Difference between revisions of "Milo Miller"
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* [[Soy Boi - Queer Adventures in My Vegetarian Kitchen]] (2006) (cookzine) | * [[Soy Boi - Queer Adventures in My Vegetarian Kitchen]] (2006) (cookzine) | ||
* [[The Black Briefcase]] (2006) (about spies) | * [[The Black Briefcase]] (2006) (about spies) | ||
| − | * [[Gendercide]] #1-6 (2006 - | + | * [[Gendercide]] #1-6 (2006 - 2010) |
* [[Peulah Shaveh Chayim]] (2008)(a zine about radical Queer Judaism) | * [[Peulah Shaveh Chayim]] (2008)(a zine about radical Queer Judaism) | ||
* [[Heavy Mayo]] (2010) | * [[Heavy Mayo]] (2010) | ||
* [[Big Zine, Little Zine]] (2011) | * [[Big Zine, Little Zine]] (2011) | ||
| + | * [[Us Amazonians - A Kirsty MacColl Fanzine]] | ||
| + | * [[Rumpy Pumpy]] #1-4 (2012 - present) | ||
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Revision as of 17:02, 27 November 2015
Milo Miller is a zinester and the co-founder, along with Christopher Wilde, of QZAP, the Queer Zine Archive Project.
He is the editor and publisher of a number of zines. Two of his pieces from Mutate Zine appeared in The Annual Zine Yearbook 8 (2004).
Zines
- Nikita's Boot #1-4? (1993)
- Mutate Zine #1-10 (1999-2006) (queer punk/pop culture zine)
- Crush (2004) (about crushes)
- Soy Boi - Queer Adventures in My Vegetarian Kitchen (2006) (cookzine)
- The Black Briefcase (2006) (about spies)
- Gendercide #1-6 (2006 - 2010)
- Peulah Shaveh Chayim (2008)(a zine about radical Queer Judaism)
- Heavy Mayo (2010)
- Big Zine, Little Zine (2011)
- Us Amazonians - A Kirsty MacColl Fanzine
- Rumpy Pumpy #1-4 (2012 - present)
