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Yusss! It's time again to make a new zine! If you feel like submitting something to our Winter issue, please do!
Call for Submissions - Winter issue
Hello hello Woolves! The Autumn 2013 issue has launched at our Autumn events and is now available online, so it’s time to get cracking on our first Winter issue!
There’s a short deadline on this one as we’re hoping to go to another event in December, so it needs to be ready in time. Please get your submissions in as quickly as possible!
As usual we’re looking for articles, comics, illustrations, recipes, poetry and creative writing, puzzles, how-tos, questions for Poppet, anything you’d like to see when you pick up a zine! As this is the Winter issue, it’s a good time to submit anything wintery, festive, or otherwise in keeping with the season. At this time of year we especially encourage warming Winter recipes!
The format is A5, black and white, 300dpi jpeg files. Please remember this zine is lady-types only, so we will only be accepting submissions from women, girls or other lady-types.
Please send your submissions to whatsthetimemrswoolf (at) gmail (dot) com by the 28th of November.
We’re looking forward to seeing them!
Hey hey, that zine that I make with my pals is looking for submissions again! You have the month of February in which to make something!
Remember you can also send a question to be answered by Poppet the House Hob, if you would like some fairy advice or just some information.
Call for Submissions - Spring 2014
It’s that time again, Woolves! We’re getting ready to put out our first zine of 2014, we hope lots of you will contribute! The deadline for the Spring issue is 28th February.
As usual we’re looking for articles, reviews, comics, illustrations, recipes, poetry and creative writing, puzzles, how-tos, questions for Poppet, anything you’d like to see when you pick up a zine! As this is the Spring issue, it’s a good time to submit anything Spring-related, or otherwise in keeping with the season. However, there is no set theme, so we will still consider non-Spring-themed submissions!
The format is A5, black and white, 300dpi jpeg files. Please remember this zine is lady-types only, so we will only be accepting submissions from women, girls or other lady-types.
Please send your submissions to whatsthetimemrswoolf (at) gmail (dot) com by the 28th of February.
We’re looking forward to seeing them!
Calling contributors past and new! This month What’s The Time Mrs Woolf? ‘zine is accepting submissions for our Summer issue. The theme is PIRATES. The deadline is the end of May. Send us your writings, drawings, comics and more!
Please send submissions to whatsthetimemrswoolf@gmail.com. The…
Here's a thing I will have at Comica tomorrow! I apologise for being awful at announcing events within reasonable notice.
Avast, Woolves!
With rather un-piratelike apologies for the lateness of this post, we present the Summer 2014 PIRATES issue of What’s the Time, Mrs Woolf? for your viewing enjoyment! This issue contains articles, comics and illustrations from many dastardly wenches, and in the spirit of law-breaking and thievery a ROGUE MALE has even sneaked his way in…
In this issue: A shockingly coloured internal cover by the talented Gem ‘She Got All The Gems’ Sheldrake.
Article: Lesbian Heroes: Anne Bonny and Mary Read by our own Lilywoolf.
Illustration: Things Sarah Sees: In The Living Room by Sarahwoolf (my own self).
Article: Oceans… Oceans… an article on the good lady Tetra in the pleasant parlour game Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker by our ROGUE MALE, James ‘Long Jim Silver’ Smith.
Article: Sailing Superstitions, a fact sheet of some common nautical beliefs by Sarahwoolf.
Recipe: Old Jamaica Coco Pop Bars by Lilywoolf.
Comic: Pyrates by Meg ‘Grisly Girl O’ Golden Guineas’ Guindon.
Article: Sailor Moon vs Peppa Pig, an analysis of gender roles in children’s programming, by Nel ‘Nefarious Nautical’ McDonald.
Instructions: Sewing Sans Pattern: Adding A Sailor Collar by Sarahwoolf.
Comic: Pirate Radio by Mair ‘Terror Of Tortuga’ Thomas.
Article: Vile Bodies, an analysis of Mama Dola and the figure of the older woman in Studio Ghibli films by Lilywoolf.
Comic: Stale Symphony: Lost Socks Pirate by Sammy ‘Barbarian Of Barbados’ Borras.
Ask Another Question! our ship’s fairy answers the questions of another hapless human.
Special thanks to our own Lilywoolf, for doing the cover, intro, contents, credits and other extra admin stuff for this issue, allowing myself a much-needed break for some freelance jobs. Keep an eye on the woolfblog, for in thanks I will be recording myself reading her excellent pirate-voiced intro aloud and posting it here on the blog.
Arrrr, while we be takin’ this here issue and the three precedin’ to Comica Comiket tomorrow, that’s not a lot o’ notice fer an event, so this issue also be available for purchase on our online shop!