Small update. First, some good news! I will be attending the Louisiana Zine Fest at EBRPL main branch on August 1st.

I would say “if I have any zines left over, I’ll put them up for mail order on itch” but, itch has been forced by payment processors to crack down in a Draconian manner on adult content. This is the bad news. In fact, two of my zines — Avaritia and Invidia — were removed by itch. So who knows! If censorship and being told how you can (and cannot) legally spend your hard earned money disgusts you, call the payment processors (in particular Stripe) and raise complaints: stop-paypros.neocities.org has updated contact information and more.

In an effort to get the word out and to generally rail against censorship, I am bringing a free mini-zine to Louisiana Zine Fest called “Censorship Delenda Est” because I have to use my Classics background somehow.

You’re free to print your own copy as well, just right click the below image, and either save or view it in a new tab and print it (many guides exist online on how to fold and cut these hotdog style mini-zines but here’s one person’s how-to video):

I know people tend to feel really overwhelmed when they see online spaces shrink. In response, you see a lot of “oh just make a website!” But! That can be scary. If you’re scared to make a website or feel the pressure to do it NOW but also do it RIGHT, don’t panic. Click here to read the super simple guide I made on domains, hosting, and even how to make a simple website landing page. It’s a short read as it is not designed to be a super in-depth guide on the ins-and-outs of it all, but rather a primer to get people started with as little friction as possible (plus there’s a lagniappe landing page template I made for anyone to use). I also published a guide here on how to use my gallery website template and made it accessible to anyone who cannot use itch (such as anyone in the UK dealing with age verification rules.)

Furthermore, censorship must be destroyed :)