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A zine cover featuring the title "CLOUDS LOVE LIFE" in stylized, geometric font. The title is displayed in three lines with each word centered. Behind the title text, there is an illustration of an airplane soaring through clouds at high speed, giving a sense of motion. In the bottom right corner of the illustration, small text reads, "TEN MILES A MINUTE—A MILE IN SIX SECONDS." The author's name, "Michael Harren," is positioned at the bottom of the cover in bold, black font.

Clouds Love Life

A photocopied hand-bound 16-page zine reflecting on my past through the lens of Joni Mitchell’s “Both Sides Now. Includes a bonus music track (digital download).

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SKU: MHZ-08-CLL Category: Zines Tags: LGBTQ+, memoir, Michael Harren, non-fiction, zines Brand: bd-studios.com

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Dimensions 4.25 × 5.5 in
Artist

Michael Harren

Date

14 Jun 2024

Format

photocopied zine, hand-bound

Pages

16

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