So, I wake up this morning and turn on the computer and straight to emails to read them (that takes only 1 minute!).
There is a national small press event today.
Uh, usually, the idea is to let everyone know ahead of the day so you can pull in those who might be interested. But, no, tell the world on the day. I'm sure there has been talk before today but, really, if they had my email and sent me something today....it just doesn't sound great.
Not even an event in Bristol it seems.
There is a national small press event today.
Uh, usually, the idea is to let everyone know ahead of the day so you can pull in those who might be interested. But, no, tell the world on the day. I'm sure there has been talk before today but, really, if they had my email and sent me something today....it just doesn't sound great.
Not even an event in Bristol it seems.
9th July 2016 #smallpressday
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2016 on Saturday 9th July
A celebration of self-publishing, DIY, and grassroots comics and zines across the U.K and Ireland
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With love AP xxx
lets hope so. Small Press is really a way in which many people can express themselves. Creation of narrative is both therapeutic and fun. My ten cents
ReplyDeleteThe "Small Press" is not the Small Press of old. In the pre internet age EVERYONE in the Small Press knew about an event(s) well in advance. We have Twitter, Google+, Face Book and lords know how many other outlets for publicity but even on some of my Yahoo groups, people who are BIG into the SP NEVER heard of this until I mentioned it.
ReplyDeleteThey HAVE my email address -obviously- so pre event publicity or "Anyone in Bristol interested in organising an event?"....no. On THE DAY. This sums up the UK SP to a "T".
And most people going will be mates of mates and they'll all be out of the SP within a year. Let's not pretend this is a grass roots movement any more. Like ...I was going to write "Comics" but that industry (if you can call it that, has not existed for almost 40 years.
Check the map out.
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