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Hello all!

Since our May newsletter, we've added an exciting event to the schedule 
for the end of May.

Thursday, May 29th at 7:00 PM
Internationalist Books and Community Center

Cindy Crabb will be reading from the brand new Doris 31, joined by local 
zine writers.

Cindy Crabb has been writing the influential, internationally 
distributed, autobiographical-feminist zine Doris since the early '90's. 
In it, she explores subjects like consent, feminism, abortion, death, 
self-image, creativity, shyness, queer identity, addiction, punk and 
anarchism. Crabb is the editor of the zines Support and Learning Good 
Consent. She lives in South-East Ohio with her miniature horses, plays 
in the punk band Snarlas, and is a sexual abuse survivor advocate.

"...zines are a space where third wave feminist theory is emerging, and 
many scholars don't recognize this because they don't read zines. They 
should read Doris." -Alison Piepmeier, Author of Girl Zines: Making 
Media, Doing Feminism

Cindy Crabb's work has been featured in: The Utne Reader, Maximum Rock 
and Roll, and Cometbus. Her work has also been in such anthologies as We 
Don't Need Another Wave: Dispatches from the Next Generation of 
Feminists; Experiencing Abortion: A Weaving of Women's Word; and A Girls 
Guide to Taking Over the World: Writing From the Girl Zine Revolution. 
Her diaries and papers are housed at the Schlesinger Library at 
Radcliffe. She has spoken at colleges, libraries and community centers 
across the country.

For more info: dorisdorisdoris.com
Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/620390708045176
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