GENERAL
2010
- Hartman, Andy. “2010 Milwaukee Zine Fest: Queer zines and their bad-ass authors.” Indie Streak Blog December 10, 2010.
2009
- Nair, Yasmin. “Queer zines take it on the road.” Windy City Times 12 Aug 2009.
- Queer Zinester Roadshow. Frontiers Madison
- Heidemann, Jason A. “Zine work: A traveling show highlights an almost-forgotten art form.” Time Out Chicago #231 July 30-Aug 5, 2009.
- “Queer Zinester Roadshow.” Cream City Collectives 25 July 2009
2008
- Bass, Leslie. “Tranny Roadshow entertains DU: Performers bring awareness to transgender issues.” DUClarion.com 29 April 2008
- Taufen, Amber. “On the Road.” Denver Westword 23 April 2008.
- Frustaci, Erin. “Transgender performances front and center in touring cavalcade.” Fort Collins Now 18 April 2008.
- Feil Megan. “Tranny Roadshow: laughs and learning about defying gender norms.” The Guilfordian 4 April 2008.
2007
- Lawson, Steve. “Visiting the Denver Zine Library.” 31 July 2007.
- Johnston, Elliott. “Uprooted: Zines are sprouting up in the classroom. But can zine culture survive the establishment?” Rocky Mountain Chronicle 18 April 2007.
2006
- Schenwar, Maya. “Tranzines.” Punk Planet #75 Sept/Oct 2006.
- Audio Interview on The Fringe, 7 Dec 2005 .The Fringe is a weekly queer/feminist oriented public affairs show from KDVS in Davis, California. This show discusses issues of abortion but also showcases an interview with Kelly Shortandqueer, of the Denver Zine Library and the Tranny Road Show. It also includes an interview with Rob Roy and students organizing against military recruiters on campus (through an ASUCD Senate resolution).
- “Tranny Roadshow uses humor to educate.” The Angels 4 Nov 2006.
- Tranny Roadshow flyer. Forge-Forward 6 April 2006
2005
- “tranny roadshow pulling into richmond.” Richmond Indymedia 24 April 2005.
- Tunks, Jane. “The Tranny Pack: An all-transgender troupe revives the vaudevillian art form.” SF Weekly 6 April 2005.
2004
- Heller, Jason. “Book Keepers: The Denver Zine Library opens a new chapter in Colorado letters.” Denver Westword 18 March 2004.
- Heller, Jason. “Follow That Story: Book ‘Em.”Denver Westword 20 May 2004.
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