I just don’t want to hear it.
Category Archives: songs of protest
It’s all been taken
Zine Fair 23rd of March in this lucky Capital
Just a quick reminder that I’ll be at the Canberra Zine Emporium in Gorman House selling my usual garbage. And some new crap.
Hope of the Museum of Australian Democracy. Museums tend to hold historical items. As in it’s history. Something that no longer exists. Like Democracy. In Australia. At least there’s a museum to show us what we used to have.
We don’t have wings
It’s time to get rid of this notion of left wing or right wing. The greedy, whiney powers that be, too easily dismiss being human and caring as somehow an undesirable trait, and put it down by calling it left wing, communist, trot. It’s not ideology. It’s just about not being an arsehole. It’s about thinking outside of you own selfishness. The sooner we stop talking about wings the better. It’s about arseholes and non arseholes.
Coming soon
Bees in my bonnet
I am going to start a rant of things that get to me. But today I feel to lazy, so you’ll have to wait, but I made this little picture as a header.
I think my first rant will be about how I’m expected to be a business person and make money out of art. why can’t I just be pensioned off and draw in my room all day.
Looks like I just started.
There was a time.
And will be again.
Who dares
Doesn’t win.
Not this time.
Songs of Protest 10 out now!!!!
But this isn’t in it. Just to annoy you, I posted this, just to give you a heads up on whats going down.
Find it HERE
And find this picture in the next installment Songs of Protest 11, which I’m sure will be out soon enough. I’m angry enough.
Getting ready for tomorrow
Here’s a couple of new zines and a reworking of my Other Goose zine, ready for tomorrow at the MCA Zine Fair. Supposedly 5000 people go. I can believe it. I think they’re putting me outside to face the elements, so if you do go, make sure you check out the covered terrace at the front. I’ll be near the zine truck.
I reworked my Other Goose Zine to make it smaller and cheaper. I think I managed to sell two whole copies of the first print. But I love the pictures and lack of success obviously does not stop me. Obviously.
Nicholas Beckett Visionary 