are often more personal than books or traditional magazines. Less concerned with tidiness and marketability. Zines themselves, regardless of their subject matter, remind me of poems. Sometimes they’re more about a tone, a sense of something, a snapshot…
Tag: ancestor work
“Dream Logic – On Narcolepsy and Paganism” column published at The Wild Hunt
Guest columnist Bat Collazo explores the connections between dreams, disability, and the divine in this column about zir experiences with type one narcolepsy. I’ve been mulling over this piece for a long time, and it feels good to send it out into the world. Loki, despite recently getting an entire book, also features heavily in…