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    ARTS, CULTURE & ENTERTAINMENT

    Jun 21, 2022 7 minutes
    Type collages by Scott Gericke
    Photography by Taylor Jewell/lnvision/AP, courtesy of Washington University Libraries, Gala Porras-Kim and Commonwealth & Council, Los Angeles, Nicole Miller and Kristina Kite Gallery, Los Angeles
    Photography by Phillip Hamer
    Photography by Jon Gitchoff

    HIDDEN GEM

    Collect O’ Rama Case

    Next time you find yourself on Washington University’s Danforth campus, make a stop at the John M. Olin Library to peruse the Collect O’ Rama case, a space where local collectors can share their passions. The current iteration (on view through August 7), Ideas, Art, and Community:My Zine Collection, includes zines (self-published, non-commercial printworks) gathered by Nicole Rainey, director of development at the American Civil Liberties Union of Missouri since the 1990s. Her personal zine collection led her and some friends to host the first St. Louis Small Press Expo in 2014. library.wustl.edu.

    READING NOOK

    Betty’s Books

    The new Webster Groves bookstore specializes in trade comics, graphic novels, manga, and children’s literature. The store’s dedicated to cultivating a fun, welcoming space for readers of all ages to learn about and enjoy graphic books. bettysbooksstl.com.

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    The Thing About Pam

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