a burgundy zine
April 7, 2020
Los Angeles, Calif-based musician and producer William Keesh is a passionate artist still “digging deeper” to find the groove in his tunes.
Recently, Keesh released “Again,” a smooth, sultry single about overcoming lustful distractions. We reached out to Keesh via telephone to learn more about his journey as a musician, his move to LA, and the story behind “Again.”
March 29, 2020
Well, bug buddies. It’s 4:00 AM, I’ve just finished going through my emails, and I’m ’bout to ugly cry out here because YOU’RE ALL SO KIND!! AHHHH.
My mushy-gushy softness aside, we extend our love and appreciation to our entire community for, once again, coming together and helping us make another issue of our digital magazine possible.
In addition to our regularly scheduled programming, we’d also take to take a moment to discuss a few new features in this issue of our digital magazine a bit more in-depth.
March 28, 2020
By: burgundy bug
“The Burgundy Zine #14: Healing” cover
Source: The Burgundy Zine
March 26, 2020
In a passionate, personable letter to presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders (D-VT), Emily reflects on why our country is in need of change now more than ever.
March 24, 2020
A North Carolina pop-rock band with friendship and heart at the core of their work, High Shores has evoked a riptide with the release of their latest single, “Ready to Fall,” and the addition of their newest band member, Carter Harris.
Recently, we spoke to Harris, Kayla Wimert, and Amanda Timothy to learn more about the band’s dynamic and their brand-new feel-good single.
March 23, 2020
To love was to be reborn,
To be loved was to be baptized,
To bloom with all my thorns,
Even as I wilted before the gardener’s eyes,
March 22, 2020
Hello Animal Crossing, goodbye productivity. Who needs to complete a zine or finish their college applications when they have villagers to tend to?
Am I right? …Right? Ah…ha ha… ha ha… haaa…
March 19, 2020
Peter of Joyful Source teaches us how to launch a unique and successful coffee shop.
March 18, 2020
Rebecca Amiss shares her fictional short story about overcoming domestic abuse.
Trigger warning: The following short-story contains descriptions of manipulation and domestic abuse that may be upsetting for some individuals. If you or a loved one are currently experiencing domestic abuse, please visit the National Domestic Violence Hotline website for support resources or call: 1-800-799-7233.
Fictional disclosure: All events and characters within this short-story are entirely fictional and do not reflect events that have taken place in the real world.
March 16, 2020
Deanna Jackson The Wacky Writer offers touching advice to husbands whose wives are undergoing fertility treatments.