travel

Dwelling Portably, or Shared, Mobile, Improvised, Underground, Hidden, Floating.

"This book can serve as a source of information, but it is meant at least as much as a source of inspiration - it is an attempt to broaden the public toolbox, to encourage others to try out wild ideas of their own."

"The Zinester's Guide to Portland is a print guide tat lists not only zine-specific stuff to do in the Rose City, but gives info on cheap, free, interesting, cool, and underground things to do in town."

"Christopher Hatteras recounts through journals, ruminations, and a story of what might be, the faint footsteps of a walk in a ruined garden."

"The Hermitt's first book takes us on an exciting adventure into the life of a person who distorts the boundaries and redefines the lines between hip hop, punks, queers, fanzine culture, and culture jamming."

Story about going on zine tour in Pacific Northwest with Tomas (Rad Dad zine) and his daughters.

A zine made by a woman on tour across Canada. Relating road and tour stories through sketches, poems and notes.

Made primarily for the 'This is Not Art' festival in Newcastle, loosely about the past 26 months of the author's life, having spent 20 months overseas and 6 months in a long distance relationship.

Story of a group of friends that go on a road trip. traveling and conversations with friends and strangers help clarify values and ideas about home, place, nomadism