Approaching Apocalypse Zine Distro

Cuddle Puddles and Hot Pants #5

Wingnut Anarchist Collective — Sun, 17 Oct 2010 20:58:02 +0000

Cuddle Puddles and Hot Pants #5 (This is War) was finished just in time for the 2010 Richmond Zine Fest.

Featuring: This is War- political essay, essay on accountability, essay on racism and being called out, vegan pie crust recipe, richmond copwatch, richmond food not bombs fighting to keep public park open, drawings by Kayla Dean, info about the Richmond Wingnut Anarchist Collective, queer essay against gay marriage by guest author Autumn Springs, an anarchist case for home ownership, and adorably bad drawings by me!

Please send 3 dollars to Mo Karnage PO Box 6025 Richmond, Virginia 23222 if you would like a copy. I also have back issues available:

CPHP #1- 2 dollars by mail

CPHP#2- 3 dollars by mail

CPHP#3- 3 dollars by mail

CPHP#4- 4 dollars by mail

Cuddle Puddles and Hot Pants #5 coming soon

Wingnut Anarchist Collective — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 18:21:42 +0000

Cuddle Puddles and Hot Pants # 5 is going to be done in hopefully about a month. There are going to be some changes in terms of both style and content. I am really excited about the way it is going. Here are some teasers for what you will find:

The Wingnut

AntiKKK rally in Richmond

NOLA 2010

Visiting LEtcher County, KY

Crimethinc Conference 2009

Privilege

My friend Alex dying

GOing to AA meetings

AND MORE!!!!

So hurry up and order back issues of Cuddle Puddles and Hot Pants if you haven’t read them yet, that way you can catch up and see how it and Mo (me) have progressed!

CPHP # 2- 2 bucks

CPHP #3- 2 bucks

CPHP # 4- 3 bucks

Mo Karnage

PO Box 6025

Richmond, VA 23222

New – PSTYLE Female Urination Device

Wingnut Anarchist Collective — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 18:09:48 +0000

Approaching Apocalypse ZIne Distro is pysched to now carry the P-Style, female Urination device. We have a couple colors available, Pink, Blue, and Green.

They cost 10 bux each, plus s&h

Email xveganarchistrvax@gmail.com to order, or send a physical letter to Mo Karn

PO Box 6025

Richmond, VA 23222

well concealed cash, or money order

Submissions for radical RVA zine wanted!!

Wingnut Anarchist Collective — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 15:31:00 +0000

he Radical Richmond Zine is happening and here is what you need to know about it to submit!

We are looking for articles, opeds, cartoons, DIY guides, etc. that have to do with Richmond and radical politics in some way. We want to create more dialogue about these things in Richmond.
Our audience is likely to be a mix of people in the radical scene and people outside of it. So we are looking for a mix of articles maybe talking about issues within the radical scene, as well as articles talking about broader societal issues (all within, to some extent a Richmond context).

The Deadline for Titles and outlines or summaries of articles is January 14th.
The Deadline for Final submissions is January 31st.

We are looking for well written complete pieces. Not rants or diatribes.
We will copy edit all submissions with the authors help.
We encourage sourcing any facts or quotes or references.
Anyone who wants to be involved in the project can talk to Mo Karnage, Ian Graham, Kontra, or Scott Lipscomb.

Questions welcome!

Let me table your event!

Wingnut Anarchist Collective — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 15:21:22 +0000

Hey Yall!

I want to up tha punx and tha queers and tha DIY everything, and I want to table at your show or event or whatever! So if you are having a show or event anytime soon please let me know so I can come table and make your event more dynamic

thanks!

Approaching Apocalypse Zine Distro

New Zines Wanted for Distro!!

Wingnut Anarchist Collective — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 15:20:03 +0000

Hey Everyone
I am trying to increase my distro, so I am looking for zines that are – DIY, political, anarchist, byke, queer, health, vegan, straightedge, sobriety, feminist, historical etc. related. If you want me to distro your zine please mail it to
PO Box 6025
Richmond, VA 23222

Thanks!
Approaching Apocalypse Zine Distro

RVA Zine Fest 2009 was Awesome!

Wingnut Anarchist Collective — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 20:10:11 +0000

Briefly, I just wanted to say that this years zine fest in Richmond was really really good. It was 5 womyn who organized it, and though that was not intentional on our part, it was really nice and felt good to be in a group of strong, creative, smart, and talented womyn. There were a lot of tablers, and our new space for it (Gallery 5) was really nice. There were a lot of productive and awesome conversations that happened. A lot of people came.

Personally, I got really inspired to make more zines, more patches, improve the distro etc. I am so excited about zines!!!!

So next year will obviously only get better. Plan to come to the RVA zine fest next year! It will rock your little socks off!

www.richmondzinefest.com

Cuddle Puddles and Hot Pants # 4

Wingnut Anarchist Collective — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 19:59:58 +0000

If you want an issue of Cuddle Puddles and Hot Pants # 4, please send 5 dollars to
Mo Karnage
PO Box 6025
Richmond, VA 23222

It is a super long issue, about Richmond activism, about my life, about silly stuff. Includes book and movie reviews, funny pictures etc. Definitely worth checking out!

I also still have back issues #1 and #3. Issue 3 is 2 bucks and Issue 1 is 1 buck.
Thanks for your support!
Mo

Richmond Food Not Bombs Spoke Cards- $2

Wingnut Anarchist Collective — Thu, 30 Oct 2008 16:55:04 +0000

Love Richmond Food Not Bombs? Ride a bike? Oh, hey, now there are sweet Food Not Bombs spoke cards. How freaking convenient. And they are lime green (duh).

2 dollars please! (one to cover the cost of copying and laminating, one for Food Not Bombs!).

If you want one of these hot, trendy bike accessories contact Mo.

And if you don’t come to Food Not Bombs, well we would love it if you did, and either way spoke cards would be a cool way to help us advertise!

Sundays at 12 we start cooking.
Sundays at 4 we are in Monroe Park serving food- you can come help serve or eat.
Sundays at 5 we are cleaning up.
If you work somewhere that has extra food see if you can snag it for Food Not Bombs.
If you have a band you could do a benefit show for us.
If you go lots of places you could flier for us.
If you want to help gimme a call at 804 300 0023 or email foodnotbombsrichmond@gmail

.com

Richmond October Really Really Free Market

Wingnut Anarchist Collective — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 15:28:39 +0000

	

Richmond, Virginia Monthly Really
Really Free Market

The October Really Really Free Market
will be on Saturday October 25^th from noon until 6. 

The Really Really Free Market happens
the last Saturday of every month in Monroe Park, at the corner of
Main and Laurel. 

The Really Really Free Market started
in Richmond in April, with events April, June, July, August, and
September. Originally held in Holly Street Park in Oregon Hill, the
event now occurs monthly in Monroe Park so as to be more visible and
more accessible. Some months Richmond Food Not Bombs has come with
free food. There have been workshops led by community members and
musical performances as well. Community members have brought games to
play with each other at the market. Vegan cookies have also been
known to make an appearance. 

We are bombarded with messages every
day that the sheer amount of things that we own is equal to the
amount of success that we have had in our lives, instead of placing
value on the people that we meet and the experiences that we have.

The RVA Really Really free markets (based on Really Really
Free Markets [www.reallyreallyfree.org]) provide people with a chance
to share the excess that they possess, to prevent the landfills from
filling with stuff that will never decompose and is nowhere near the
end of its usefulness, and to offer the community a chance to come
together for a day of free fun in the sun! (or rain!)

So the
last Saturday of every month, bring your music, your skills, your
stuff, your food, and your friends and family, and help us prove that
there is enough stuff in the world for everybody!

Meeting Community Needs with Community
Surplus.

A really really free market is an alternative to the
capitalist version of a 'free market' where in fact, nothing is free.
The really really free market is a place where people can come bring
things they no longer need or use and give them away. The really
really free market is a place where people can come get the things
they need for free, without having to participate in the corporate,
killer market. Really really free market builds community instead of
destroying it.

Any stores, restaurants, or
organizations are welcome to bring their surplus items or food to
share with the community.

The Really Really Free Market is not
about bartering, selling, or discounting. All items are 110% free. No
one has to bring something to get something. Everyone can take what
they would like regardless of their contribution.

People can
come to share things besides the physical. Anyone interested in
sharing their skills or knowledge through a workshop should let us
know or just show up and teach others. Anyone interested in
performing, music or reading poetry or whatever, should contact us or
just show up.

So dig through your closets, take the extra from
your work, ask your parents and friends and neighbors to come to
bring stuff and come to get stuff. Bring clothes, furniture, food,
tapes, cds, office supplies, kitchen stuff, knick knacks, paddy
whacks, etc.

The best way to make the event awesome is to
advertise, so make your own fliers, tell people, mark your
calenders.

Anything left at the end of the day will be taken
to Diversity Thrift.

The November Really Really Free Market
will be on Saturday Novemeber 29^th.

The December Really Really Free Market
will be on Saturday December 27^th.

If anyone is interested in
volunteering, helping to advertise, or finding out more information
you can do so through the internet, email, or phone.

www.myspace.com/rvafreemarket
email: connellyrn@vcu.edu

approachingapocalypse@riseup.net

call: 804 300 0023 (Mo Karn)