Well here it is – the lockdown edition of Rupture. Notable for the fact that in the 20 years of publication this is the first issue not to be printed as a hard copy. This has come with its benefits – we can use colour images, don’t have to design in blocks of four pages (for folding purposes uh-huh), didn’t have to agonise about fitting all the text and imagery into the layout and well, there aren’t any listings to collate. It’s also rare for the zine to have a theme – but quite frankly it’s kind of nice doing things a different way for a change.
Continue reading Rupture Spring 2020: The sickness came long before the virus
