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This blog is maintained by Anne Elizabeth Moore, a cultural critic based in Chicago, IL.

Cambodian Grrrl: Self-Publishing in Phnom Penh

Out now from Cantankerous Titles!

Featured Elsewhere

Radio Free Ruin (#2)
Chicago Publishes (book excerpt)
Today's Chicago Woman
The Matthew Filipowicz Show
CBS2 Chicago
Art Daily
Miss A
Outside the Loop Radio (#253)
Worldview with Jerome McDonnell
Time Out Chicago
Art 21
Outside the Loop Radio (#159)
Grit TV with Laura Flanders

Published Elsewhere

Messenger Band Tour Diary
Report from Garment Factories
Strikes Reach Critical Mass
Stink of Corruption in PP
The Messenger Band
Who Did Kill Chea Vichea?
KR Torture Chief Trial Closes
Women Are Diamonds

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How to Make This Very Zine, Khmer Edition

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Camb(l)og(d)ia, Condensed

1. I Kind of Fear that My Greatest Cambodian Legacy Will be the High Five
2. Marketing Genocide
3. Explaining Sweatshop Economics to a Group of Young Cambodian Women Can Really Ruin a Girl's Day
4. Fun in Cambodia
5. Playboy vs. Punkboy
6. Personal Question
7. Cheung Eck (Happy Merry Christmas)
8. Cheung Eck, Part Two
9. On Intellectual Property Rights
10. The Advantage and Disadvantage of Dorm
11. Haggling
12. Limheang Reads a Map
13. The Advantage and Disadvantage of Zine
14. Date with a Fixer
15. The Part of Teaching That's Supposed to be Gratifying
16. I Was All Prepared for a Nice Quiet Tuk-tuk Ride to the Airport
17. Garment Factory Interviews
18. Ordering Pizza in Phnom Penh
19. Sex Tourism
20. The Long Ride Home

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