blirb·r·us
/ˈblɜːrb·ər·əs/
noun, collective
1. A zine collective running on collage scraps, colored pencils, a risograph, and one cranky printer.
2. Two people who went outside, got distracted by a bog, and decided to get into zines.
3. The quiet rebellion of caring deeply about something that fits in your back pocket.
origin: early 2020s, from blurb (a short description) + us (exactly two people, no more, no less).