what is a colophon?

a colophon is "an inscription at the end of a book or manuscript usually with facts about its production" and/or "an identifying mark used by a printer or a publisher" according to mirriam webster.

i named this part "imprint" at first, but apparently an imprint is in or at least closer to the beginning of a book or newspaper, which didn't fit. same goes for the "editorial page", the "masthead" and the "folio" and apparently the discrepancy between placings is too much, but applying it to a website is ok, even tho it makes much less sense.

i am so normal.

rent a hungry deer skeleton for your party! it's probably fine.
corvidae finally got their own radio station.

about

hi, my name is zero (for this) or vincent (for more official things). neither is my legal name. my pronouns are he/him and it/its. i like books, space, monsters and lowercase letters.

this is my little corner of the internet and just a place to put my writings, zines and thoughts.

ok, but why are there these weird illustrations?

because this is a newspaper and every newspaper has dangerous and/or false advertisements.

mushrooms. they are everywhere. they know everything. they know.
a carriage. there is no horse. no one knows where it's going.

contact

if you want to reach out, share your thoughts and comments or have a book recommendation, you can write to zerospacetimes [at] proton [dot] me . at least until i figure out how comments or a guestbook or something like that would work.

credits and copyright

  • design and layout: based on "noodle soup times" by eggramen and inspired by the book "hot singles in your area" by jordan shively.
  • hosted by: neocities.
  • cover, title and illustrations: made with canva (the free version) and additional elements from pexels, this and this to be exact.
  • i use the fonts "special elite" for the titles, "courier prime" for the body and "the computer says no" in the illustrations.

this work is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

spoon shortage due to sentience and a bust for sale. comes with ghosts and nightmares.