Shotgun Seamstress: A zine for Black punks, queers, feminists, artists & musicians

The newest issue of Shotgun Seamstress is complete! If you'd like a copy, please visit my MySpace.

This issue is about MONEY and features articles by or about:

Brontez about Gravy Train!!!'s battle over royalties
The late photographer, ALVIN BALTROP's life & work
Jacob Gardens "Imagining a world without Capitalism"
Adee Licious & Senora Grayson on traveling for free
Comics by Donovan Vim Crony
Interviews with MICK COLLINS of the Dirtbombs
& Kali Boyce of late 70s NYC pop punk band NASTYFACTS

Tags: Black punks, black artists, feminism, queer, zines

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Permalink Reply by LesYpersound on February 15, 2009 at 8:36pm

I'm curious if you've ever interviewed bands about internet P2P filesharing... this comes to mind if you're talking about royalties and a world w/o capitalism. :]

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Permalink Reply by Afrokitty on February 15, 2009 at 10:01pm

oh hell yes! I was looking for something like this!

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Permalink Reply by crude on March 28, 2009 at 12:22am

this is the zine i always wanted to make. not only does it reads well but it looks cool too.

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Permalink Reply by osa on March 28, 2009 at 9:10am

it's not too late to make your zine! do you know how many white punk kid zines there are out there? we need more black folks expressing ourselves thru independent media. do it! and thanks for your comments!

crude said:

this is the zine i always wanted to make. not only does it reads well but it looks cool too.

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Permalink Reply by Garnett Alcindor on June 12, 2009 at 5:43pm

very int.... i've come across so many blog posts on this thing and find it beyond amazing! The extra sensitive posts and photos... i love it. Leaves me in a toss up of answering or avoiding.... love this site!