Special Announcement: Pamflet XIII – Absent in the Spring
It’s the tenth anniversary of Pamflet later this year and to celebrate we’ve made a thirteenth issue of the zine.
The launch will be at fab female den The Trouble Club in Kingly Court from 7-10pm on Monday 27 April. Yes Mondays are the new Thursdays. Early bird tickets are on sale for a limited time at £7 (regular price £10) which includes drinks* all evening, a copy of Pamf13 and an exclusive Pamflet bookbag, plus other surprise treats.
We cannot wait to print another Pamflet and this one has been years in the making. Readers can expect the return of our old favorites including Agatha Christie, Victoria Beckham and Try-hard Trends and lots lots more.
Tickets and further details are available here and pre-order links for anyone who can’t make it along to the launch will be posted very soon.
*wine
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"Vogue loves...Indie mags: Hogarthian graphics and modern feminism from Pamflet"
"It makes me feel less despair to know that somewhere deep inside the Jordanization of modern Britain there are still a few angry feminists out there." Zadie Smith
"Pamflet is the photocopy-quality soapbox for two young, sarky post-feminists from London who want women’s rights and the right to wear pretty things, and want it, like, yesterday." Sunday Times Style
"They’re funny and honest and write about fashion with feminism so I’m obviously all over it." Tavi
"It makes me feel less despair to know that somewhere deep inside the Jordanization of modern Britain there are still a few angry feminists out there." Zadie Smith
"Pamflet is the photocopy-quality soapbox for two young, sarky post-feminists from London who want women’s rights and the right to wear pretty things, and want it, like, yesterday." Sunday Times Style
"They’re funny and honest and write about fashion with feminism so I’m obviously all over it." Tavi
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