Proud Finds
Kakelake (it’s German for cockroach) has been distributing local and international zines and small press around Auckland for a few years now, whenever the time, the place and the mood are right. We’ve got a range of zines and books to bring along on Saturday – all some kind of queer and some kind of awesome. Keep an eye out for some free stuff fresh off the photocopier just for Everything and Everyone.
Lara is one of our new stallholders this year, and she’ll be selling her fabulous new zine; ‘Trans, Dresses and other musings: Recollections of a trans princess. It sounds incredible, and we can’t wait to read it!
We’re so excited to host this stall this year – Zine and Not Heard will host a collection of zines and art works from some of the most talented folk in the trans community. There will be fan art pictures, poetry, and short pieces of writing. Don’t miss this table!
We’re so excited to have Aych back again this year – his words, crafts and aesthetic skills are incredible. This year Aych will have a table full of aA assortment of resin cast glitter pins for every occasion!
You can find more about Aych at his website: http://www.aychblog.com
We’re stoked about having Mellow Yellow stall for us this year, just in time for the release of Issue Six of their nominal zine. Mellow Yellow are dedicated to radical social change from a section of the “Asian” tau iwi population in Aotearoa. They work towards opening up a space in which Asian feminists in Aotearoa can speak and communicate our specific and diverse experiences, to counter the dominant white feminisms and left-wing politics, to challenge colonialism, racism, sexism and all forms of unjust social hierarchy. To engage in decolonisation, to create understanding between all oppressed people, to support each other, to inspire solidarity and organise collectively for a better world.
Check out their blog: http://mellowyellow-aotearoa.blogspot.co.nz
We are very excited to host PIMPI for the very first time at this year’s Everything and Everyone Market! PIMPI is a platform to advocate, discuss and foreground Pacific art and artists, identity and creativity within the Pacific diaspora. They’ll be selling a range of products including their Oceania Interrupted T-shirt (a collective of Maori and Pacific women who perform public interventions to raise awareness for West Papua), hand-woven PIMPI fans and their SOUTH publication – a journal on Maori and Pacific arts and culture in South Auckland.
Check out more of their awesome work on their website: http://pimpiknows.com
Sam Orchard is back again with his Rooster Tails stall. This year he’ll have a whole raft of new stock for sale including the first three issues of his newly published Family Portraits series – comics that celebrate queer and trans people in Aotearoa. He’ll also be selling prints and postcards of queer fandom pairings like Korrasami, Xena and Gabrielle, Superman and Batman, and more!
You can find sam at his website: http://www.roostertailscomic.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RoosterTailsComic/
Or on twitter: @Sam_Orchard
The lovely folks from Square Planet Comics will be back again this year with a whole bunch of new books, and some of their classics too. They’ll have their Blastosaurus comics – about a crime fighting dino detective, delightful children’s books – including their latest; Morgan goes to sleep, as well as their short funny books.
You can read all about Square Planet comics, and their books on their website, or find them on Facebook here.
We’re stoked to have Tricia in this year’s market day! She’s a fabulous artist and all round excellent person. She’ll be selling small stitched canvases, and comic stuff, such as the awesome stuff featured in the pic!
Proud Finds 