After wondering around and not being able to find where the zine library was I asked the guy at the counter. The salford zine library was through a door I assumed was staff only.
When I got into the room there were shelves and shelves of zines stacked haphazardly on top of one another.
Not sure why this picture is sideways but this was a very small zine, probably one of the smallest in the library. The zine is called disintegration.
I really loved the crudeness of this zine.
There was also some more lining the walls on small shelves.
This one was mostly in what in spanish (I think) and I really like how hand made this one looked.
From what I remember this one was screen printed and I really liked the limited colour palette.
I like how this one has been drawn, again rather crude.
Another crude one.
This one seemed to be portraiture based.
I really liked the idea behind this one but not so much the execution, this zine was made from sand paper and held together with clips. I didn't like how the pictures were just stuck on and just seemed to be floating in space.
The zine library gave me a lot of ideas to experiment with.
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