This was a pateron zine, but I can’t remember what month it was for. This is a piece of writing I started in 2018, and finally putting it out in the world felt really good, even though I’m not sure if it’s interesting for anyone else. Sometimes you have to rid yourself of a feeling, … Continue reading feelbad nostalgia perzine
I wrote this in one afternoon at a really terrible job, the same one that incubated “Poems About Capitalism That I Wrote At Work.” It’s had a few different cover colors, and a few different printing styles. Originally it was not laid out for double-sided printing, because I printed it at work, but then I … Continue reading Gregg Araki is the same age as my mother
This isn’t a zine, but a flyer I made with my partner so that they could share covid resources with the people they work with. We wanted to make the PDF available for other people to print and share as well, which is why it’s here. There’s a full page flyer, and a quarter sheet … Continue reading COVID RESOURCES 2024
I made this zine mostly because I was annoyed at my parents! It’s aimed at people with good intentions, who like to think of themselves as good people who care about the world, who have gotten lazy about masking because mainstream media is incredibly unhelpful and the world is bad! This zine is free, mostly … Continue reading You Should Still Wear A Mask
This zine is a poem imagining a conversation between Vito Russo and Roger Ebert discussing Martin Scorsese’s 2017 film Silence. I wrote a whole lot of context about the two of them / why they’re important voices on film to me / how they’ve guided my approach to Scorsese’s body of work. I considered making … Continue reading Vito Russo and Roger Ebert Discuss Silence in Film Critic Heaven
I wrote this while living in Chicago, after seeing Greg Sestero sitting in the lobby of the Music Box theater. Best Fiends was playing on the big screen, I was there to see something else in the screening room. You gotta wonder what that guy’s life is, right? The cover is green astrobright, and the … Continue reading Imagine Greg Sestero
This was the pateron zine for September, 2023. The process notes are here. There’s not a pdf. If you want to hear about why not read the process notes. I think I marked this for $2 at Boneshaker. Maybe cheaper? But if you want one online it’s two dollars. Continue reading HOUSE
The first poetry zine I made. Inspired by a trip the fall after I finished grad school. I’m not sure if I’m going to re-print these, but I’ve got a handful still, I’ll see how I feel when they run out. If you’re interested in buying a copy send me an email, it’s $8. Continue reading POEMS I WROTE IN NEW YORK CITY
Atlas Sound’s Let the Blind Lead Those Who Can See but Cannot Feel came out my freshman year of high school and it blew my mind. I made this zine in 2019. It’s one page. I printed it on a lightweight card stock in both light blue and sea foam green, and then after cutting … Continue reading may all the sad gay teenagers…
The title says it all. Written in the first half of 2019, first printing in June of that year. It’s bound like this because the original edition was printed at a job I was about to quit, and I couldn’t print on both sides of the page, and my stapler won’t go through that many … Continue reading POEMS ABOUT CAPITALISM I WROTE AT WORK
zines by B. Rose 