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'''Girl Swirl''' [[zine]] was started in the winter of 1998 after [[Taryn Hipp]] had moved from Pennsylvania after finishing high school to Denver, Colorado to attempt life alone. | '''Girl Swirl''' [[zine]] was started in the winter of 1998 after [[Taryn Hipp]] had moved from Pennsylvania after finishing high school to Denver, Colorado to attempt life alone. | ||
| − | There were twelve issues before a collection of pieces was put out in book format in 2005, titled "Girl Swirl The Book". Girl Swirl started as a women's health and information before it became the [[perzine|personal zine]] most remember it as. | + | There were twelve issues before a collection of pieces was put out in book format in 2005, titled "Girl Swirl The Book". The cover was illustrated by Cristy Road of Green Zine. |
| + | Girl Swirl started as a women's health and information zine before it became the [[perzine|personal zine]] most remember it as. | ||
Girl Swirl is included in the West Coast Zine Collection at San Diego State University. | Girl Swirl is included in the West Coast Zine Collection at San Diego State University. | ||
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== External Links == | == External Links == | ||
Latest revision as of 02:33, 23 July 2012
Girl Swirl zine was started in the winter of 1998 after Taryn Hipp had moved from Pennsylvania after finishing high school to Denver, Colorado to attempt life alone.
There were twelve issues before a collection of pieces was put out in book format in 2005, titled "Girl Swirl The Book". The cover was illustrated by Cristy Road of Green Zine. Girl Swirl started as a women's health and information zine before it became the personal zine most remember it as.
Girl Swirl is included in the West Coast Zine Collection at San Diego State University.
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