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[My babies] Delight Warning (2014), The Free Space Interview Project I (2013/2017), and Dialogue with Absence (2016). #zinejoy #zine #zines #zinester #delightwarning #freespaceinterviewproject #interviewproject #dialoguewithabsence #grief #transformation #apocolypse #survival

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İnterview Project. Thank you for watching.. Have a goodday:)

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Black Light

An amazing interview with Daniel Alexander Jones and Jomama Jones - check it out and get a sense of who both Joneses are and what they stand for.

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Nikki Lee | Unbirthday Bakery

Hopefully I will get a respond from her or the other creatives that I’ve contacted soon!

[kfan]

The February 2018 Version of Kevin Fanning

[previously]

This month's interview is a combination of questions from some of KernalMag's ME IRL interviews series.

First screenname: kid famine

Earliest memory of the Internet: The computer lab at JMU, 1996-ish? My roommate David showing me what "the internet" was and how to access it. I very specifically remember Webcrawler being the first site he showed me - a site that you use to search for the things you want to see! But what do you search for? I literally couldn't think of anything I wanted to see.

OR! Actually, now that I'm writing this. The school library earlier that year. I was asking a librarian for help with some research I was doing and she took me back to her office and sat me down and excitedly showed me this thing called Gopher, and how it could help me. I just nodded along, no idea what she was describing to me or how it was better than just looking up a book and then reading that book. I’m so turned on about it now, I wish I’d understood what was happening in the moment.

“Jif” of “gif”: gif

Favorite bizarre Wikipedia entry: List of animals with fraudulent diplomas

If the Internet didn’t exist: I think my writing would be very boring. I mean not to say it isn't anyway. But the me in the universe without the internet, without all the information and subcultures that it allowed me to easily access, is still trying to write stuff that emulates what he was reading in ~literary journals and hating every second of it.

Essential app: Peach and that's all I'll say about that.

Must-follow on Twitter: literally no one, Twitter is awful, stop looking at it

Favorite social network: 🍑

The Web would be better if: It was a public utility and there were better regulations around data tracking & collection. And if Facebook & Twitter went away.

The Internet in five years: One nation under Amazon.

What’s the next project you want to tackle? I'm not sure! I extremely need to finish my current project, No More Selfies before I think about it too much. But I'm thinking about a spin-off of Kim Kardashian: #BreakTheGame involving some popular side characters, it could be really fun palate cleanser.

What would you be do doing if the Internet didn’t exist? Reading books and playing video games but probably not writing as much.

The weirdest storyline you’ve ever written: I don't think any of them are that weird, in the grand scheme of things. Definitely I've gotten the most "WTF are you thinking?" comments from Kim Kardashian: Trapped in Her Own Game but people who manage to get past the first chapter seem to love it.

How is social media changing how you interact with fans? In some way it’s great, the accessibility and immediacy of it. I love the interactions with people who read and respond to my work, even if it isn’t always positive. But in some ways the accessibility makes it a little less meaningful. I got a very nice email recently from a reader who later became a kind of a friend, and... remember getting emails? Remember liking something you read enough to stop what you were doing and actually compose your thoughts into sentences about it, instead of RTing or faving something? I have to admit I miss those interactions a little bit. 

What was the most unexpected or surprising response to one of your projects? I start every project with exactly zero expectations so in some ways just the fact that I’m still here after 20 years, posting my random ideas on the internet for people to read and tell their friends about, is mind-blowing to me.

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What about GACKT... (Happy Birthday GACKT Project)

What about GACKT's music attracted you?

What attracted me to GACKT’s music is his ability to express emotions despite a language barrier. I feel that his music reaches my soul. I compare his music to a river that helps me keep moving. He’s one of the reasons I managed to persevere through so many thing in my life. It just depends my love for him and his music.

Why did you become his fan?

  I became a devoted fan of his because I felt connected to his philosophies and views on life along with his music. There are very few musicians in the world that have this type of effect on me in which their very existence and presence makes all the difference in the world. It is in his ability to bring feelings and emotions back into my life that I had previously thought that I had lost. Also his quirky behavior also makes me realize that I am not alone in the world because on some level I feel like I can relate to him.

  What words would you use to describe him? Why those words?

The words that I would use to describe GACKT are soul, samurai, and heart. The reason I choose these words is because when I listen to his music, I feel my soul move in so many ways that when I close my eyes I feel him take me on a journey which connects to my heart. This is how I feel when I hear his voice. Samurai clearly describes him because of his hard work and dedication to everything in life and how he charges forward in life.

  If you could tell him something, face to face, what would you say?

You have helped save my life in so many times and have helped change my life just by being you and learning about your viewpoints in life. Your music has a healing effect on me and helps me experience life on a whole different level.  

  What does he mean to you?

It is hard to express what he means to me which is why I wrote the poem. Every time someone asks me why I am such a huge fan I am almost at loss for words. Normally all I can manage to say is that he has helped change my life and that he is not just anything. Without his presence in my life, I would not be the way I am now and stronger.

  Is there anything special that you like to do for his birthday?

For GACKT’s birthday, I want to enjoy life, smile and find a way to prove my dedication to him

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The final product! (edit: it’s not the final after all!)

[kfan]

The May 2018 Version of Kevin Fanning

[previously]

kfan on on Style, Beauty & NYC

This month's interview is from this Galore Mag interview with social media superstar Ceilidh Joy aka lilmixedhunny

What is your full name?

Kevin Lee Fanning

Where are you from?

Technically CT but I've lived in Virginia and downstate Illinois and mostly I've lived in Cambridge and I don't want to talk about CT ever.

Brooklyn or Manhattan?

Manhattan! I guess? Brooklyn seems nice too. Idk gang. Whenever I go to NYC I get too stressed out about trying to make plans with people to even enjoy my time there.

Subway or uber?

Subway. And then Lyft.

What music are you into right now?

Janelle Monae, H.E.R., Khruangbin, Hyolyn.

What’s a day in the life of kfan?

Shower, eat, make sure the kids are eating something & aware of where they're supposed to be that day, then walk across the bridge to Boston, write for an hour, than work, then walk back, then make dinner, do the dishes, then watch a show, then go to bed, then read a chapter, then sleep.

What’s your go-to outfit?

Adidas sneakers, Calvin Klein underwear, Uniqlo jeans, Target t-shirt

What are your fave products?

SEE ABOVE. For not clothing things I like: Scrivener for writing, Etymotic for earbuds, Polar for seltzer.

What is your favorite thing to do in the city?

Just leave the house and start walking and wander around and see what I see.

How do you relax?

Watching many many TV shows online.

What’s one long-term goal of yours?

Idk! Do I have long-term goals? Just stay alive and write books and try not to be terrible, I guess.

How has 2018 treated you so far?

OK. Better than an extremely lot of people.

Congratulations on finishing No More Selfies, can you tell me a little about what’s going on with that?

Thank you yes I recently posted the final chapter of No More Selfies, the novel I've been writing serially for the past year and a half. It was a very fun experience and the feedback has been great and I'm very excited to be done with it so I can work on the next book.

Saw you in Ostrich Hammer video, how was that experience?

That was like 10 years ago! It kind of holds up though. It was fun. It was a nice experience. I'm glad I did it and I wish I had more opportunities to act like an idiot on camera.

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Sneak peek to my interview with Nikki Lee from Unbirthday

“A lot of creative I think, are impatient. They’re not very kind to themselves.”

When I asked her what advice she would like to give to young creatives that just started, this is some of the things that she told me. 

Nikki: I think that a creative expect a lot of themselves, they expect everything to be perfect and they are often impatient in their process. You got to just take it one step at a time and keep doing your work. I think it’s really important to keep doing your processes, keep experimenting. It doesn’t matter if it looks strange, odd or not what you pictured in your head. If you keep engaging yourself in that creative process, keep assessing it, and being positively critical of it then you will eventually get to where you want to go. A lot of creative I think, are impatient. They’re not very kind to themselves.

I’m really happy that I got the opportunity to interview Nikki Lee. She is such a bright and sweet person and I’m really glad to know that the person I looked up to is truly a great and humble creative in real life. She’s even a bigger inspiration for me now after I did the interview.

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ZINE

So I showed my final product to Andy and Bronwyn at today’s workshop. I got a few advice to explore more and to take more risk in making my zine. Bronwyn also told me that my zine need to showcase the style and personality of the creative I’m interviewing more. Hence I decided to work more on my zine.

Here are some pages of the zine that I made after working on it some more: