PRINT IS DEAD

Long ago i was part of a printed zine. I loved the platform and used it to tell stories of a punk/ hardcore kid who was trying to find his way in a chosen career that didn't usually sync with what was typically a punk job. As the Internet exploded it became a cold hard fact that no one was being physical zines. Kids had quicker access to information via the Internet. PRINT WAS DEAD. I was lost....where was my outlet? I was behind the times and rejecting the thought of playing catch up. This is my attempt at bridging that gap...in my own life.Bear with me..................