A Book on Zines: New Aesthetics in Zine Design | Victionary

From underground expression to avant-garde experimentation, zines offer a raw, creative alternative to slick digital content. Showcasing bold typography, experimental visuals, and inventive materials, they push the boundaries of print.

A Book on Zines celebrates independent creators redefining publishing. Through interviews with artists, designers, publishers, and curators, it highlights the voices shaping this movement and the grassroots networks sustaining it—an essential guide for anyone passionate about print and authentic storytelling.

Among the 48 creatives and studios whose work fill these pages are some we've had the pleasure of stocking over the years, including Hato Press, Risotto, Can Can Press, Type01, Sociotype and Tess Smith-Roberts. 

With a lay-flat, exposed binding and beautiful colour reproductions, this is as handsome a celebration of the zine as you are likely to see.

Size: 215 x 160mm (full colour, soft cover with jacket)

Pages: 304

Publisher: Victionary