Friday, January 15, 2010
Friday, December 18, 2009
fi 6
I might be done writing functionally ill 6, but if so, it will be a very short issue. It's about the logistics of care.
Saturday, June 27, 2009
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Amazing Sunflower's reviews
Amazing Sunflower reviews functionally ill #1 - #3.
http://wemakezines.ning.com/profiles/blogs/reviews-of-functionally-ill-1
http://wemakezines.ning.com/profiles/blogs/reviews-of-functionally-ill-1
good review from Hungry Forest
A good review of functionally ill #3 can be found here after the review of Erik and Laura-Marie Magazine #44.
http://hungryforest.blogspot.com/2009/04/zine-review-erik-and-laura-marie.html
http://hungryforest.blogspot.com/2009/04/zine-review-erik-and-laura-marie.html
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Thursday, March 5, 2009
to order
To order any issue of functionally ill, please email me at gmail: robotmad. You can also contact me through the mail at Laura-Marie Taylor, 1728 Richmond St #9, Sacramento CA 95825 USA.
Thursday, November 6, 2008
Library Journal review
Functionally ill issues 1 - 3 were reviewed by Library Journal. Here it is.
In addition to discussing physical illness, zine authors write about their mental problems. Laura-Marie's series reveals her experiences with bipolar disorder, explaining in precise detail what the voices in her head sound like. The first issue follows her pursuit of professional help and the question of whether to take medication and what kind. In issue No. 2, she describes going to her initial exam, her doctors, and her decisions about drugs. Issue No. 3 serves as an update, with added information about the types of therapy (e.g., dialectical behavioral therapy and somatherapy) that she tries.
In addition to discussing physical illness, zine authors write about their mental problems. Laura-Marie's series reveals her experiences with bipolar disorder, explaining in precise detail what the voices in her head sound like. The first issue follows her pursuit of professional help and the question of whether to take medication and what kind. In issue No. 2, she describes going to her initial exam, her doctors, and her decisions about drugs. Issue No. 3 serves as an update, with added information about the types of therapy (e.g., dialectical behavioral therapy and somatherapy) that she tries.
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
functionally ill #4
I'm happy and proud to announce that issue four of functionally ill is finished and being sent out into the world.
It’s about seeing a new therapist: what she’s like, how we interact, what works for me, and what doesn’t. Themes are how we present ourselves, communication, trust, and therapy’s efficacy.
Like all my zines, it's free or trade, so get in touch with me if you're interested. You can reach me at robot mad (no space) dot gmail dot com.
It’s about seeing a new therapist: what she’s like, how we interact, what works for me, and what doesn’t. Themes are how we present ourselves, communication, trust, and therapy’s efficacy.
Like all my zines, it's free or trade, so get in touch with me if you're interested. You can reach me at robot mad (no space) dot gmail dot com.
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
update about #4
I've been working on #4 slowly but surely. So far it's almost entirely about my new therapist and what interacting with her is like.
Today I started to work on the layout. It's going to be another small one like #3. I'm at 21 pages and aiming for 24. So I'm kind of almost done. But those last three pages could take a long time. We'll see.
Today I started to work on the layout. It's going to be another small one like #3. I'm at 21 pages and aiming for 24. So I'm kind of almost done. But those last three pages could take a long time. We'll see.
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
a nice mention
Functionally ill #3 gets a nice mention at the end of this review of my friend Dumpster Mouse's zine Against the Flood.
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