We are seeking zine, chapbook, pamphlet, artists' book, independent magazines, and related publications for the collection. Please contact Susan Thomas at sthomas7@pace.edu, Derek Stroup at dstroup@pace.edu, or Kelley Kreitz at kkreitz@pace.edu to discuss.
An important part of the Zine Library collection is Pace student work. We are actively seeking student zines!
We're not looking for the "original" of your zine, which probably has tape and glue. We'd love to get a photocopy of it! If you need help with that, just get in touch. Most zines are usually photocopied in bunches of 10 or more!
Contact Susan Thomas at sthomas7@pace.edu, Abby Schleifer at aschleifer@pace.edu, or Derek Stroup at dstroup@pace.edu to donate your zine.
The Pace University Digital Commons provides space for student-made zines. This is a great opportunity to share your work with a larger audience. Who knows? Your zine might help you land an internship, make friends, and even get work!
There are many ways to create a digital zine, from digitizing an existing print zine to making a born-digital zine in InDesign or another software program. The main challenge with digitizing print zines is making them readable online, in the correct page order. If you have questions, just get in touch with Susan Thomas at sthomas7@pace.edu, Abby Schleifer at aschleifer@pace.edu or Derek Stroup at dstroup@pace.edu. In short, your zine must be in a file form, not a URL, to be included in the Digital Commons.
You need to fill out a form, giving permission to Pace to upload your zine.