Teeny's Zineys!

Below is a list of the current zines that are available. Just click on the link to take you to further information:

The Problem With...THE FETISH!

This zine examines the the objectified representations of love/romance as a stand in for the absent other, and capital as fetish objects. Using key theories from Cultural Studies, the author compares and contrasts the two. The zine is in full colour and includes images and some original tables/images. More info...

On Waking & Walking...

This experimental poetry and prose booklet is both a play on words and an expression of the author’s interests as both a psychogeographer and an academic who studies psychoanalytic theory. The texts included here range from poems that reflect dream-like states, to rhythmic verses that imitate the act of walking itself. More info...

The Problem With....KITSCH!

This zine is about the author's cognitive dissonance in regard to kitsch. From the perspective of both a scholar and a fan, the author explores this particular aesthetic. More info...

What I Love About....WORDS!

A zine about...yes, words! Not language or speech or books, although about all those things, too. Just out! More info...

What I Love About...MAPS!

A research-based guide on what the author finds interesting about cartography. Includes map analysis and discussion on vernacular mapping. More info...

How to Write a...MANIFESTO!

A research-based guide on how to write a manifesto, including historical and contemporary examples. More info...

What I Love About....CATS!

A zine about the complete and utter loveliness of cats. More info...

Hunstanton: Wish You Were Here!

A psychogeography of this North Norfolk seaside town. This is a limited edition run of 25 zines. More info...

The Problem With...THE FETISH!

 

This zine is for anyone interested in 'love tokens', both historic and contemporary, and capital as theoretical subjects. The author uses key cultural studies critique from political and psychoanalytical theories in order to analyse and compare the two subjects.

Both these theories cover, amongst many other things, the way objects are fetishised and hence how they are removed from their ‘true’ origins. Here the author looks at desire (sex/romance) and capitalism (money/production) by providing a number of examples of how they are connected.

The zine is A5 size and includes text and coloured images and is available in both hard copy and digital format. The cover is coloured card (colour not specified).

Price: The zine is £4.90 and postage for UK comes under standard letter. Please enquire for international postage. The digital copy of the zine is £2.50 and will be provided via an email account.

Please note: This is a handmade zine and, by definition, will consequently have imperfections.