• Laundry Research Zine - Singular Papers
  • Laundry Research Zine - Singular Papers
  • Laundry Research Zine - Singular Papers
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Laundry Research Zine

Laundry Research Zine

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Produced for Publish-O-Mat, a pop-up zine reading room in a laundromat, "Laundry Research" explores how and where laundry references appear in the encyclopedia. Punctuated by fragments from the transcript of Roberta Cantow's film "Clotheslines" [1981].

By India Johnson
2024
Pages: 20
Dimensions: 5.5 in X 8.5 in
Cover: card stock
Binding: staple-bound
Process: photocopied
Color: full color
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About — 1. More queer voices merit publishing than get published. 2. Queer storytelling is intergenerational memory. 3. In telling history, place is as important as time. 4. Photocopiers are a powerful and practical tool for DIY publishing. 5. Own the means of production and share it. 6. No publication is too short. Scope Note: We publish non-fiction, erotica, and informal research-based writing. We are interested in local queer history, community libraries, community archives, queer archival collections, queer textiles, arts organizing, oral history, local walking tours, queer place/space, overlooked stories, DIY culture, queer correspondence, the obscene, and the absurd. Publications can take many formats, not limited to zines, pamphlets, and facsimiles using typewriters, photocopiers, and ephemeral inclusions. We are not a literary press or a comics publisher; poetry, fiction, and graphic narrative fall out of our scope.