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Red
Letter Distro


WELCOME TO RED LETTER DISTRO (est. 2001) a punk rock mail-order catalogue-cum-‘occasional distro’ of curated zines, comics and artist publications from Aotearoa New Zealand founded by artist, designer and independent publisher Kerry Ann Lee. 

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Red
Letter Distro



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WELCOME TO RED LETTER DISTRO (est. 2001) a punk rock mail-order catalogue-cum-‘occasional distro’ of curated zines, comics and artist publications from Aotearoa New Zealand founded by artist, designer and independent publisher Kerry Ann Lee. This first-ever web edition of the catalogue was launched for exhibition at Printed Matter’s Virtual Art Book Fair, and is open for orders and enquiries.

Shipping from Wellington, Aotearoa, New Zealand

All prices are in USD

EXCITING NEW NEWS !!!
Red Letter is proud to announce that we will be represented at the 9th edition of SPRINT - Independent Publishers and Artists’ Book Salon in Milan on 26-27-28 November in collaboration with our friends COMPULSIVE ARCHIVE


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(please read before ordering)


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20th BIRTHDAY COMPETITION


Red Letter Distro presents: CALL & RESPONSE, a conversation featuring Giulia Vallicelli (Compulsive Archive, Milan), Helen Yeung (Migrant Zine Collective, Aotearoa) and Ysabelle Cheung (Hong Kong) with Kerry Ann Lee, as part of PMVABF’s The Classroom series. View the talk here.

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or get in touch via EMAIL (redletterdistro@gmail.com)

CALL & RESPONSE

Part of the PMVABF program with Kerry Ann Lee, Giulia Vallicelli, Helen Yeung & Ysabelle Cheung

Call & Response is a conversation between international publishers exploring how independent publishing facilitates community-building through punk, protest, and zine-making. Giulia Vallicelli (Compulsive Archive, Milan, Italy), Helen Yeung (Migrant Zine Collective, Aotearoa, New Zealand) and Ysabelle Cheung (independent writer, Hong Kong) will share their work and talk with Kerry Ann Lee (Red Letter Distro) about collaboration, correspondence, and solidarity over time and distances. Spanning over two decades and three continents, the panel will discuss the responsive nature of zine-making, distribution, and archiving as a means of survival and creative resistance from the sidelines. Presented by Red Letter Distro.

 To view other PMVABF The Classroom and Friendly Fire talks, go to: https://pmvabf.org/Programs