Zine Libraries
A collection of links to other zine libraries and information about them.
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  Link   Zine Library Dot Info
A project very similar to QZAP's, but with a much more general focus. 		250
  Link   Little Maga/Zine Collection at SFPL - San Francisco, CA
The collection spans the twentieth century, with a special emphasis on the San Francisco experience. Over 1,200 titles representative of the literary and cultural phenomenon known as the little magazine, including zines, are contained in this growing 		188
  Link   SDSU Zine Collection
The West Coast Zine Archive's aim is to provide a protected space for Do-it-Yourself collections while advancing public access to these important works. This archive will protect and preserve tangible evidence of these unique literary creations to co 		186
  Link   Salt Lake City Public Library Alternative Press Collection
The Alternative Press Collection at SLCPL incorporates publications by local and small presses, independent authors, artists, and students, and of course the Zine collection. 		231
  Link   Aboveground Zine Library - New Orleans, LA
Aboveground Zine Library is open everyday from 1:00 pm to 7:00 pm at Iron Rail Book Collective 511 Marigny St. (corner of Marigny & Decatur Street) New Orleans, Louisiana (504) 944-0366 call for info. http://www.Abovegroundzinelibrary.com Aboveground 		159
  Link   Denver Zine Library - Denver, CO
The Denver Zine Library is a volunteer-run lending library located at 1644 Platte St, Studio 103 (inside The Other Side Arts). 		222
  Link   Papercut Zine Library - Boston
The Papercut Zine Library is a free lending library that specializes in independently published media, particularly zines. It opened on May 14, 2005, and operates out of the Democracy Center at 45 Mt. Auburn St. in Harvard Square, Cambridge, Mass. It 		209
  Link   Barnard College Zine Collection - New York City
Barnard's zines are written by New York City and other urban women with an emphasis on zines by women of color. (In this case the word "woman" includes anyone who identifies as female and some who don't believe in binary gender.) The zines are person 		205
 
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