quarry street little library & zine distro

Tonight (or actually this evening if you prefer)! Come on over to Blackbird Books and Coffee for Yas Zine

poster with an alien from the Alien movie series reading a comic. The text reads: Chicago Zine Fest Music Social with performances by Rocco Desgres Little Church Kate Malate Saturday March 14th at 7 pm Inside Town Art Collective 1954 S Troy St, Chicago.

CZF is hosting a music social!! Join us this Saturday March 14th at Inside Town Art Collective in Douglass Park for a night of community, groovy sounds, dancing, and light refreshments. The fun starts at 7 pm! #Chicago

Send us your zines! - #ZINEPAVILION

Your zines will be seen & enjoyed by thousands of library workers at American Library Association’s 150th Annual Conference and will become an important part of the Zine Pavilion.

Zines will be raffled off to help build new zine collections &

Proton Drive Securely store, share, and access your important files and photos. Anytime, anywhere.

And in many other languages! riotgrrrlrevolution.org/zines

ZineMap - Drop Your Zines, Find Your People Explore a global map of the zine universe, track your zines, and discover new places to share your work.

Check out zinemap.com. This international map of zine shops, libraries and events is a stellar resource - lots of community input and some interviews too. Thanks to its creator CJ for telling me about it this morning. Happy to boost this, as it's filled with useful information.

I love making zines, this time I made one about how much I love my husbands bread lmao 🐾🍞

can't "love libraries" and not fight for them to be fully funded.

A mini reading list to understand what’s happening in Iran. Today marks the seventh day of the unlawful U.S-Israel war against Iran. Like many a citizen, I’ve been struggling to understand what’s animating this latest burst of imperial violence.…

Brittany Allen recommends books to help you understand what’s happening in Iran.

Flyer for our zine night that says Want to make zines, show off/swap your own zines, or just learn a little more about zines and their super awesome history? Come join us at Blackbird Books and Coffee on Thursday March 12th 323 Blake Street In downtown Raleigh 5:30-7pm

Thursday is almost here and we are so excited for our #zine night at Blackbird Books and Coffee in downtown Raleigh. Come join us from 5:30-7 pm.

Rachel Kramer Bussel wearing mamas don’t let your babies grow up to ban books t-shirt and holding Open Secrets Magazine cookie at AWP booth

Last day of @awpwriter.org! Come to Booth 305 for free @opensecretsmag.bsky.social cookies, zines, notebooks, t-shirts, stickers, bookmarks, and tote bags while they last! I’ll be there most of the day, from 10:30-12 and 1:30-5.

Rebecca Solnit Says the Left’s Next Hero Is Already Here

“One of the great weaknesses of our era is we get lone superhero movies that suggest that our big problems are solved by muscly guys in spandex, when actually the world mostly gets changed through collective effort, more like caregiving than it is like war.”

www.nytimes.com/2026/03/07/m...

In my U.S. Civil Rights Movements class, we spend a lot of time thinking about historical memory. When movements get reduced to a few iconic leaders, the collective labor that made change possible disappears from view. It also obscures an important lesson: collective action is effective & difficult.

today 10a-1p! come hang at the linocut printmaking station or make buttons while you pick up free seeds

Photo from the early 1970s of a man on horseback negotiating the Birmingham inner ring road at Holloway Head

I’m searching for the original and/or rights owner of this fabulous picture of Birmingham in the early 1970s. It popped up on my Instagram feed, but I’ve been unable to track it down.

Any leads? I’m really hoping to use it in a book.

(And would much appreciate a RT please)

Bomani Jones on the N.B.A., Analytics, and Race The ESPN host shares his experiences in sports media and wonders whether advanced statistics are making sports more efficient and less fun.

Bomani Jones is also one of the very few people who did *well* in an interview with Isaac Chotiner in 2019: www.newyorker.com/news/q-and-a...

Protest Power Zines and Lit | Humble Book Bundle

How to Organize Inclusive Events and Conferences is the ultimate guide to creating welcoming, safe, and accessible gatherings for everyone!

The Protest Power Zines and Lit book bundle supports @aclu.org.

You too can print out a big pile of zines and handbills for the dance party benefitting the Prairieland defendants. @dfwsupportcommitt.bsky.social

All conference programs should be Zines!

Love this about Raleigh's beloved Shaw U graduate and leader. We even have #zine about her in our little library zine distro as well as Barbara Ransby's amazing book on her life. Come and get both!

ancient egypt and disability

Free Zine on Ancient Egypt and Disability : libcom.org/article/anci...

Photo of a free little library featuring Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi at the corner of Lenoir and Quarry just southeast of downtown Raleigh

Want to learn a little bit more about a Iran through the perspective of a teenage girl in the 80s? Come pick up this copy of Persepolis!

A Crosstitch kit that says “nobody thought the revolution would start in Minneapolis… Except Prince “

A Crosstitch kit that says “what a fucked up time to be alive. “

A Crosstitch kit that says “roosters wake up and scream because they know “

They cross stitch kit that says “this too shall pass, but like holy fuck “

We’ve restocked several styles and added a bunch of new styles of Subversive Cross stitch kits!!!

Find them at hartfordyarnworks.com

#Crosstitch #Subversive #SubversiveCrosstitch #crafts #shopsmall

The photo shows a large, dark green van parked outside on the street in Portland. The driver-side door has the letters FSPL and the words Free Society People's Library written on the side in white. The building the van is part in front has a facade of off-white brick, alongside external silver industrial metal pipes and cabling, as well as a smattering of windows.

The photo shows the inside of the Free Society People’s Library mobile library. Four people are inside the van. Two people are sitting on wooden seats – below their feet is a small grey carpet, which sits on top of wood panel flooring. Behind them are shells full of books covering one entire side of the van. Another person is stood to their left and looking at the shelves of books on the opposite side. A fourth person is sitting up front near the driver seat.

The Free Society People’s Library is a radical mobile library operating in and around Portland, Oregon, USA.

It provides free, accessible info on radical movements & revolutionary ideas, including books & #zines.

Find out more: www.freesocietylibrary.org

Donate: account.venmo.com/u/FreeSociet...

We've partnered with the lovely folks at @humblebundle.com to bring you a new pay-what-you-can bundle, a group up of nearly 40 zines and more, designed to give you the tools you need to get out there, get involved, and support your communities.

Check it out at microcosm.pub/humble

Leading in Times of Crisis zine Buy a zine (for you or for your library or bookstore) The good folks at Microcosm Publishing have helped me produce an expanded (but still concise!) edition of Leading in Times of Crisis, available…

seems like as good a time as any to remind folks that my zine about leading teams when things are fucked is up for sale (and I’ll still send you one for free if you fill out the form on this website with a MN address)

rachelhands.com/leading-in-t...

Cigarettes I've Smoked Take a journey with me as I smoke a bunch of different cigarette brands. 16 different smokes in all.

I love zines. This one is a perfect reason. www.ilovezines.com/products/cig...

The ice building in the background. In the foreground is a crowd and various protest signs,like your signing bonus can’t repay moral debt

About — Free Society People's Library

I'm in love with this
www.freesocietylibrary.org/about

About — Free Society People's Library

My friend Garrett created a mobile library called the Free Society People's Library a couple of years ago. www.freesocietylibrary.org/about

"We provide free, accessible, information on radical movements and revolutionary ideas past and present to people of all ages."

I thought I was missing being in a band. But I think I just miss making gig flyers and zines. In high school and college, I played drums in a band as well as designed our flyers and website. That was years ago and I didn't realize how much I missed doing that until now.