I started this distro in May 2005, purely on a whim, with a halfhearted scheme to read more zines than i could afford. Soon, however, I realized the magnitude of what I had taken on. By then, I had a website and a catalogue. "Well," I thought, "Since I have a distro I may as well work hard at it, instead of being a slacker."

Unfortunately, I am a born slacker. I seem able only to update several times a month. But it is so worth it. I love reading zines, and I love that I helping to support the DIY community. There are some zines out there that are so wonderful and powerful and important that I feel like as many people as possible must read it, and that is why I continued with this distro, even though it was more work than I had imagined.

Here are some really boring facts about me:

I am 17, a senior in highschool and a freshman in college. I want to be an editor and a postal worker when I grow up. I want to move to Canada, because it seems to me that people there celebrate their history more, rather than blanketing it with metal and plastic. Also, it is beautiful.

I have done 8 zines: Prince of Denmark #1-#4; Extreme Noses #1-#3, and Blank Love Savvy #1. I started a zine before I knew the zine world even existed, and when I discovered this world of zines, I was so thrilled. I have about five zine ideas wheeling around in my head right now, but school just started, so I'm trying to get my proverbial ducks in a row before start working on them.

I'm taking Pottery this year, and am utterly stoked (therefore).

I love dogs.

I love presents and zines and crafts. Hing: if you send me something out of the blue, I will send you something back. I like to make things. I made a tiara recently, to use in a glamourbomb.

Write me letters! Send me your zines!