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Combos Press
📒small publisher of books + zines about lgbtq ppl, food, agriculture, and rural living
🌀 by @clare_lago
🗺️ hudson valley, NY / oregon
@combos.press is a queer-run small publisher based in the Hudson Valley, NY. Combos sprouted in 2022 after publishing Queer Earth Food 1, an anthology of writing and art at the intersection of food, agriculture, and queerness. Currently, Combos Press is focused on publishing work by LGBTQ+ people, anyone involved in food and agriculture, rural folks, and unpublished writers.
@combos.press is a queer-run small publisher based in the Hudson Valley, NY. Combos sprouted in 2022 after publishing Queer Earth Food 1, an anthology of writing and art at the intersection of food, agriculture, and queerness. Currently, Combos Press is focused on publishing work by LGBTQ+ people, anyone involved in food and agriculture, rural folks, and unpublished writers.
@combos.press is a queer-run small publisher based in the Hudson Valley, NY. Combos sprouted in 2022 after publishing Queer Earth Food 1, an anthology of writing and art at the intersection of food, agriculture, and queerness. Currently, Combos Press is focused on publishing work by LGBTQ+ people, anyone involved in food and agriculture, rural folks, and unpublished writers.
Sharing our Work: Queer Food and Publishing Workshop (From Zine to Press) March 10 at 6 PM ET Free, HYBRID Event at SKOL centre in Montréal Learn about different types of queer publishing, make zines, and see an exhibition!
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sharing-our-work-queer-food-and-publishing-workshop-from-zine-to-press-tickets-1978432854927?aff=oddtdtcreator
During the first part of the workshop, Clare Lagomarsino, @clare_lago the founder of the small publisher Combos Press @combos.press (which publishes Queer Earth Food) will talk about publishing queer work about food (and beyond). Editors of Queers at the Table, Alex D. Ketchum and Megan J. Elias will also speak about working with trade publishers (such as Arsenal Pulp Press, which published Queers at the Table) and touch on how working with trade publishers differs than university presses. @dr.alexketchum @megelias Bonnie J. Morris will be talking about writing for different publications.
During the second part of the workshop we will speak about creating zines and self publishing. Attendees will then be guided through zine creation.
@rhetoricpersonjt
In-person attendees will be able to visit SKOL ‘à exhibition about Montreal’s LGBTQ+ bookstore L’Androgyne (1973-2002). @centreskol
Address to attend in person: SKOL centre, 372 Rue Sainte-Catherine Édifice Belgo - 4e étage - Espace 444, Montréal, QC H3B 1A1
Register for free to attend in-person or online! @arsenalpulp @mcgillarts
Sharing our Work: Queer Food and Publishing Workshop (From Zine to Press) March 10 at 6 PM ET Free, HYBRID Event at SKOL centre in Montréal Learn about different types of queer publishing, make zines, and see an exhibition!
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/sharing-our-work-queer-food-and-publishing-workshop-from-zine-to-press-tickets-1978432854927?aff=oddtdtcreator
During the first part of the workshop, Clare Lagomarsino, @clare_lago the founder of the small publisher Combos Press @combos.press (which publishes Queer Earth Food) will talk about publishing queer work about food (and beyond). Editors of Queers at the Table, Alex D. Ketchum and Megan J. Elias will also speak about working with trade publishers (such as Arsenal Pulp Press, which published Queers at the Table) and touch on how working with trade publishers differs than university presses. @dr.alexketchum @megelias Bonnie J. Morris will be talking about writing for different publications.
During the second part of the workshop we will speak about creating zines and self publishing. Attendees will then be guided through zine creation.
@rhetoricpersonjt
In-person attendees will be able to visit SKOL ‘à exhibition about Montreal’s LGBTQ+ bookstore L’Androgyne (1973-2002). @centreskol
Address to attend in person: SKOL centre, 372 Rue Sainte-Catherine Édifice Belgo - 4e étage - Espace 444, Montréal, QC H3B 1A1
Register for free to attend in-person or online! @arsenalpulp @mcgillarts
MINNEAPOLIS!!!! See you this weekend!!!
Join me at the @midwestqtzinefest at @openbookmn on Saturday + Sunday, and at the @trettercollection conference on Friday at @umnlib 📚 As Ever, Miriam author @faythelevine will be the keynote speaker at the conference!
It’ll be my first time in Minneapolis 🎉 see ya there!
ICYMI: we have been steadily collecting profit from selling copies of Playing in the Dirt, and @taylorhartson has opened a fund for midwestern queer/trans farmers! Link to the form with more info + application in bio 🫂
Some special images from As Ever, Miriam by @faythelevine to celebrate one year of this special book being in print 💙
Photos from the Wisconsin Historical Society, Division of Library, Archives, and Museum Collections
Some special images from As Ever, Miriam by @faythelevine to celebrate one year of this special book being in print 💙
Photos from the Wisconsin Historical Society, Division of Library, Archives, and Museum Collections
Some special images from As Ever, Miriam by @faythelevine to celebrate one year of this special book being in print 💙
Photos from the Wisconsin Historical Society, Division of Library, Archives, and Museum Collections
Some special images from As Ever, Miriam by @faythelevine to celebrate one year of this special book being in print 💙
Photos from the Wisconsin Historical Society, Division of Library, Archives, and Museum Collections
Some special images from As Ever, Miriam by @faythelevine to celebrate one year of this special book being in print 💙
Photos from the Wisconsin Historical Society, Division of Library, Archives, and Museum Collections
Some special images from As Ever, Miriam by @faythelevine to celebrate one year of this special book being in print 💙
Photos from the Wisconsin Historical Society, Division of Library, Archives, and Museum Collections
Some special images from As Ever, Miriam by @faythelevine to celebrate one year of this special book being in print 💙
Photos from the Wisconsin Historical Society, Division of Library, Archives, and Museum Collections
Earlier this year I photographed the Bay Area Lesbian Archives in Oakland for Combos Press as part of a project for an upcoming book about the BALA and Brick Hut Café by Ashley Waltz
The Brick Hut was a lesbian owned community café in Berkeley, founded in 1975.
It was a safe space for activism, art, and all things queer. Will share more details on the book when it’s out!! ✨✨✨
Earlier this year I photographed the Bay Area Lesbian Archives in Oakland for Combos Press as part of a project for an upcoming book about the BALA and Brick Hut Café by Ashley Waltz
The Brick Hut was a lesbian owned community café in Berkeley, founded in 1975.
It was a safe space for activism, art, and all things queer. Will share more details on the book when it’s out!! ✨✨✨
Earlier this year I photographed the Bay Area Lesbian Archives in Oakland for Combos Press as part of a project for an upcoming book about the BALA and Brick Hut Café by Ashley Waltz
The Brick Hut was a lesbian owned community café in Berkeley, founded in 1975.
It was a safe space for activism, art, and all things queer. Will share more details on the book when it’s out!! ✨✨✨
Earlier this year I photographed the Bay Area Lesbian Archives in Oakland for Combos Press as part of a project for an upcoming book about the BALA and Brick Hut Café by Ashley Waltz
The Brick Hut was a lesbian owned community café in Berkeley, founded in 1975.
It was a safe space for activism, art, and all things queer. Will share more details on the book when it’s out!! ✨✨✨
Earlier this year I photographed the Bay Area Lesbian Archives in Oakland for Combos Press as part of a project for an upcoming book about the BALA and Brick Hut Café by Ashley Waltz
The Brick Hut was a lesbian owned community café in Berkeley, founded in 1975.
It was a safe space for activism, art, and all things queer. Will share more details on the book when it’s out!! ✨✨✨
Earlier this year I photographed the Bay Area Lesbian Archives in Oakland for Combos Press as part of a project for an upcoming book about the BALA and Brick Hut Café by Ashley Waltz
The Brick Hut was a lesbian owned community café in Berkeley, founded in 1975.
It was a safe space for activism, art, and all things queer. Will share more details on the book when it’s out!! ✨✨✨
Earlier this year I photographed the Bay Area Lesbian Archives in Oakland for Combos Press as part of a project for an upcoming book about the BALA and Brick Hut Café by Ashley Waltz
The Brick Hut was a lesbian owned community café in Berkeley, founded in 1975.
It was a safe space for activism, art, and all things queer. Will share more details on the book when it’s out!! ✨✨✨
Earlier this year I photographed the Bay Area Lesbian Archives in Oakland for Combos Press as part of a project for an upcoming book about the BALA and Brick Hut Café by Ashley Waltz
The Brick Hut was a lesbian owned community café in Berkeley, founded in 1975.
It was a safe space for activism, art, and all things queer. Will share more details on the book when it’s out!! ✨✨✨
Earlier this year I photographed the Bay Area Lesbian Archives in Oakland for Combos Press as part of a project for an upcoming book about the BALA and Brick Hut Café by Ashley Waltz
The Brick Hut was a lesbian owned community café in Berkeley, founded in 1975.
It was a safe space for activism, art, and all things queer. Will share more details on the book when it’s out!! ✨✨✨
Earlier this year I photographed the Bay Area Lesbian Archives in Oakland for Combos Press as part of a project for an upcoming book about the BALA and Brick Hut Café by Ashley Waltz
The Brick Hut was a lesbian owned community café in Berkeley, founded in 1975.
It was a safe space for activism, art, and all things queer. Will share more details on the book when it’s out!! ✨✨✨
Earlier this year I photographed the Bay Area Lesbian Archives in Oakland for Combos Press as part of a project for an upcoming book about the BALA and Brick Hut Café by Ashley Waltz
The Brick Hut was a lesbian owned community café in Berkeley, founded in 1975.
It was a safe space for activism, art, and all things queer. Will share more details on the book when it’s out!! ✨✨✨
COMBOS PRESS FALL TOUR 🍂🎺
September 1-14
@baqzf 💻 virtual!
September 20-21
@pghartbookfair
September 27
@roc.small.press.book.fair
October 18-19
@midwestqtzinefest
November 14-16
@stapleandstitchfair
tour poster by the wickedly talented @howdyitsparis 📄💓
introducing BURP 🫧🥒🫙🧫 a zine on fermentation + queerness!
Burp is a zine that explores the intersection of queerness and fermentation. Through essays and photography, Burp draws parallels between the slow, transformative processes of microbial life and queer identity - both thriving in resistance to control, both flourishing in community. This zine celebrates fermentation not only as a method of preservation, but as a metaphor for queer kinship: unruly, adaptive, and alive.
Burp is accompanied by a recipe card for Cherry Boshi by @of_the_air_
Contributors: @kassxmarina, Isa DeGuzman, @sabrina.beydoun, @of_the_air_
Editors: me and @soymilkmaid
In a couple weekends, I’ll be at the @cpw_kingston photobook + zine fair 🎉 SO excited to finally do my first fair in the Hudson Valley and meet local publishers where I live :’) if you’re near Kingston, NY pls stop by! 📚
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