Zines NZ: Bryce Galloway
Lo-fi, hand-built and produced in small editions by devoted zinesters, zines are an ever-evolving and enduring publishing phenomenon – just check out Zinefest! In his beautifully illustrated book Zines NZ, Bryce Galloway celebrates the Aotearoa zine story, from our first punk-rock music zine in 1980 to today. He sits down with Brannavan Gnanalingam to discuss the resourceful form.
NZ Booklovers shares their review of Zines here.
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Bryce Galloway
Bryce Galloway (born Kirikiriroa/Hamilton 1966) is a Pākehā artist/academic living in Te Whanganui-a-Tara/Wellington whe
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Brannavan Gnanalingam
Brannavan Gnanalingam is a writer and lawyer based in Wellington. He has written seven novels, including Sprigs (2021),
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