Doug Holland, Pathetic Life
Age: 40
Selection: "Pathetic Doug: Babysitter"
(page 167)
Recent review (from FaT GiRL): "Doug's
unapologetic living and disclosure of the personal (beware if
you have a thing about bodily fluids) and most of all, his witty
writing style, alternately pain me and make me laugh out loud."
Sample: No longer available. But an anthology
may be on the way.
When did you launch your zine? What inspired you to do so?
Because I had no friends,
nothing better to do, nothing interesting to write about. So
I wrote about my life. And now, a couple years later, most of
the characters in the zine are people I'd never have known without
my public diary to provide the introductions. There's Judith,
my housemate; Jay, my boss; Bill, my other boss; Josh, my friend;
Sarah-Katherine, my almost-girlfriend....all these characters
are more came into my life the same way you did, by sending three
bucks for the zine.
Why publish a zine?
If you don't do a zine, you
should.
Have you published any other zines?
Zine World, a zine of zine
reviews (now A Reader's Guide to the Underground Press). It's
$3 cash from P.O. Box 330156, Murfreesboro, TN 37133.
Any general tips for aspiring zinesters?
I'm coming up blank on this
one.
What's your favorite part of doing a zine?
Licking the stamps.
In my other life, I'm a:
Fat slob. I have no other
life.
Ass
Shaver
It's
Only Words
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