Zines NZ

‘A remarkable survey of this country’s zine culture . . The range of voices is rich, supplying a metatext of language and generational shift. This is a book to be dived into, flicked through, and digested in chunks.’ — Don Abbott, Art New Zealand

‘Perfectly punk!’ — Ania Glowacz, Audioculture

‘Music zines, anarcho-feminist zines, fanzines (and anti-fanzines), punk-hardcore-anarchist zines, perzines, bread-pun zines, prompt zines and even phobia zines: they’re all covered in Zines NZ: Punk to Present … There are great tales and compelling insights throughout the book.’ — Anne Kerslake Hendricks, NZ Booklovers

‘A handsome record of a long-discounted side to New Zealand culture, one with intense regional differences, illicit flavours and crazy passions.’ — Jenny Nicholls, Waiheke Weekender

‘The numerous photos and illustrations turn the book into a potted political history and an account of protest, too.’ — Mark Broatch, NZ Listener

‘Packed with hundreds of images of covers and spreads, which charm with their collaged energy.’ — Abode magazine

‘A photocopied fantasia’ — Gavin Bertram, South magazine

Bryce Galloway is a Pakeha artist-academic who was born in Kirikiriroa Hamilton in 1966. He is the author of the long-running quarterly zine Incredibly Hot Sex with Hideous People, which first hit the streets of Te Whanganui-a-Tara in February 2002. He has been an occasional Wellington Zinefest committee member, and is the co-founder of Kirikiriroa Hamilton Zine Fest (2014) alongside Kim Paton. A cross-media artist, Galloway is also singer-songwriter for the group Wendyhouse and has had group and solo exhibitions throughout Aotearoa, utilising sound, video, zine-making and drawing. Galloway lectures at Whiti o Rehua School of Art, Massey University.

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