A different zine by a different maker, every single month.
by Priya Shankar·🇬🇧London, United Kingdom
Photographs of mail sent by Photocopy Club
A curated zine subscription that publishes somebody else every month. Each issue is a 16 to 32 page zine by a different artist, writer or photographer, printed on a genuinely tired Canon photocopier and stapled by hand. Contributors get paid and keep their rights. The result is deliberately uneven — some months are photography, some are comics, one was entirely a transcript of a man talking about pigeons. Includes a contributor card and a note on why it was chosen.
One per calendar month, from the creator
August 2026 · just now
We are reading for next year. Everything gets read, everything gets a reply, and contributors are paid £200 plus 30 copies.
What we are short of: anything that is not London, anything by people over 50, anything in a language other than English with a translation facing.
Open until 30 September.
What went out, month by month
24 pages of flash photography taken on the N29 between 1am and 5am over one winter.
Interviews with six allotment holders about what they actually grow versus what they meant to grow.
32 pages, wordless, about a decorator who cannot stop.
A verbatim transcript of a man in Finsbury Park explaining pigeon hierarchy for 40 minutes. Our best-selling issue.
🇺🇸Brooklyn, United States
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