The In Convenience zine features interviews with eleven food delivery riders in London. The conversations about their working conditions revealed commont threads, like hidden costs and challenges of working as a migrant.
The glossary organised the interviews and structured the publication.
The resulting glossary and bibliographic quotes present connected thoughts rather than traditional definitions and references. It’s an expansion rather than an explanation.
Scans of some pages.
The 90 copies are being distributed for free so they reach a wider audience. The suggested price of £3 is around the same as what a delivery rider gets per order in London. If you received a free copy you can support the project below.
Zine on display at Freedom bookshop in Whitechapel. It is also available in other bookshops and archives: Housmans, 56a Infoshop, The People's Letters e MayDay Rooms.
