Orders are not coming in consistently enough for Arcade Distro to be able to afford to order new zines for the catalog. I recieve interest mainly in the free zines that are in stock, so I am currently only accepting submissions from zines that can be given away for free. If you are interested in that sort of arrangement, please email arcadedistro@gmail.com for my current mailing address for you to send a sample copy of your zine to.

Arcade Distro is interested in carrying zines about biking, skating, cooking, traveling, working, and volunteering. Zines that make the reader want to get up and do something. Comic zines. Zines about putting anarchist theory into practice. Zines about what really got you into punk rock or why you dropped out of high school. Anti- homophobe, pro- sex, pro- choice, queer, and feminist zines. Arts and crafts, how- to, bicycle maintenance, and home repair zines. Animal liberation and earth liberation. Zines about what your hometown was like, your first big road trip, and what you want to be when you grow up. Zines with a lot of effort put into the layout, zines with silkscreened covers, and zines with pen and ink illustrations.

Obviously, Arcade is still a baby distro right now, so I can only accept very few new additions, but I'd love to read your zine and maybe I'll be able to carry it. (Especially if you can offer a good wholesale deal!) Usually, we'll pay you when a few of your zines have sold, or right away if you want to be paid with trade. Please don't bother submitting your zine if it's got anything racist, sexist or homophobic in it. I'm not interested in poetry or religion.

When sending your zine, please include the zine's wholesale price (usually pay 50% of what Arcade will sell it for) and anything else you think I should know about your project (like why you want Arcade Distro to carry your zine or a good review that someone else has written about your zine.) Don't forget to include your name, address, and email address too!

Zines that are sent to me for consideration that aren't used can't be returned to the sender. The zines might be given away to someone who I think might like it, recycled, or given away to zine library. Same goes for zines that I buy from you that don't sell. I would rather your zine be read by somebody that just sit around collecting dust. If you're not cool with not knowing where your zine could end up, don't send it in.