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Zines Explore Transgender Culture Beyond Stereotypes

Started by LostInTime, December 19, 2006, 08:43:32 AM

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Fortunately, another rapidly growing sector of the media is stepping up to broaden and complicate the picture: print zines. A huge range of publications are devoted to trans issues, each of which may include editorials, poetry, art, fiction, interviews, even musical compositions. Trans-focused zines have been steadily multiplying in recent years.

Why? As public interest in gender variance increases, it's important to show that it's about people -- not simply newsworthy phenomena -- said Red Durkin, who produces four zine series and tours with the ->-bleeped-<- Roadshow, a traveling group of performers, artists, and writers.
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