New in: Here. In My Head #11: A 24-Hour Zine

Here. In My Head #11 is a 24-hour zine written by Catherine Elms. This issue features writings on being creative, self-esteem, empowerment, contraception, things that annoy her, and things that brighten up her day.

www.catherineelms.co.uk

catherineelms.bandcamp.com

blatantblithe.wordpress.com

@catherineelms

New in: Turbulence Magazine issue 14

Turbulence is a printed poetry magazine established in 2009 seeking to publish the best poetry it can find. It started out in Hull, East Yorkshire, a city described by Peter Porter as "the most poetic city in England" and is now based in Oxford.

Issue 14 features poetry from David Andrew, Aaron Anstett, David Bellusci, Byron Beynon, Ken Champion, Joe Eldridge, Chris Fenton, Andy Fletcher, Kathy Halliday, Scott Hartwich, Anne Higgins, Maria C.G. Hofman, Fred Johnston, Ric Lee, David Lewitzky, Mary McCollum, Robert Nisbet, Kate O'Shea, Bethany W Pope, Pam Riley, Stephen R Roberts, Anthony Ward and Lucy Winrow. The cover artist is Susan Duncan.

www.turbulencepoetry.blogspot.co.uk

@turbulencemag

New in: Pataville

Guy Mayman makes collage, sculpture and drawing which explores the intersection of culture, commerce, government and desire. He has completed a two year residency at de Ateliers in Amsterdam and a two year Daiwa scholarship in Tokyo, where he continues to visit and work regularly. He produces a zine called Pataville, which uses montage to explore the idea of cultural false memory, architectural utopia and suburban psychosis.

www.pataville.blogspot.com

New in: Psycho.Moto Zine Issues 18 - 20

The Antagonist Art Movement are based in New York and have been putting out Psycho.Moto Zine, under the original title East Coast Exchange, since 1988. The subject is underground arts where they mix writers from all over the place. Each issue is based on a theme.

The Antagonist Art Movement is a cultural movement formed in New York. The group grew out of desperation and in reaction to the New York art market. The movement primarily involves visual arts, literature, film, art manifestos and graphic design. Psycho.Moto Zine acts as a venue for the movement's writers, artists and editors.

www.antagovision.com
Antagonist Art Movement Wikipedia article

New in: Modern Moral Subjects

Jacob Louis Beaney’s Modern Moral Subjects is a series of 11 drawings that take a satirical look at the current socio-economic state of the United Kingdom, inspired by artists such as William Hogarth, James Gillray, James Ensor, Goya, and Edouard Manet.

www.jacoblouisbeaney.co.uk

www.hickathriftpublishing.co.uk

Under new management!

Hello,

I am very excited to be able to announce that myself (Steve Carlton) and Elizabeth Murray Jones are going to be taking over the running of Salford Zine Library. I am an actual qualified librarian and we both make zines under the name 'Young Explorer', so we reckon that we're well placed to continue Craig's excellent work and make the library an inspiring place to visit for as many people as possible.

We have loads of things we want to do but we're also keen to get the whole community involved. If you have any ideas or suggestions for improving the library, please get in touch. We're currently drawing up plans for exciting new stuff, so watch this space! In the mean time, if you have any zines that you would like to submit to the library, please note the change of address. There's no selection criteria - we accept anything as long as it is self published.

Many thanks,

Steve and Liz