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'''Hannah D. Forman''' has been writing/editing zines for over ten years. You might know her by other names such as, Jethra Black (her spoken word artist alter ego) or Hannah Neurotica (a name she wrote a few articles and zines under). Hannah is mostly known for her three issues of Technicolor Polkadot and Ax Wound: Gender and the Horror Genre. She has written zine reviews and articles for girlpunk.net and currently reviews for Zine World. Currently hannah is in the last stages on publishing "The Zine Book Project."
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'''Hannah D. Forman''' has been writing/editing zines for over ten years. You might know her by other names such as, Jethra Black (her spoken word artist alter ego). Hannah is mostly known for her three issues of Technicolor Polkadot and Ax Wound: Gender and the Horror Genre. In the past she was a columist for girlpunk.net and currently reviews and does art coordination for Zine World. Currently hannah is in the last stages on publishing "The Zine Book Project" & running zine workshops with "at risk" populations in her community.
  
 
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Hannah D. Forman has been writing/editing zines for over ten years. You might know her by other names such as, Jethra Black (her spoken word artist alter ego). Hannah is mostly known for her three issues of Technicolor Polkadot and Ax Wound: Gender and the Horror Genre. In the past she was a columist for girlpunk.net and currently reviews and does art coordination for Zine World. Currently hannah is in the last stages on publishing "The Zine Book Project" & running zine workshops with "at risk" populations in her community.

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