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A meditation on publishing and purpose in educational institutions. 20 page single-color risograph zine.

Kaloyan Kolev & Kevin Chen
Spring 2023

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Twelve (12) things to do with your essay after you turn it in
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Have people shared things they've made with you? Doesn't it feel nice? Your friends would love to read your essay. Perhaps it will show them a side of you that they're not familiar with. What if you start your essay with the goal of sending it to your friends? How would your style change?
1. Email it to your friends
If you're shy about sharing your essay with friends, you can publish it online. You don't have to tell anyone about it. It can just stay on the internet, waiting to be discovered by someone interested in your topic. They'll be grateful for it.
2. Publish it on a secret blog
Why not turn your essay into a poster? Perhaps you can put it up on your wall, or hang it on a bulletin board. Seeing your words on a large scale can change the way you feel about them! Maybe you'll fall in love with a paragraph because of its meandering margins.
3. Print it on a really large piece of …
Every essay contains a good story. How would that story look on the big screen? Try adapting your essay into a film treatment. This is the document that precedes a script. It contains a summary of the story and a description of the themes. You can send it to a friend who's into movies. Maybe it will inspire them!
4. Turn it into a film treatment