Zines
Journal Articles
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Books
From Staple to Spine: A Compendium of Zine-Related Books: Created and maintained by the Trenton Free Public Library in New Jersey.
Search the ASU Library catalog or WorldCat to find books about zines: use the advanced search and search by subjects (Zines -- Publishing, Fanzines, Self-publishing, Fan magazines, Underground press publications).
Cite Your Primary Sources: Citing Zines
Adopted from Katie Giari "Cite This Zine", 2009; based on "Cite this Zine" by the Zine Intern, 2006.
In-Text Citation
MLA: Name the author of the zine and add the page number in parentheses at the end of the sentence.
Chicago Style (first mention or in footnote): Author's first name and last name, Title of Zine, volume or issue number, (City of publication, year of publication), page number(s).
APA: Author's Last Name, first initial. (Year of publication). Title of Zine, [Zine] Volume or issue number.
In a List of Works Cited (Bibliography)
MLA: Author's Last Name, First Name, "Title of Zine." [Zine], Volume or issue number. City of publication. Year of publication.
Chicago Style: Author's Last Name, First Name. Title of Zine. Zine. Volume or issue number. City of publication: Year of publication.
APA: Name the author of the source (often in a single phrase), the date of publication, and a page number in parentheses at the end of the sentence.