Penang could be on its way to becoming a regional hub for indie publishing, opening up opportunities for local creators to connect with international peers and bringing diverse independent voices to the city.
Neoh Shin Yen, programme coordinator of Zinister Business, said the potential was there, although the local independent publishing scene remained fragmented.
“There are already people making zines and self-published work here, but they may be working within different circles,” she told theSun.
She hoped Zinister Business would create more opportunities for creators to discover one another and share their work.
