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NEW ZINELAND 2019
​V E N D O R   L I S T

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2-Day Vendors

​​▲2 A.M. GUMBO (Somerville, MA)
▲Alien Femme (Boston, MA)
▲Artifact Zine (Somerville, MA)
▲Austin MacDonald (Storrs, CT)
▲Bruno Perosino (Somerville, MA)
▲Caroline Hu + Grace Abe (Boston, MA)
▲Catalina Ruffin (Boston, MA)

▲Common Body Press (Somerville, MA)
▲Corrina Mazza (Red Bank, NJ)
▲C.X. Dunlap (Cambridge, MA)
▲Daniel Kirk (NJ)

▲Diasporan Savant Press (Boston, MA)
▲eHawk (Somerville, MA)
​▲Greying Ghost Press (Salem, MA)
▲Holy Crow (Salem, MA)
▲j. epervary (Cambridge, MA)
▲ James Mobius (Brookline, MA)

▲Joelle Riffle (Boston, MA)
▲Julia Gorton (NY/NJ)
▲Kitsch Collins (Medford, MA)

​▲Liz Sux Comics (Somerville, MA)
▲Lucas Coeruleus (Cambridge, MA)
▲Mass Love Distro (Wakefield, MA)


▲Mothbody Gonzales (San Antonio, TX)
▲Mundi (Nashua, NH)
​▲Myth and Arrow Press (Modesto, CA)
▲Pity Hug Comics (Somerville, MA)
▲Pleasure Pie (Boston, MA)
▲ROMERO ITEM (New York, NY)
▲Second at Best (Stoneham, MA)

▲Stay Kind! Distro (Jamaica Plain, MA)
▲Underwater Ventriloquist (Cambridge, MA)
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Vănguard (Dorchester, MA)
▲Victoria Marcelino (Haverhill, MA)

ONLY  SAT 3/23 

▲Alison S (Brookline, MA)
▲Boston Compass (Boston, MA)
▲Cat Dossett (Boston, MA)

▲Charley Baker (Salem, MA)
▲Crest (Boston, MA)
▲Handcastle Mag (Allston, MA)
▲Ian Richardson (Portland, ME)
▲Indigo Liz (Norwood, MA)
▲Jade Machete Publishing(Malden, MA)


▲Jenna Miles (Allston, MA)
▲Josh Cornillon (Allston, MA)

▲Kelsey Chaplain (Medford, MA)
▲Laura Meilman (Cambridge, MA)
▲Lily Xie (Somerville, MA)
▲Mia Diers (Boston, MA) 
▲Mooneaters Collective (Boston, MA)
▲Property Materials (Jamaica Plain, MA)
▲Snake Hair Press (Boston, MA)

▲Tiffany Mallery (Cambridge, MA)
▲Voxigma Lo (Brooklyn, NY)

▲Yuko (Boston, MA)

ONLY SUN 3/24

▲Hajosy Arts/Vagonion (Canton, MA)
▲Hal Gaucher (Cambridge, MA)
▲Katie Langlois (Haverhill, MA)
▲Lavendar Menace (Boston, MA)
▲Off the Record (Somerville, MA)

▲Sara Capello Illustrations (Waltham, MA)
▲Sophie Bellamy (Leeds, UK)
▲Uhuru (Boston, MA)

V E N D O R   P R O F I L E S


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Julia Gorton
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(New York/New Jersey)
JuliaGorton.com

Photographer and artist Julia Gorton has re-imagined her iconic black and white late 70's NYC punk photos using pink and black collage in her Pretty in Punk and Post Pink zines.

Check out her Talk followed by a Q+A on Sat, March 23rd at 3:30pm or her Collage Workshop on Sun, March 24th at 3pm
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Myth & Arrow Press (Modesto, CA)
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Myth & Arrow Press was created in Chicago IL. by Christopher Garcia. He now lives in Modesto, CA. working to produce content that you wouldn't expect in a small town. When making zines he's grooving to the tunes of Haiku Tunnel! ​

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Stay Kind! (Jamaica Plain, MA)                                   StayKind.com

Stay Kind! publishes and distributes creative works, with a focus on zines related to personal and community narratives, racial justice, gender and sexuality, youth voice, animal rights, violence intervention and prevention, and mental health. A portion of all sales are donated to initiatives supporting positive change in our communities.

Check out founder Dawn Graham's reading on Sat, March 23rd at 2:30pm


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ROMERO ITEM (New York, NY)                         RomeroChris.com

Chris Romero is an artist who works in-between drawing, painting, sculpture, book-making, and happenings. His work is informed by every-other-day hopes and anxieties found in a technologically saturated world. He is especially interested in digital culture, videogames, and mythology. His works are often irreverent and humorous, crossing genres and disrupting the rigid notions of what art is or can be. He is especially interested in producing unusual and unconventional projects that cultivate cross-cultural and geographic exchange. In past lives he was a curator, low-level office worker, and pizza maker.

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Vănguard (Dorchester, MA)                                VanguardZine.com

An underground literary and art zine made by the LGBTQ Vietnamese community for the LGBTQ Vietnamese community. // Một cuốn zine về văn chương và nghệ thuật, được làm bởi cộng đồng LGBTQ Việt, dành cho cộng đồng LGBTQ Việt.

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Pleasure Pie (Boston, MA)                                       PleasurePie.org

Pleasure Pie is a small alternative sex ed organization and zine publisher based in Boston. They make zines about consent, pleasure, flirting, and more. Their latest zine, The Art of the Solicited Dick Pic, will teach you how to send a dick pic that will leave the recipient delighted and hungry for more. In addition to zine making, Pleasure Pie puts out a monthly email newsletter listing all the sexuality-related events going on each month in the Boston area. They also have meetups, including a new monthly Sex-Positive Craft Night.

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Liz Sux Comics (Boston, MA)                            LizBolducSux.com

Liz Sux is an autobio comic maker based out of Boston, MA. Their work focuses on every day life, mental wellness, grief, and coping. This workshop will lead you in creating your very own 6-panel diary comic following a specific prompt. All supplies will be supplied, just bring your own experiences and reflections. You can find more about Liz at lizbolducsux.com

Make-your-own 6-panel Diary Comic at their workshop downstairs on Saturday, March 23rd from 1-2pm.

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Snake Hair Press (Boston, MA)            SnakeHair.bigcartel.com

Snake Hair Press is an independent publisher of prints, zines, and multiples based in the Dorchester neighborhood of Boston, Massachusetts. Committed to the inherent egalitarian nature of printmaking and the power of the multiple, a portion of all proceeds are donated to social justice organizations that work to create a more equitable society.

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Daniel Kirk (NJ)                                                       DanielKirk.com 

Children’s book author and illustrator Daniel Kirk unveils a new series of accordion-style zines, based on some of his favorite obsessions; robots, tikis, Halloween masks, tattoos, doll heads, mushrooms and prickly cacti which are rendered in pencil and ink printed on colored paper.

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Caroline Hu + Grace Abe (Somerville/Boston, MA) 

Caroline is a biologist and cartoonist in Somerville. She makes comics (@hudrewthis) inspired by the natural world and trying to understand it. Grace is an art director in Boston. Her work (@midorikoa) tends to be about her roots, her surroundings, and the discomfort of growing.

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Austin MacDonald (Storrs, CT)           Austin-macdonald.com

Austin MacDonald is an illustrator and comic artist who loves skateboarding and science fiction. He enjoys making mini comics, collecting his drawings into zines, and making risograph prints. You can find more of his work on his website austin-macdonald.com and on instagram @stinmaster.

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CHARLEY BAKER (Salem, MA)
                                                   CharleyBeatrice.wixsite.com/website

I'm Charley Baker. I'm a high school student on the North Shore, heading to Manhattan this year to study political science and literature at the Eugene Lang College. My interest in literature, activism, and Boston's DIY "scene", inspired me to contribute my own art. the handmade, homemade zines, stickers, prints, and pamphlets that I am vending are focused mainly on social justice and race. I expand upon on the personal aspect of these issues, as they are my way of expressing my own feelings. When you patronize my (very) small business, you are helping to support independent artists of color!

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Brain Arts Org (Boston, MA)                       BostonHassle.com

Brain Arts Organization is a volunteer run 501(c)3 arts nonprofit for Greater Boston. Our projects include Boston Hassle website and shows, Boston Compass, Dorchester Art Project and Black Market Flea. Our mission is to create platforms for fringe artistic communities. Through our inclusive, participatory efforts, we aspire to uplift communities and fill cultural voids in our unique region of New England.

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Bruno Perosino (Cambridge, MA)                                     BSP-art.us

Bruno Perosino is an illustrator & graphic designer living in Cambridge, MA. He'll be selling art zines, prints, and mini comics influenced by science fiction, the occult, and other weird stuff.

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Lavender Menace Press(Jamaica Plain,MA) AbbyNeale.com

In 1969, Betty Friedan described the lesbian threat to the National Organization of Women as a Lavender Menace. I am reclaiming this term to create, curate, and distro printed works that fortify activists and marginalized people in my community. This project draws imagery from history, philosophy, nature, and pop culture to create zines that give fire, inspiration, and hope.  All of the works from Lavender Menace bring context to our present moment using references to the history of activism.

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Crest (Boston, MA)

Crest is a 40 year old man who makes zines and art and is living the dream.

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Greying Ghost (Boston, MA)                            GreyingGhost.com

Greying Ghost was started in March of 2007 in a steamy attic apartment just outside of Boston, Massachusetts. Since its inception the press has released nearly 130 chapbooks, pamphlets and ephemera; each painstakingly printed, assembled, and distributed by hand, in house. The mission has and will continue to be to pour blood, sweat, and tears into the work of dedicated authors who titillate and wrench our guts.

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Hal Gaucher (Cambridge, MA)                                   Gaucher.work

Hal Gaucher (b. 1995) is an artist working in Cambridge, Massachusetts. He is pursuing his BFA in Illustration and minoring in creative writing and visual narratives as Lesley University’s College of Art and Design. He is currently working as a faculty member at the Worcester Art Museum’s art education program.

His work, largely autobiographical, explores loose narratives and memories, attempting to suss out the messiness of relationships, identity and mental illness. Like a magpie, Hal hoards ephemera and scraps in hopes to find inspiration for future mixed media projects. His favorite places to plunder are his childhood attic, Little Free Libraries and art school paper waste bins. 

Check out their 3 Ways to Make-a-Zine workshop on Sunday, March 24th at 12pm


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MOON EATERS (Boston, MA)                @mooneaterscollective

MOON EATERS is a platform for APIA femme queer narratives manifested in art, community, and printed media.

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Handcastle Magazine (Brighton, MA) 
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Handcastle Magazine is a biannual magazine and museum of artists telling their stories through artistry and thoughts. Whether it's painters, chefs, illustrators, poets, musicians, Handcastle Magazine showcases the beauty in the art and the hands that crafted it with accompanying interviews. Two issues were released in 2018, and the third is being released before summer. 

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Second at Best (Stoneham, MA)                        SecondatBest.com

Matt Emmons is an up and coming comic artist & writer in the Boston area. Raised on a healthy diet of 80s sci fi and horror movies, the tones and settings inevitably spilled into his work, inspiring a lot of strange, worn down settings filled with creatures and deep shadows. Matt is currently self publishing his comic series Gardener along with smaller self contained shorts as well as working on his own brand of graphic clothing & embroidery under the name Second at Best.

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Ian Richardson (Portland, ME)                    @Ian_W_Richardson

Ian Richardson is a horror cartoonist from Portland, ME and 2013 alum of the Center for Cartoon Studies. ​

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Jade Machete Publishing (Malden, MA)   
                              SquareUp.com/store/JadeMachetePublishing

Jade Machete Publishing is but a small and humble Malden based publishing company operated by Rodney Dominique.
The publishing goals are simple: 
1. Assist small time writers with their publishing needs.
2. Showcase abstract, surreal, works of poetry, haiku, and short fiction to the forefront.
Simple, right?
For correspondence email us at: JadeMachetePublishing@gmail.com

Check out Rodney Dominique's poetry reading on Sat, March 23rd at 2:30pm

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Kitsch Collins (Medford, MA)                              kitschcollins.com

Kit Collins is a multimedia artist and freelance illustrator from upstate NY working in Medford, MA. 
In addition to printmaking, she also works in watercolor, animation, and embroidery. 
Her work is motivated by food, flowers, humor, and personal narrative. 
She is always looking for gigs and collaboration: get in touch at kitschcollins.com. 

Kit's Make-your-own Stamp Workshop is definitely a highlight of the fest, happening Sunday, March 24th at 1pm


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Lily Xie (Somerville, MA)                                                    @Lolydraws

Lily Xie is an illustrator and cartoonist from Somerville, MA.

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C.X. Dunlap (Cambridge, MA)              TheTinyRadish.etsy.com

c.x. dunlap is an itinerant weirdo and maker of zines who has returned home after years of adventuring out west/down south. working in harm reduction by day, she makes art that explores richard simmons, karaoke, long drives, and the weird experiences inherent in being a person, and will have a collection of comics, stickers, postcards, and prints to persue.

catch me on ig: @cx_dunlap or etsy 
thetinyradish.etsy.com

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Mothboy Gonzales (San Antonio, TX) MothboyGonzales.com

Marcel Gonzales is an artist originally from San Antonio, Texas but is currently residing in a rural area about an hour from the nearest city. He is employed by the local Dairy Queen by day, and by night, he transforms into a writer and illustrator of comics, poetry, illustration, and zines! His art has always centered on themes of healing, but has recently taken a more ghostly approach to storytelling, and is including themes of life, death, and everything in between. He is most proud of his book "Hole in the Ground" which holds a comic of a young man who becomes trapped in a wishing well under the floorboards of his room, and an intertwining short story about a young ghost girl who emerged from an underground cellar, and is trapped on Earth. Marcel treats his creative work as a "healing-diary", and hopes that by sharing it, he can help to heal the world.

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Lucas Coeruleus (Cambridge, MA)

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Mass Love Distro (MA)             MassLoveDistro.storenvy.com

Mass Love Distro is a Massachusetts-based distro focused on creating and distributing engaging, immersive multimedia artwork from local area artists, with an emphasis on zines, books, records, CDs, pins, patches, stickers, and other merch. Started in 2015, Mass Love aims to connect writers and artists, inspire organic growth, spread positivity, promote creative and open communication, and encourage all to unfold their potential on this planet.

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Property Materials (Jamaica Plain, MA)                  DepStep.com

Property Materials is a collaborative materials project run by J. Bagist and Deb Step. At New Zineland they will be selling Property Zine issues plus Deb Step's polaroid zine RedOrangePinkYellow with the additions Blue and Rose Gold.  Look for their open call for the summer issue and reveal of the topic/theme! 

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Kelsey Chaplain (Medford, MA)                                               @Kelpsy

Kelsey Chaplain is a Boston-based illustrator and designer. Kelsey’s work often touches on themes of gender and sexuality, and how their identities meld with and grate against other parts of life. Kelsey also teaches and tutors young creatives at an out-of-school time program in Cambridge.

Check out their Bookbinding for Kids Workshop on Sat, March 23rd from 11am-12pm.


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Sara Capello Illustration (Waltham, MA)      SaraCapello.com

Sara Capello is an Illustrator, Graphic Designer and Duck Enthusiast! They work in a variety of styles to create fun and exciting illustrations that reflect their love of telling stories, waterfowl and plants. Whether it be tasty treats or playful ducks, Sara aspires to create illustrations that people can relate to, be inspired by, and fall in love with.

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Corrina Mazza (Red Bank, NJ)                     ArbitraryTravels.com

Creator of Arbitrary Travels, an ongoing fantasy series with self-contained stories. Readers can choose which characters and stories they want to follow. Each story aims to create a better, more positive and accepting world, beginning with helping the readers themselves through each character’s stories and adventures.

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eHawk (Somerville, MA)                                         EveningHawk.com

From zines about bats to stickers of cephalopods in gas masks, eHawk seeks to share her wonder in the natural world by uniting fantasy and realism. Come chat with her about your favorite critter and flip through her zines which combine education with adorable AF drawings of animals.

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Victoria Marcelino (Havervill, MA)     victoriamarcelino.com

Victoria Marcelino is a Dominican Illustrator and Graphic Designer based in the Merrimack Valley.
Her work encompasses a wide range of topics from magical girls to race identity to autobiographical. 

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Underwater Ventriloquist (Cambridge, MA)                  
                                                              Etsy.com/shop/UnderwaterVent

Underwater Ventriloquist is an art and poetry project by Celene Chen. At her booth you can find her selling zines and art prints. In her work, she explores her experiences as a second-generation Hong Konger and lesbian navigating love and burdens. Her drawings are predominantly ink and black-and-white. Her new zine, A Treatise on the Body as Curated by My Fingers, is debuting at New Zineland. In this piece, she describes in individual triplets her relationship with her body. Her poetry chapbook, Underwater Ventriloquist, connects her personal narrative with evolving responses on identity and her Love Poetry zine brings interpersonal tenderness to the forefront. By cataloging and sharing her story, she hopes to start conversations on identity and inter-generational impacts.

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Laura Meilman (Cambridge, MA)                                    @l_meilman

Laura Meilman is a painter and illustrator in Cambridge. Her work comes in series, like that time she drew every T stop, that time she tried to make 100 mini zines, or that time all she wanted was to draw women singers for two months. Each series ends up as prints, zines, or art books which is exactly what you'll find at her table. You'll also find her newest art zine of paintings from Inktober 2018. Every piece of art has a story behind it and Laura is looking forward to sharing stories and art with New Zineland. ​

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2 A.M. Gumbo (Somerville, MA)                        2am--gumbo.com

2A.M. Gumbo OR the late-night ramblings of an aspiring artist coming to terms with his own inadequacy is a zine about a person named Jason Lin. Jason Lin will be incredibly famous one day. I thought I would do the public a service by starting his memoir now.

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Curry Party (Amherst, MA)                                            Yuukook.com

We're debuting our little zine CURRY PARTY, a booklet/poster celebrating our passion for wholesome, comforting, and spice-filled goodness. In celebration of this dish, we've also prepared on-brand silk-screened tote bags and stickers! We'll also have some illustration prints from our team members: Melissa Chiu, Kaitlyn Nee, Veronica Ni, and Yuko Okabe. Come dine with us!

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Spooks the Cat comics (Boston, MA)            SpookstheCat.com

Launched in January 2019, ‘The Adventures of Spooks the Cat’ follows the mysterious adventures of a tiny black cat with a big, magical secret who lives deep in the New England woods. This hand-drawn comic is inspired by local and ancient history, folklore, nature, aliens, the supernatural and strange. The first chapter of ‘The Adventures of Spooks the Cat’ will make its debut as a limited-edition zine, along with new stickers and prints!

Spooks the Cat was created by Alison Schloss - an artist and storyteller based in Boston. Alison graduated from the University of Rhode Island in 2013 with a degree in Literary Studies and a minor in Classics focusing on storytelling in the ancient world through the 18th century. She works with a variety of other mediums including mixed media, acrylic, gouache and phosphorescent paint. Follow Alison's art process and other projects @alisdarkroom on Instagram!

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