A brand new zine series from Elliott Stewart. In this issue he talks about being diagnosed with diabetes and getting sober, as well as the trap of nostalgic media and the Liebeck V McDonalds case. Zine is half size, 8.5 x 5.5, B&W, 24 pages.
Elliott Stewart spent most of his life in Huntington, WV and surrounding areas, minus a few hiatuses. Elliott has been making zines since he was thirteen. These days, his writing is slice of life storytelling through a critical, personal-is-political lens. He's especially fascinated by the intersection of people's personal experiences with pop culture and "low brow" entertainment. Some of his influences include Harvey Pekar, John Hodgman, Hanif Abdurraqib, and Nick Hornby. He loves highlighting the Mountain State and Huntington in particular in his writing, from colloquialisms and a love of hot dogs to larger values like community and DIY.
