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Introducing readers to the fundamentals of zines in research, this book combines a range of case studies with the author’s own experience to demonstrate how zine making cannot be removed from their political and cultural context.
Price: $25.95
Pages: 128
Publisher: Bristol University Press
Imprint: Policy Press
Series: Creative Research Methods in Practice
Publication Date:
01 May 2027
ISBN: 9781447379980
Format: Paperback
BISACs:
SOCIAL SCIENCE / Methodology, Qualitative research methods / methodology, DESIGN / Graphic Arts / Illustration, SOCIAL SCIENCE / Research, Other graphic or visual art forms, Applied research methods / methodology, Social research and statistics, Popular culture
Amanda Ptolomey is Lecturer in Sociology at Glasgow Caledonian University and Associate Tutor at the University of Glasgow.
Lilith Cooper is an independent researcher and co-organiser of Edinburgh Zine Festival. Their work can be found at www.zinejam.com.
1. Foreword: What are zines, and why?
2. Introduction
3. Making zines
4. Section 1: Zine-making with others- workshops as a mode of inquiry/research method
5. Section 2: Zine-making by yourself
6. Section 3: Zine reading through and beyond words
7. Concluding chapter