The Hat I Wear to The Wedding (small book / half page) by Rachel Lee-Carman
$10.00
The Hat I Wear to The Wedding was made in honor of my little brother's wedding that I offer for your literary enjoyment.
Follows the rhythm of familiar children's story, The Jacket I Wear in the Snow, with images replacing words and rhyme scheme.
Uses tongue-in-cheek nods to adult themes and answers the question everyone is asking, "who is Rachel bringing as her plus one?!"
The Hat I Wear To The Wedding is also a story of the clumsy contribution of the sometimes misunderstood artist of the family.
Specs:
Small book / half-page, 5.5" x 3.75" cardstock, rounded edges, bound in onion-skin orange yarn, 25 pages of content, color printed on inkjet printer.
The Hat I Wear To The Wedding (tiny edition) by Rachel Lee-Carman
$5.00
The Hat I Wear to The Wedding was made in honor of my little brother's wedding that I offer for your literary enjoyment.
Follows the rhythm of familiar children's story, The Jacket I Wear in the Snow, with images replacing words and rhyme scheme.
Uses tongue-in-cheek nods to adult themes and answers the question everyone is asking, "who is Rachel bringing as her plus one?!"
The Hat I Wear To The Wedding is also a story of the clumsy contribution of the sometimes misunderstood artist of the family.
Specs:
Tiny book, 4.5" x 3" cardstock, rounded edges, bound in onion-skin orange yarn, 25 pages of content, color printed on inkjet printer.
The Thread #17
$6.00
Introduction of The Thread #17
"Been a minute since I wrote a love letter. These zines usually feel like love letters but I'm not sure this one is. Been trying to get some stuff off my chest. Figure this Dad thing out. Try and find some grace for myself not exactly knowing wtf I'm doing. Things are good. Sometime they've hard but mostly good. Sending letters helps. Getting letters helps. I want to untangle all this shit that holds us back right but I can't. Been learning grace & humility. If I don't learn it now I'll have to learn it later. Thank you for picking this zine up. Hope ya find something that something to ya."
Handwritten. Rife with mispells and misgrammers.
Romantic Friendships, reflecting on 34 being just 17-years-old twice, exhibit dream, twin(e)ing nettle, matchbox cut-out, tiny-zine cut-out essay about the Deschutes, a poem noy by me but I got permission by Jarod Anderson, Notes on my Dad's Death, a non-interview with Anis Mojgani, Imbolc, one querying wave.
37 or 38 pages (do you count the cover?)
Price includes shipping