June 25th sees the return of Zinefest to The Women’s Library in London

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June 25th sees the return of Zinefest to The Women’s Library in London

whilst a full list of the days events is not available yet I have heard on the grapevine that Red Chidgey has managed to snag a number of ladies involved with seminal 80’s/early 90’s young women’s magazine Shocking Pink. Not to be missed I’d say…

12-4pm Saturday 25th June, The Women’s Library, Old Castle Street, London E1. Nearest tube Aldgate East.

Cazz Blase
Music editor

Cazz Blase is a writer/journalist/blogger from Stockport. She has been writing for The F-Word since 2002 and co-edited the music section alongside Holly Combe between 2011 and 2013. Her growing awareness of sexism as a young teenager in the early 1990s coincided with a burgeoning political awareness, post Poll Tax riots, and with her discovery of both the 70s punk scene and the 90s Riot Grrrl movement. This led her to create the fanzine Aggamengmong Moggie between 1993 and 1999 and (much, much later) to write extensively about the UK Riot Grrrl scene and women and the UK punk scene. She will happily explore all kinds of music and has a ‘restless ears’ approach to trying different things out, which has led to a proliferation of Swedish electro/R&B on her mp3 player and a fascination with loud, angry, glitchy electro pop. She saw Florence + The Machine headline British Summer Time in Hyde Park in July 2016 and hasn’t been quite the same since. Cazz also writes about music on her personal blog and about Manchester and Greater Manchester at Too Late for Cake.

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