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'''She makes jewelry out of car crashes''' (2003) is an Australian [[perzine]] that deals with the author's depression. | '''She makes jewelry out of car crashes''' (2003) is an Australian [[perzine]] that deals with the author's depression. | ||
| − | The author's editorial begins as follows: "Another [[zine]] crawling out of depression's primordial ooze and staggering to its feet. I wish that the fundamental inspiration for writing this had been something other than chronic sadness; vague emptiness or naive hope perhaps. I wish I had sat down to make a | + | The author's editorial begins as follows: "Another [[zine]] crawling out of depression's primordial ooze and staggering to its feet. I wish that the fundamental inspiration for writing this had been something other than chronic sadness; vague emptiness or naive hope perhaps. I wish I had sat down to make a zine after seeing Pauline Hanson's son on the news recording a song to raise money for his 'political prisoner' mother, or after reading the way John Steinbeck writes starfish sperm at low tide - but no - this zine is a black dog by product." |
[[Category:Zine]] [[Category:Zines from Australia]] [[Category:Perzine]] [[Category:2000's publications]] | [[Category:Zine]] [[Category:Zines from Australia]] [[Category:Perzine]] [[Category:2000's publications]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:10, 10 November 2007
She makes jewelry out of car crashes (2003) is an Australian perzine that deals with the author's depression.
The author's editorial begins as follows: "Another zine crawling out of depression's primordial ooze and staggering to its feet. I wish that the fundamental inspiration for writing this had been something other than chronic sadness; vague emptiness or naive hope perhaps. I wish I had sat down to make a zine after seeing Pauline Hanson's son on the news recording a song to raise money for his 'political prisoner' mother, or after reading the way John Steinbeck writes starfish sperm at low tide - but no - this zine is a black dog by product."
