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Start Select Reset Zine (SSRZ) is a physical newsletter posted via snail mail 4 times a year.

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Past Issues

A collection of transcripts on the attention economy, social media, and device use taken from my weekly podcast Permanently Moved.

Since its release in Sep 2019 it has been downloaded over 18,000 times. I’ve received 100’s of emails from people who have found its contents hopeful and motivating.

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Includes an essay about *real* things.

“A return to the real is the re-integration of natural daily rhythms (where possible) into one’s life. Do you know what the moon is doing tonight? The day begins when the dawn breaks the night, not when a clock strikes midnight. The sun sets, the day ends and the night begins.”

Q2 2022

Test run of a play-by-mail collective story telling game I am designing. A Slobbovia variant, loosely based on the rule’s for Carthage (1974).

Includes an essay on the power of imaginary maps to create the territory.

Q3 2022

A per-zine containing short fragments, image macros, and black and white photography.

A very personal document that captures where I was in the winter of 2022.

Q4 2022

A zine was inspired by a general period of ‘sorting out’ in Jan.

Includes 5 short micro essays on my stuggles to be a tidy person, how Marie Kondo changed my life, losing things, labelling things, and how using a tool competes it.

Q1 2023

First zine in the new format.

Includes a series of 5 hand made/cut/stamped linocut prints made my me. Newsletter reflecting on the first year of the zine and where I want to take it in future.

Q2 2023

Quiet Quests is a solo RPG / Lite-LARP crafted for workplace play, inviting you to undertake a covert journey of compassion.

Q3 2023

SSRZ #008
People Over Events

[In Stock]

The interior of the issue contains my most ambitious linocut print yet. Fan art of the character Zuno from J David Osbornes cyberpunk series: God’s Fare No Better!

Q4 2023

SSRZ #009
Coming Soon!

[Q1 2024]

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Past Zines

The Sega Club – Mid 90s

I have been making and creating zines for myself and my friends since I was about 10 years old.

My first ever zine was made during the summer holidays around 94/95. My friend Ben and I had a typewriter, pens, and the abuse of his dads workplace risograph machine. (An important lesson about how zines get made learnt at an early age!).

It ran for 3 issues.

On The Rag – Early 00’s

I was a regular contributor to the RIOT GRRL / feminist punk zine – On The Rag.

Published sporadically in Margate for several years. Next time I’m at my parents I’ll dig out some more issues and take photos.

Geekzine – Early 00s

I need to dig out some old issues and photograph them.

Geekzine was the semi-regular fanzine from the Margate based Geekscene DIY collective.

Poptastic Fantastic – Mid 00s

Absolute hipster bait. I don’t have any issues of this at all despite running for 20 something issues 🙁

If you picked up any copies of this zine in Dalston/Shoreditch/Nottingham/Leeds between 05-07 and still have one tucked away, please send me documentation! 🙏

Zine and Not Heard – 2011-15

ZANH was started by Tommy and Joel in 2011. A London based zine on at the forefront of the modern emo revival. I was a regular contributor to issues: Gig reviews, album reviews, live photos etc.


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