Zines NZ ” says Lillian Grace in

” says Lillian Grace in the Afterword

It has a heft which promises a feast of good things and it doesn’t disappoint

Working women everywhere face discrimination

and delightful and its predecessors High Wire

The book’s cedar-coloured cover echoes the stained cedar weatherboards from which many of Megson’s homes were constructed’ —  Anne Kerslake Hendricks

Zines NZ ” says Lillian Grace inA zine lovers history of publishings most ephemeral, hand made form Lo fi, hand built and produced in small editions by devoted zinesters, zines are an ever evolving and enduring publishing phenomenon. This lively book tells the Aotearoa zine story, from our first punk rock music zine in 1980 to the plethora of contemporary zinefests of the early twenty first century. Zines NZ: Punk to present is written by a zine devotee and is packed with hundreds