Heart haiku : exercise. Issue 2, July 2020.

  • Donald, Laura
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2020
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  • This zine is available to download and print from the author's website: View resource

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Description

Heart Haiku is a series of collaborative zines of patient-produced short-form poetry. Following a call for contributions on experiences of heart disease through the format of haiku, Laura Donald asked: "What are your thoughts about keeping active? What kind of exercise do you do? Has your heart condition changed how you feel about exercise? Maybe heart disease taken the joy out of exercise for you, or maybe your heart has provided the motivation you needed to find an activity you love? Does exercise make you feel better, worse, or a bit of both?" The haikus featured in this zine were contributed as comments on heartytales.co.uk--More information can be found on the zine maker's website. https://heartytalescouk.wordpress.com/2020/07/06/a-haiku-or-two-exercise/

Publication/Creation

2020

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6 unnumbered pages : black and white illustrations ; 11 cm

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This zine has non-standard binding. It consists of a 6-part folded booklet that opens out into a instructional guide on "How to Make a Mini Zine" by Drawn Poorly overleaf.
This zine was created digitially by the author, and the PDF was printed by Wellcome for inclusion in the collection.
"Hearty Tales was launched in December 2019 as a space to share my [Laura Donald] research into written representations of chronic heart disease, as well as my own experiences of living with heart failure. I'm a first-year PhD student at the University of Glasgow, researching written representations of chronic heart disease from 1980 to the present. Hearty Tales is a project funded by Wellcome Trust."--From author's website, Hearty Tales.
Title from cover.
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