Robyn Woof (she/her)

@woof.scot

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The front page of a zine with the title Sober Gonzo Bookshop Zine Issue 1 Booksellers of Hay on Wye
A page of a hand made zine, text reads What is a zine? (With arrows pointing to the two paragraphs following this one) used with permission. Made by Jackie Hagan RIP Zines are photocopied booklets you can make with scissors and glue. A world away ordinary judgment, punk and geeky and powerful. They are allowed to be wonky. Zine readership are accepting. People before we learnt to be quiet about our heart’s biggest dreams and fears. Collage your rage, draw your brain, list your loves, draw a map of your hometown, tell us recipes (and how they smell) Reuse is part of zine culture but get permission or use copyright free material. Can be fact or fiction (or even both) Zines often have very niche topics or are material which is personal or autobiographical.
A page of a hand made zine, text reads Kids and their grown ups No kids without adults no adults without kids Sunday 3rd August 9:30-11:30am Saturday 16th August 1:30-4:30pm Saturday 23rd August 1:30-4:30pm Age groups: 0-5 6-11 12-17 If you have kids in more than one age group you must have one adult per age group Pay as you feel but please book at dog.scot
A page of a hand made zine, text reads Our kids and their grown ups workshops are for ages 0-17 The workshops are split into three age groups, 0-5, 6-11, 12-17 All kids must be accompanied by an adult throughout, so if you are bringing kids in different age groups you need more than one adult. Eg if you have an 8 year old and a 4 year old you need two adults. If you have a 12 year old and a 15 year old you need one adult. If it’s borderline, eg a 5 year old and a 6 year old and one adult then you can have both in the younger group at their grown ups discretion.
A double page of a hand made zine, text reads How to get there By bus: there is a bus stop outside. The 7, 10, 14 and 21 all stop there. Get off at mill lane By tram: get off at foot of the walk tram stop and walk 1/2 mile down great junction street. This map is 50 years old. It is the most recent ordnance survey map that is out of copyright. It is mostly accurate. Good luck. Note to screen reader users: I will not describe the map itself I would recommend anyone with visual impairment use another means of navigation and use the full address which is sketchy beats cafe, 208 great junction street, Leith, EH6 5LW Accessibility: the venue has a very small step at the entrance it is possible to get in in a wheelchair. Unfortunately there is no disabled toilet inside but there is a public disabled toilet very close to it. Note to screen reader users: if you cannot find the entrance please call 07400516968 for assistance
A page of a hand made zine, text reads Trigger warning: misogyny, harassment, sexual assault, bigotry Our theme workshops deal with some very triggering topics. There is no expectation or pressure for anyone to discuss their own experiences or make art about them. However, some participants may wish to do so and are of course welcome to. Both this and more general exploration of the themes through art and discussion may be highly triggering. If you want to bring drawings, poetry, writing etc relating to the theme we encourage you to, as long as it’s your own art or copyright free and fits on an a5 portrait page.
A page of a hand made zine, text reads Adults only Pay as you feel Introduction to zine making august Friday 8th 1pm-5pm Theme workshops: all abilities and experience welcome. Participants will learn skills and collaborate on a zine about a theme. Saturday 2nd August 1-5pm being sober Saturday 9th August 1-5pm misogyny, harassment and sexual assault Friday 15th august 1-5pm queer at the fringe Friday 22nd August 1-5pm what would you change about the fringe Kids workshops on pages 6 and 7
The cover of a hand made zine, text reads Pay what you like Zine making workshops At the fringe Workshops for adults only And for kids and their grown ups Sketchy beats 208 great junction street EH65LW LEITH
The front cover of a zine. It says “HOW TO FIGHT THE TRANS PANIC - A guide for allies - by Ruth Pearce - 2025 supreme court bullshit edition”
A black and white photo of a woman carrying a placard reading “stop illegal raids by immigration dept”
A 74 year old paperback which has seen better days. It’s a translation of “Old Goriot” by Honoré De Balzac and is sat on a fold down table on the back of a train seat. In the background is a thigh with a tattoo of a crying blue haired woman in the rain.
A book (101 kinky things even you can do by Kate Stern) on a bench next to an open fire in a raised iron fire pit in a grassy field.
A wild duckling sat on bedding under a red heat lamp
A view out of a tent of a green field with hills behind
A pendolino train belonging to Avanti West Coast and sporting progress flag livery. The train is stopped at platform 9, Waverley Railway Station, Edinburgh, Scotland. It is a sunny morning and the train looks happy and excited for its journey (if you use your imagination).
A stencil of a laughing older woman with a walking stick and a can of aerosol paint, next to the stencil in freehand is written “I hope you never fit in”
A Scottish Labour post promising to uphold wins from the Greens and SNP which do not exist in England and Wales and which Labour in Westminster has no intention of introducing: free bus passes, free university, free prescriptions and the Scottish child payment. Below is the ironic slogan “a new direction for Scotland”
A whiteboard photographed through a window. Visible are a list of titles and dates, including good omens 15th January 6/7 weeks.
A banner drop on a bridge in Manchester. Visible are hundreds of people, Palestinian flags being waved, a giant Palestinian flag hanging from the bridge, also hanging from the bridge are banners reading: “ceasefire today, liberation tomorrow”; “free Palestinian political prisoners”; “resistance from Manchester to Gaza”; “honk for Palestine”; “stop Israel ethnic cleansing Gaza”.
The stern of backhoe dredger Boskalis Magnor showing the backhoe excavator used for dredging and two of the stabilising legs which are lowered to the ocean bed during dredging. In the background are two large land based construction vehicles which are close to the vessel but look tiny next to the largest backhoe dredger in the world creating the illusion they are further away than they are.
MySpace Tom’s original profile picture.