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:

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...

On Waking & Walking...

This booklet is for anyone interested in experimental prose/poetry, wordplay, philosophy, psychogeography, walking, psychoanalysis, and dreams, amongst other themes. The text steps in and out of wakefulness via the movement of walking. It 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. The prose texts involve imaginary interviews with people both real, dead, and fictional, and experiential texts on actual walks. Some of the contributions also include experimental forms that are coextensive with the contents of the text themselves.

The following is an endorsement by Phil Dickinson/Mere Pseud (Bowling Green State University/Crystal City):

Wa(l)king through the sixteen stations in T Richardson's newest zine is a desire-path pilgrimage of becoming-self, becoming-word, becoming-footfall, becoming-synapse, an uncanny encounter with "something that tugs and twists inside." Sixteen stepz across thresholds & wormholes of concrete poetry, mindfall mazes of mythic conversation, I/eye as iteration, creativity as cloud-edge congealment, movement as mantra, suturing a self stitched back through the science of ghosts to deathfugue & dreams & purloined theorylines even as the wa(l)king mind evaporates like breath forward!, forward!, out&into the pink significations of the mall. Highly recommended!

Format

The booklet is A5 size with a coloured high-gloss cover. The text inside is black and white.

Price & Postage

Hard copy: £5.90

Digital copy: £3.50

Postage: 1 copy is standard letter class for UK mail. Please enquire for further details or international prices.

Please Note

This booklet is made/produced by the author and not 'mass-produced' so, by definition, may have some imperfections.

The Problem With...KITSCH!

This zine is for anyone interested in kitsch from an everyday or academic perspective. The author provides her own kitsch objects, alongside some well-known ones, in order to explore and critique kitsch throughout its history. 

The zine is A5 size and includes text and black and white images for hard copies and colour for digital ones (highly illustrated). The hard copy cover is coloured card (colour not specified). The contents includes, among other subjects: kitsch from the 19C, sixties kitsch and contemporary kitsch. Here is the contents page:

 

Price:

The hard copy zine is £3.90 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.

What I Love About...WORDS!

This zine is for anyone interested in words in the most general sense of the term. It may be the spoken word, books or political speech. In a more general sense the potential reader may be interested in culture or ideology. This zine discusses how words change and how words work.

The zine is A5 size and includes text and black and white images for the hard copy and colour for the digital one. The cover is coloured card (colour not specified). The contents includes, among other subjects: how language evolves, how words have actions, portmanteau words, and inventing words. Here is the contents page:

Price:

The hard copy zine is £3.90 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.

What I Love About...MAPS!

 

This zine is for anyone interested in cartography and psychogeography, or those who might even be new to maps. While it is research-based it is written in layman's terms. This is the first full-colour zine in the series.

The zine is A5 size and includes text and coloured maps and is available in both hard copy and digital format. The cover is coloured card (colour not specified). The contents include the following: historical maps, maps in popular culture and vernacular mapping. The zine also includes work by the author: a map and an original (first time published) poem on maps. Here is the contents page:

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.

How to write a . . . MANIFESTO!

 

This is the latest zine from the Aca-Zine series, which is designed to introduce academic thought and analysis, in an accessible way, to anyone interested in the subject matter of the zine.

The zine is A5 size, includes text and images and is in black and white, for the hard copy, and colour for the digital version. The cover is coloured card (colour not specified). Below is further information on the author.

This zine does what it says. Based on the research and analysis of two famous historical manifestos, a modern day manifesto and providing an example created by the author, it will show you how to create your own manifesto on whatever subject. Here is the contents page:

Price:

The zine is £3.90 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.

Hunstanton: Wish You Were Here!

My latest zine is out. It's a psychogeography of the seaside town Hunstanton, in Norfolk. Here's the text from the prologue: 

I know this is a cliché, but this booklet is a kind of love letter to Hunstanton: one that is deeply influenced by both my childhood (being a progeny of King’s Lynn) and the nostalgia of my late teens and early twenties, when me and my peer group used to socialise here. This is way before Hunstanton became the ‘posh’ seaside town it now is. This text is both a celebration and lament. How can it be both, you may well ask. I left King’s Lynn, for London, in 1987 and I returned to Hunstanton in 2022 due to an unexpected change in my personal circumstances. This is the story of that journey: from the standpoint of a person whose perspective has changed. Moreover, also the space that is being explored has changed…

 

Description and Price:

The A5 hard copy zine is in black and white with photos of Hunstanton and other related images. It also includes some academic analysis. The cover is made of yellow card and the zine is photocopied and professionally trimmed and stapled, retailing at £5.50 plus postage (UK is standard letter). The appendix includes a map, a collage and a poem.

A digital colour copy is now also available at £4.00 and can be provided via email.

Note: This is a Limited Edition hard copy run and consists of a run of only 25. No more will be printed when these have all gone.