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| − | '''Ethan Clark''' is a zinester who lived in New Orleans and then Asheville. He wrote the zine [[Chihuahua and Pitbull]], [[A Little Guide to Truing Bike Wheels]] and the books ''Stories Care Forgot:An Anthology of New Orleans Zines'' and ''Learning with Intent to Fall''. | + | '''Ethan Clark''' is a zinester who lived in New Orleans and then Asheville. He wrote the zine [[Chihuahua and Pitbull]], [[A Little Guide to Truing Bike Wheels]] and the books ''Stories Care Forgot:An Anthology of New Orleans Zines'' and ''Learning with Intent to Fall''. Clark was on the of the zinesters participating in the [[Y'herd Me Zine Tour]] of November 2002, which travelled along the east coast to a number of cities. Ethan read selections from [[Chihuahua and Pitbull]], which were later reprinted in the compilation zine [[Y'herd Me]], which documented the work read on the tour. |
==Stories Care Forgot== | ==Stories Care Forgot== | ||
| − | '''Stories Care Forgot: An Anthology Of New Orleans Zines''' was zine compilation book that was editied by Ethan Clark. The book contains in their original format selections from 20 zines including: [[Chainbreaker]], [[Nosedive]], [[Crude Noise]], [[Rocket Queen]], [[Emergency]], [[I Hate This Part of Texas]] and [[Chihuahua and Pitbull]], as well as author introductions about their experiences during and after Hurricane Katrina. Proceeds from Stories Care Forgot were to be split amongst grassroots New Orleans groups. Before Hurricane Katrina, Clark had left New Orleans and had moved to Asheville. During the storm many of the originals of these zines were lost and destroyed but Clark had taken with him copies of the zines which enabled him to put the book together. | + | '''Stories Care Forgot: An Anthology Of New Orleans Zines''' was zine compilation book that was editied by Ethan Clark. The book contains in their original format selections from 20 zines including: [[Chainbreaker]], [[Nosedive]], [[Crude Noise]], [[Rocket Queen]], [[Emergency]], [[I Hate This Part of Texas]] and [[Chihuahua and Pitbull]], as well as author introductions about their experiences during and after Hurricane Katrina. Proceeds from Stories Care Forgot were to be split amongst grassroots New Orleans groups. Before Hurricane Katrina, Clark had left New Orleans and had moved to Asheville. During the storm many of the originals of these zines were lost and destroyed but Clark had taken with him copies of the zines which enabled him to put the book together. Clark did a zine reading and book tour as the book was being published to promote it. |
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Revision as of 08:04, 5 October 2007
Ethan Clark is a zinester who lived in New Orleans and then Asheville. He wrote the zine Chihuahua and Pitbull, A Little Guide to Truing Bike Wheels and the books Stories Care Forgot:An Anthology of New Orleans Zines and Learning with Intent to Fall. Clark was on the of the zinesters participating in the Y'herd Me Zine Tour of November 2002, which travelled along the east coast to a number of cities. Ethan read selections from Chihuahua and Pitbull, which were later reprinted in the compilation zine Y'herd Me, which documented the work read on the tour.
Stories Care Forgot
Stories Care Forgot: An Anthology Of New Orleans Zines was zine compilation book that was editied by Ethan Clark. The book contains in their original format selections from 20 zines including: Chainbreaker, Nosedive, Crude Noise, Rocket Queen, Emergency, I Hate This Part of Texas and Chihuahua and Pitbull, as well as author introductions about their experiences during and after Hurricane Katrina. Proceeds from Stories Care Forgot were to be split amongst grassroots New Orleans groups. Before Hurricane Katrina, Clark had left New Orleans and had moved to Asheville. During the storm many of the originals of these zines were lost and destroyed but Clark had taken with him copies of the zines which enabled him to put the book together. Clark did a zine reading and book tour as the book was being published to promote it.
