Zines@Douglas: Where to Find Zines

Local Zine Collections

• The Regional Assembly of Text | the lowercase reading room
• Vancouver Public Library | Zine Collection

Distros & Presses

• Lucky's 
• Moniker Press
• Spartacus Books

Zine-making Collectives & Publications

• Downtown Eastside Neighbourhood House | Right to Food Zine
• Powell Street Festival Society | Paueru Gaizette Zine
• Warrior Publications

Fairs & Festivals

• Vancouver Art Book Fair
• Vancouver Comic Book Festival
• Zine Harvest

Zine Collections

• Toronto Zine Library - Toronto, ON
• Xpace Zine Library - Toronto, ON

Distro & Presses

• Partizanka Press - Hamilton, ON
• Sheer Spite Press - Montréal, QC

Zine-making Collectives

• Keeping Six Hamilton Harm Reduction Action League | Keeping Six Hamilton Quarterly Zine

Fairs & Festivals

• Canzine Festival of Zines - Toronto & Ottawa, ON
• Expozine - Montréal, QC
• Sappyfest - Sackville, NB
• Zine Dream - Toronto, ON

Online Zine Collections

• The Anarchist Library 
• Barnard Zine Library
• Boston Anarchist Zine Bistro
• Chapman University | Feminist Zine Archive 
• CrimethInc 
• Indigenous Action Zines 
• Internet Archive's Zine Collection 
• Keke Magazine's Zine Library
• POC Zine Project 
• Quarantine Public Library
• Queer Zine Archive Project 
• San Francisco Public Library's Little Maga/Zine Collection
• Sherwood Forest Zine Library 
• Sprout Distro 

Distros & Presses

• Antiquated Future - Portland, OR (US)
• Brown Recluse Zine Distro - Oakland, CA (US)
• Burning Books - Buffalo, NY (US)
• Microcosm Publishing - Portland, OR (US)
• Pen Fight Distro - Manchester (UK)
• Portland Button Works and Spiral House Shop - Portland, OR (US)
• Sticky Institute - Melbourne, VIC (Australia)
• Wasted Ink Zine Distro - Phoenix, AZ (US)
• Zine-o-Matic Zine Subscription Service

Fairs & Other Zine Events

• Printed Matter's list of Book & Zine Fairs
• Zine Librarians unConference (ZLuc)

A lot of zine-makers sell their work or make them available on platforms such as Etsy and Itch.io. Individual zine makers also use their Ko-fi or Patreon accounts to share their work to their supporters, or they sell them directly on their Instagram or personal websites. 

Want to know more? Zine-makers of all ages and experience levels can be found on Reddit. There are also various Discord groups dedicated to zines.