Stories include:
Reports from the South Bay Post by Adena Brons
The Informinatrix vs. The Book Thief by Irina Jevlakova
Submersion By Ean Henninger
How to Steal a Book in 1930s Chicago by Matthew Murray
A pulp fiction anthology zine
Wednesday, June 4, 2014
Issue #2 is available now!
Stories include:
Reports from the South Bay Post by Adena Brons
The Informinatrix vs. The Book Thief by Irina Jevlakova
Submersion By Ean Henninger
How to Steal a Book in 1930s Chicago by Matthew Murray
Friday, April 18, 2014
We're on Issuu!
In anticipation of our second issue coming out, I decided to put the first one up on Issuu! You can now read the entire thing if you haven't had a chance to before!
There are still copies of issue one available to buy if you want a print version! Send us an email, or wait until I put them up on Etsy again.
So why did we put it on Issuu? Well Ben Blacker, co-writer for the Thrilling Adventure Hour, Wolverine: Season One, Thunderbolts, and more, told me that I needed to put it online because that is "where people live".
So check it out!
Friday, December 13, 2013
Still time to submit to issue #2!
The deadline for submissions for issue #2 of Two Fisted Librarians is DECEMBER 31ST! You've still got lots of time to write about a shark who is also a librarian, draw a picture of the library that time forgot, or create a cataloguing method that drives people mad!
Send your submissions, questions, and awesome links to twofistedlibrarians@gmail.com.
Send your submissions, questions, and awesome links to twofistedlibrarians@gmail.com.
Monday, October 14, 2013
Sell Outs and Deadline Updates
We've sold out! Or rather, Quimby's Bookstore in Chicago has sold out of their copies of Two Fisted Librarians #1! However, they've asked for some more (double their initial order!), and they'll soon be arriving on store shelves.
In other news we've been so incredibly overwhelmed with school that even if we got everyone's submissions by Halloween, there is no possible way we'd be able to put the zine together any time soon. So the deadline for submissions has now been extended to DECEMBER 31ST! Yes! You get two additional months to get your contributions in, and we'll hopefully have a launch party at some point in January.
Send your submissions, questions, and awesome links to twofistedlibrarians@gmail.com.
In other news we've been so incredibly overwhelmed with school that even if we got everyone's submissions by Halloween, there is no possible way we'd be able to put the zine together any time soon. So the deadline for submissions has now been extended to DECEMBER 31ST! Yes! You get two additional months to get your contributions in, and we'll hopefully have a launch party at some point in January.
Send your submissions, questions, and awesome links to twofistedlibrarians@gmail.com.
Monday, October 7, 2013
Trading Cards! #003
To thank our super awesome contributors to issue one we made them super sweet trading cards based on their bios. (And just so you're aware, the contributors got actually physical trading cards, not just digital images.)
Of course, nobody actually submitted a bio, so we used theyfightcrime.org, which apparently has gone down since the zine was originally made. Here's an archive.org mirror, it won't generate anything new, but you'll see what it was like.
Anyway, here's the third (and final for now)! Irina Jevlakova wrote Victoria Dexter and the Mechanical Library.
What will we do for future contributors? Who knows! But you should make sure to submit something before the October 31st deadline if you want to find out!
Of course, nobody actually submitted a bio, so we used theyfightcrime.org, which apparently has gone down since the zine was originally made. Here's an archive.org mirror, it won't generate anything new, but you'll see what it was like.
Anyway, here's the third (and final for now)! Irina Jevlakova wrote Victoria Dexter and the Mechanical Library.
What will we do for future contributors? Who knows! But you should make sure to submit something before the October 31st deadline if you want to find out!
Monday, September 30, 2013
Trading Cards! #002
To thank our super awesome contributors to issue one we made them super sweet trading cards based on their bios. (And just so you're aware, the contributors got actually physical trading cards, not just digital images.)
Of course, nobody actually submitted a bio, so we used theyfightcrime.org, which apparently has gone down since the zine was originally made. Here's an archive.org mirror, it won't generate anything new, but you'll see what it was like.
Anyway, here's the second! Anna Ferri wrote Shelf Harm.
What will we do for future contributors? Who knows! But you should make sure to submit something before the October 31st deadline if you want to find out!
Of course, nobody actually submitted a bio, so we used theyfightcrime.org, which apparently has gone down since the zine was originally made. Here's an archive.org mirror, it won't generate anything new, but you'll see what it was like.
Anyway, here's the second! Anna Ferri wrote Shelf Harm.
What will we do for future contributors? Who knows! But you should make sure to submit something before the October 31st deadline if you want to find out!
Tuesday, September 24, 2013
TFL at Gallery Crawl, Pittsburgh
Two Fisted Librarians is available at events where the Small Press Pittsburgh pop up zine stall appears. Here's a photo of TFL at the Pittsburgh Zine Fair on Sept 22, 2013. Photo by Larry Rippel.
The Small Press Pittsburgh pop up zine stall will next be at The Gallery Crawl in downtown Pittsburgh.
When: September 27th, 2013, 6-10pm
They also have a thing called Smallpress Roulette, which you can find on their etsy.
Flyer art by Paola Spina.
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