3.1.1. is moving
We’re changing some things here at 3.1.1. zine. We are finally moving into a larger space, and we’re getting a new name.
Saddle Stitch Magazine is up and running. Check it out.
Go nuts.
Issue One Available to Download
Well, the first issue of 3.1.1. zine seems to have gone over well. After five days of distribution for the first issue, we are damn near out of copies. We were going to do something clever like post a list of all of the businesses carrying the zine. Then we realized that sending our readers out all over town just to find out that the copies are out of stock is a sure way to get throttled. Also, poverty dictates that, at least for now, we can’t print many more, so one of us decided to have something like a thought: Why not put the PDF up online to download and print?
So we did.
The first issue is now available in booklet form in the Print an Issue section. No more hunting. Tell all your friends.
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Issue One
Welcome to the first online issue of 3.1.1. Take a minute to check out some of the great artists and writers who have submitted to the zine. This online publication corresponds with a print zine being distributed around the Bay Area.
If you are interested in being published, take a look a the submissions section and get in touch. If you would like to advertise your business, again, the submissions section will tell you what you need to know.
Enjoy the first issue.
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Print Coming Up
Hello People.
We are almost done throwing together the first print issue of 3.1.1. We appreciate all the people that submitted- the turnout was outstanding, especially for a first run. Unfortunately, we can’t print a 100 page zine, mostly because we need to eat and have money left over for laundry. We had to make some difficult decisions, but the issue we have put together, we feel, represents a solid range of subject matter and media from the pool of submissions.
The printed zine should start showing up in local businesses in early August. We will post a list of locations carrying the magazine on the blog once distribution is finished.
By the way, today is Amelia Earhart Day. No shit. Have a good night.
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Deadline Approaches with a Quickness
We’ve received a lot of great submissions, and we are accepting submissions for three more days. If you have work you would like to see in print and online, or would like to advertise your work or local small business, check out the Submissions page and get in touch.
To all of you who have submitted, thanks. We will take some time to review all submissions and then get to work on the first issue. We will contact the people behind accepted submissions once we are finished with the selection process.
Now go out and do something awesome.
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Put a link to your website up on 3.1.1.
Guess what? We are starting to post links to local online portfolios, written work, and websites for small businesses and non-profits. Innovative and cutting-edge, we know. If you want a link on 3.1.1. that will take readers right to your work, send us an email with the website and a short blurb about you and what you do (probably not more than 30 words). Be sure to put “Link Submission” in the subject of the email.
To all you visitors- check out the links. These people are your neighbors.
Nothing on The Walls?
Alright people. We’ve been getting a lot of traffic and yet there is not one post for an upcoming event, show, or exhibit on The Walls. We all got together and discussed this at length last night. After much weeping, we came to the conclusion that this is unacceptable. Some of you have to want an opportunity to shamelessly promote your work.
Get moving!
3.1.1. coming soon
The first issue of 3.1.1. zine will be published soon. It will be a simultaneous print and online publication, and will feature a nice sampling whatever the hell people end up sending us. Take some time to read the Submissions page, and then send off an article, review, comic, or pretty much anything you think might fit in to a zine about local Bay Area goings on, to the poor bastard below.
Matthew K
311zine@gmail.com
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