Are zines still a thing?

>>8751167
Unfortunatley blogs and medium and shit have become the new "zines"

Aesthetics destroyed imo

>>8751167
no, thank god

I really miss magazines. Are there still any good ones out there?

>>8751167
They are, in /lit/ circles in big cities. You just have to look for them

>>8751357
That just seems so hipster though.

>>8751456
Zines have literally always been a hipster/punk tradition. You're clearly into it, so you're criticizing people who like what you also like.

>>8751352
New Philosopher

N+

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>>8751167
>>8751187
>>8751233
Yes, they are definitely still a thing. I've been to zinefests in LA, SF, NYC and DC in the past few years and they've only gotten bigger. Not only that but most of the colleges I've visited have zine libraries that maintain national correspondences with other ones. There's even zone vending machines.

>>8751456
Well shit anon.. if they weren't hipster you would complain they are pleb. Besides, even the most autistic artists meet girls at this shit..
But I guess there's no chance of you being hipster by wanting to discuss obscure lit, right?

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Nah