My Paperless Zine
Back in October 2015 I wrote a post, Paper Cut , announcing the end of the Ray X X-Rayer paperzine. No more dead tree format sent via snail mail. I lied. Actually I didn't lie, I decided to not to give up. I managed to get my computer printer back to more-or-less normal operation. But the same problems remained beyond the printer. For over 20 years with my paperzine I've printed, collated, stapled, and folded copies followed by addressing envelopes, stuffing envelopes, sealing envelopes, stamping envelopes and then dealing with the US Postal Service by dropping my zines off at the main post office since home service on my street sucks. With my infernal printer I sometimes waste five sheets of paper to get one good copy. I don't have auto-duplexing and I'm tired of doing double-sided copies manually. The printer is still shit: it likes to jam or suddenly decide to print out 100 copies I never requested. With the last mailing I spent over an hour getti