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Shelley also published [[New Orleans...My Love]] which was about her experiences in Post-Katrina New Orleans and [[A Rough Guide to Bicycle Maintenance]] which is a user friendly [[DIY|diy]] guide to fixing your bicycle. | Shelley also published [[New Orleans...My Love]] which was about her experiences in Post-Katrina New Orleans and [[A Rough Guide to Bicycle Maintenance]] which is a user friendly [[DIY|diy]] guide to fixing your bicycle. | ||
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| + | '''Chainbreaker''' is one of the twenty zines featured in the book [[Stories Care Forgot: An Anthology of New Orleans Zines]], edited by [[Ethan Clark]]. The book reproduces work from the zines and also included individual editors' experences of Hurricane Katrina. | ||
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Revision as of 20:06, 6 October 2007
Chainbreaker is published by Shelley Jackson of New Orleans, LA. Issue #4 is the latest issue of the zine, and an Anthology is coming soon.
Chainbreaker focuses on bike culture and the general love of bicycles. Shelley works as a bike mechanic in NOLA. Issues have given readers tips on fixing flats as well as general maintenance of ones ride. There is also information about the Plan B bike project in New Orleans which is run by volunteers and open to the public. Shelley discusses her experiences with being a woman cyclist as well as a bike mechanic and the harassment that goes along with both.
Shelley also published New Orleans...My Love which was about her experiences in Post-Katrina New Orleans and A Rough Guide to Bicycle Maintenance which is a user friendly diy guide to fixing your bicycle.
Chainbreaker is one of the twenty zines featured in the book Stories Care Forgot: An Anthology of New Orleans Zines, edited by Ethan Clark. The book reproduces work from the zines and also included individual editors' experences of Hurricane Katrina.
