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EPISODE · Nov 9, 2017 · 52 MIN

Episode 6: Extra, Extra! Do-It-Yourself! Zine Fest, Pt. 1

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The annual Zine Fest Houston festival is right around the corner! In this episode, S Rodriguez and Sara Balabanlilar of Paraspace Books sit down with Veer Queer about their sci-fi pop-up bookstore, and where they both see it in the future. Nick Stinson also gives a sneak peak of his next issue of Daddy Issues, a zine that aims to bring people together through personal ads.

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