Radical Zines Launch

On Thursday the 18th of November we will be launching FOUR new zines in collaboration with Wellington Zinefest, People Against Prisons Aotearoa, Counterfutures and the How To Talk To Your Racist Uncle team.

The zines are:

'How To Talk To Your Racist Uncle' by Gaayathri Nair, illustrated by Lenny Zook.

'Daring to Think of Something Better' - Collaborative Prison Abolition zine by People Against Prisons Aotearoa.

'Landlord Neutral 2030' by Jack Foster, Murdoch Stephens & Dylan Taylor, illustrated by Pinky Fang.

'Coven' - A collaborative series of four zines on Witchcraft by Wellington Zinefest.
The plan:

Doors open at 5:30.
Launch begins at 6:10pm.

Expect ten minutes of kōrero on each zine, and the chance to buy copies before and after. Kai and drinks will be provided.

The Freedom Shop will be open for you to pick up other radical zines and books, patches, bags, you name it.

This event is open to everyone. Tickets aren't required but we will ask attendees to sign in using the app or pen-and-paper record. Please wear a mask if you are able.

Save the date! More information - images and pricing - to come!

All zines will be printed and priced as cheaply as possible.

Note: November 18th is remembered by many in Aotearoa as Neil Roberts Day. Neil was an anarchist punk rocker who attempted to blow up the Whanganui police computer in 1982, and died in the process.