Literature for laundrymats
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Sick and tired of the same tabloids and half-destroyed issues of People Magazine, editor Chris Garcia designed Literature for Laundrymats (so named because 'laundromat' is a dumb spelling!) to fill a void by presenting material of literary merit to those waiting for their clothes to dry.
Designed to be read in portions, the project has already began to get submissions and has designed a plan to deliver the zine to laundry facilities around Santa Cruz county.
While we're based in Boulder Creek, a lot of our distribution plan is for delivery to Santa Cruz, Watsonville, Felton, and Ben Lomond.