Good, I hang this brief video interview with Kathleen Hanna , activist and musician Bikini Kill and Le Tigre .
Asked about his experience zinesters talks about the differences she sees between fanzines and blogs, a more or less recurring theme among those who appreciate the self-publishing.
What I find interesting about your response is that it assumes that the immediacy, the amateurism and the freshness of zines also offer it blogs, but that fanzines are testimony to a historical period. And not so much a 'witness of a scene,' but the experience that each person has to create it.
says something like "you can take a page from a fanzine and hang it on a blog and it will appear that hung yesterday, not when you were 22 years."
And just saying 'I like objectness', which may seem an anachronism, explains things like why facebook publishes books with messages from users .
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