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My first exposure to zines was courtesy of The Paper Plant, a downtown Raleigh new & used bookstore and literary press in the late ’80s that featured weekly open mic nights and lots of local and national zines. I was fascinated by the homemade, raw energy of these little paper pamphlets. It was probably from there …

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In my office, under a table, has been sitting a white cardboard banker’s box for several years. It contains assorted comics, magazines, and graphic novels or collections that I want to get rid of but that I can’t bear to throw out till I’ve read them first. Marie Kando would say, “If you haven’t read …

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