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Hyphen at SF Zine Fest

Submitted by Melissa Hung on August 18, 2009 - 1:20pm
Our workshop is on Sunday, August 23, from 2:45 to 3:45 at the San Francisco County Fair Building in Golden Gate Park, at 9th Avenue and Lincoln Way. If you've ever wondered how a bunch of journalists and artists were able to start a scrappy little mag with no money and keep it going for 7 years, this is your chance to hear the story in person and ask us questions about why-in-your-right-minds would anyone would want to do such a silly and stressful thing. Kidding! Sort of. It's been stressful. But also lots of fun.

There are more workshops on all sorts of DIY topics, from bookbinding to screen printing, not to mention zines and comics galore to peruse. And it's all free! Hope to see you there.

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Ed Penano wrote 2 years 38 weeks ago

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Hope to make it out to this event. Much Props for putting together a Workshop that enlightens the Community.

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Melissa Hung

Melissa Hung

Melissa Hung is the founding editor of Hyphen and served as its editor in chief for more than five years. As a journalist, Melissa writes and edits stories about people, social issues and culture. A speaker on Asian American media and independent media, Melissa is also the curator of Slant: Bold Asian American Images, a festival of short films in Houston, her hometown. She now lives in San Francisco where she enjoys recycling and composting, but misses Tex-Mex and cafeterias.

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