I am now in complete control of this site. The person who made this is no longer responding and has previously asked me to do what I want with it. Any ideas?
There are no deadlines on the website. I will try to work out a plan for it tomorrow (a holiday). Perhaps the end of June would be a good deadline. Is there such a thing as a rolling release for zines?
Thanks for offering to write readingproject and nohappynonsense. They are more than welcome. The only reason I got the control of this site is that there are zero submissions so far. I had only shown interest in an email and submitted a poem later on.
If you're trying to put together an actual issue, it's best to have a deadline for submissions so that you can then take some time to actually assemble the zine itself. rolling release sort of thing would either be multiple versions of the pdf ongoing, or just a website that features a new work on a rolling basis, etc.
Makes sense. Rolling zine would be a kind of novelty I think but too many versions of PDFs would be confusing. So I think I will make an year-end volume while keeping submissions open. Its not like I have to wrack my brains reading through reams of submissions.
so Umbritzer is also TTT?
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Well, this is a turn of events. I hear digital zine's are kinda in. Btw, I don't think I've said hello before, but cool site(s?) btw
I've never read or written a digital zine or anything like it before but I think I'm going to go ahead with this project and the best I can.
When is the deadline for submissions for TTT#1? I might be able to cobble something together since my ear rats are hibernating
Let me know if you want me to write something
There are no deadlines on the website. I will try to work out a plan for it tomorrow (a holiday). Perhaps the end of June would be a good deadline. Is there such a thing as a rolling release for zines?
Thanks for offering to write readingproject and nohappynonsense. They are more than welcome. The only reason I got the control of this site is that there are zero submissions so far. I had only shown interest in an email and submitted a poem later on.
If you're trying to put together an actual issue, it's best to have a deadline for submissions so that you can then take some time to actually assemble the zine itself. rolling release sort of thing would either be multiple versions of the pdf ongoing, or just a website that features a new work on a rolling basis, etc.
Makes sense. Rolling zine would be a kind of novelty I think but too many versions of PDFs would be confusing. So I think I will make an year-end volume while keeping submissions open. Its not like I have to wrack my brains reading through reams of submissions.
On the other hand I can keep publishing deadlines for myself so it doesn't get stalled.