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Contents
1 writing
2 making
2.1 writing machines
2.2 zines
2.3 websites
2.4 field recordings
2.5 ferments

3 learning
4 reflections & questions
writing
A lot of my time here has been spent writing. Writing and editing text has always been something that I enjoy, but (except for a three-month internship in journalism), I never focused on it much. Since I find myself doing it regularly, though, I would like to do it more intently.
✏️ Wiki Writing — Documenting my process and my own as well as group projects
✏️ SI28 Editorial Group — Wrote promotional texts and the introduction to our A_maze_zine
✏️ Blog — Very fun (but scary)!
✏️ Writing Wednesdays — Biweekly meetup to sit down and write together


makingwriting machineszines
Making zines has been part of my practice for a long time. What I love about it: It is a very quick mode of publishing (if you want it to be—I tend to overthink the process), and there is a physical object to hold and distribute. During the last two Special Issues, I learned a few new things about zine-making and me: Command line tools are awesome! Pdfbook2 and weasyprint simplify tasks that I used to spend a lot of time on. And—making zines together is the most fun!
✂️ A_maze_zine — Wrap up of SI28 (wiki2print)
✂️ Practice and Scale — Interviews from Methods class (wiki2print)
✂️ A Grower's Guide to Writing — Writings and drawings for the Xtraterrestrial Zine Fair
✂️ Echt Nep?! — Collective Zine from our workshop at Leeszaal
websites
websites made during SI29
Before I came to XPUB, I had vibe coded most parts of all the websites I made. I was determined to actually learn HTML and CSS during my time here, but I am rarely finding the time to sit down and write code. These pages are what I made during SI29—very simple, but made without AI. That does not mean that I wrote everything from scratch, though. I got help from others, or used existing code snippets found on the web.
🔗 Echt Nep?! — Our collective zine to click through
🔗 LEa — Personal gossips from Doriane's class
🔗 A Grower's Guide to Writing — HTML hidden in a P2P-garden
🔗 File tree — Kamo helped with the pop-ups
field recordings🔊
ferments🫧
learningWorkshops
CL tools
reflections & questions

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-At the end of SI28, we made a big collective web2print zine. It was stressful to organize, but I did enjoy the process, and (!), I learned about pdfbook2, a very handy CL tool to make booklets. I love it! Using CSS, Youjung, Sibyl and I made different web2print versions of interviews we did with each other in methods class.
+Making zines has been part of my practice for a long time. What I love about it: It is a very quick mode of publishing (if you want it to be—I tend to overthink the process), and there is a physical object to hold and distribute. During the last two Special Issues, I learned a few new things about zine-making and me: Command line tools are awesome! Pdfbook2 and weasyprint simplify tasks that I used to spend a lot of time on. And—making zines together is the most fun!
 ✂️ A_maze_zine — Wrap up of SI28 (wiki2print)