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Zines
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Zines are printed at home on paper comprising of recycled paper and elephant dung, and sewn together with wool.
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A zine made in Hastings
in the time of Covid-19.
12-page cartoon story
A5

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A zine about dying
13-page cartoon story
A5

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​A recent zine made in Hastings
​about jam jars and a wonderful song.
​13-page cartoon story
A5

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A 32-page cartoon story
about mysterious events in London.
A5 


​More Zines and Two Knitting Patterns:

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The first of three zines set in Mytholmroyd.


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​Paperback Books

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A Policeman Crying
by Annie Lawson
​Paperback Book
​181pp


A tunnel into the past, through memories and
handed-down stories, notebooks, letters and documents.

​homemadebooks.bigcartel.com/
 


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High Times with Hilda by Ann Warr Anderson 
(order direct from the author)
Transcribed from diaries kept on walking holidays in the 1980s and 90s. awarr@btinternet.com





​FROM EARACHE TO ETERNITY  
by Mick Kidd  (order direct from the author)

including photos, letters and articles 

A droll stroll through Mick Kidd's back pages. 'From Earache To Eternity' begins with the author's birth just before D-Day and ends with a pensioner's lifestyle, post financial crash.
Mick enjoyed what may have turned out to be a blip in history: free education, free healthcare, cheap food, cheap travel. full employment, and latterly, the Freedom Pass.
After university, he worked as a liberal studies teacher, a waiter, a community worker and an avant-garde film distributor, before co-founding and selling the seminal  BIFF cartoons in Camden Lock. Later, BIFF became a regular in the Saturday Guardian for over twenty years, which meant Mick never having to get a proper job again.
Somewhere along the way, he served egg and chips to Harold Wilson on the Isles of Scilly.

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Memoir
220 pp
​mick.kidd@googlemail.com

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