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Our economy has reached a point where accessibility and affordability are more prevalent factors than they seem to have been in the last few years. Content exposure through venues of self publishing, print on demand, and electronic books are all areas that are creating a mass of exposure that was not as readily available until now.

I'm one of the lead editors at Bare Bones Press and Productions, which is a new publishing house that is devoted to queer content and authorship. We adore forms of literature such as zines and chapbooks not only for their ability to remain affordable and therefore accessible, but also for their tendency towards allowing the creator to remain involved with their production in its entirety.

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