Last updated: January 26th, 2010. Updated main page with zinester answers. Fixed problem with "Little Acorns" buy now button.

Welcome to Things You Say zine distro! Please check back often, as I'm always adding new zines to the catalog. Also, I'm accepting submissions - if you have something you'd like me to check out, click on "submit" in the top menu to find out more information.

Zinester question of the week: How/when/where did you become involved with zines?

"I really wish I knew how I originally got involved with this chaos. All I know is I used to make little booklets when I was as young as three (my dad would write my words, and I'd decorate with stickers and scribbles) and I started making 'newspapers' when I was eight or nine. I moved on to 'magazines' when I was twelve. When I was fifteen, I went to this writing camp and they had us make a zine together. I guess that's when I was really introduced to zines, but I've been making them for years and years longer than that." - Jillian / Nova Scotia, Canada

"I'm not sure I'd even read a zine until I moved here and discovered the amazing zine library Jerianne of Zine World maintains in the public library. I picked up a few at random--Brainscan #20 stood out--and I knew I had to start making them." - Hannah / Murfreesboro, Tennessee

"As a child I was always making mini, hand illustrated newspapers, interviewing friends and family etc. I remember being told that other people, adults even, did the same thing and copied them and gave them to lots more people. As I got older I started seeing vague types of zines/fliers etc at gigs and shops. Then some similar stuff online. Eventually I came across manifesta and their zine distro - I investigated this as the idea of independent media really excited me. It was what I had been waiting for my whole life and it exploded from there..." - Kira Swales / Northern UK