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The Fair brings together a huge array of [[zinesters]], independent publishers, presents workshops, panels and forums. This year attendance is confirmed from virtually everyone who could approximately be referred to as a '[[zine]] or small press luminary'. | The Fair brings together a huge array of [[zinesters]], independent publishers, presents workshops, panels and forums. This year attendance is confirmed from virtually everyone who could approximately be referred to as a '[[zine]] or small press luminary'. | ||
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==History== | ==History== | ||
The ''Newcastle Zine and Independent Press Fair'' began in 2000. | The ''Newcastle Zine and Independent Press Fair'' began in 2000. | ||
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==Contact== | ==Contact== | ||
Revision as of 04:40, 15 January 2008
The Newcastle Zine and Independent Press Fair (2000-) is one of the largest events of its kind in the world, and certainly the largest in the Southern Hemisphere. Drawing together all manner of zinesters, comics nerds, general artists and small / independent publishers, it takes place as part of the National Young Writers' Festival, which itself is part of the ever sprawling This Is Not Art Festival.
The Fair brings together a huge array of zinesters, independent publishers, presents workshops, panels and forums. This year attendance is confirmed from virtually everyone who could approximately be referred to as a 'zine or small press luminary'.
History
The Newcastle Zine and Independent Press Fair began in 2000.
- 2007: Sunday 30th September, between 12:00pm and 6:00pm.
Contact
Email: fair@nywf.org.au
External Link
- National Young Writers' Festival, Newcastle, Australia
- Ministry of Zines Organisers of the 2007 Fair
- This is Not Art festival, Newcastle, Australia
- Adam Ford, 'My Time at the Festival', in M/C Reviews, 27 October 1999
