
AmySchroeder
http://www.venuszine.com
31 years old
Chicago
About me
all about covering up-and-coming musicians, artists, creative entrepreneurs, filmmakers, designers, and DIYsters — and connecting them with like-minded folks.
Official Bio
Amy S. is a Midwestern lady who started Venus Zine back in the day (about 1995-ish) when she was a freshman at Michigan State University. Venus Zine started as a small, personal fanzine covering urgent topics like “Smokes Reviews” and egg-and-spoon races in the snow. Over the years, with the help of hundreds of wonderful editors, writers, and photographers, Venus Zine has grown into a full-color, internationally distributed magazine that focuses on ladies who know what the junk’s going on this world.
Fan of
Venus Zine readers, M.I.A., PJ Harvey, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Miranda July
Articles by Amy Schroeder
How does a Catholic school girl become a hip-hop star?
Issue #37
In less than a year, Kid Sister goes from working three day jobs to becoming the next big thing
Reader of the Week: Christina Fox of Chicago
right-hand lady to a celebrity chef
Reader of the Week: Matt Harmon of Chicago
musician and bike advocate
Style Idols: Juliette Lewis
Issue #35
The actress-musician kicks and lunges her way to style-icon status
Dita Von Teese, the showgirl
Issue #34
From small-town Michigan girl to fierce style icon, the self-made woman built her career from the Midwest up. She’s big on being her own boss, creating style on a budget, and owning her sexuality.
Ediciones Menta
Issue #34
The Mexico City duo mixes art, music, and printing projects
What happened to revolution girl style now?
Issue #33
With the 21st century well into its first decade, it’s time to take a look at where we’re at in the music industry — and what it means for women
Christina Kelly
Issue #31
All hail the queen: The teen-magazine tastemaker recalls her Sassy days
The coolest magazine ever?
Issue #31
In their book, two Sassy fans document the rise and fall of one of the world’s most influential teen publications
A Good Year?
Issue #30
We asked various artists to talk about their favorite music, films, and life experiences of 2006. We also asked them to reveal what they’re looking forward to in 2007.
Mane attraction
Issue #30
Le Tigre’s Johanna Fateman opens a Manhattan salon
Todd Oldham
Issue #26
The world’s most craftalicious man talks about vintage, modern, and why Susan Sarandon and his grandmother inspire him
Sinead O’Connor
Issue #26
Welcome back: Nothing compares to this pop star-turned-reggae artist
Stephen Malkmus
Issue #24
To celebrate his new album, the indie-rock legend sizes up basement recording, skateboarding, and the latest CDs at his local listening station
Electrelane
Issue #24
The members of the Brighton, England, quartet are the romantics of climactic cerebral rock
Har Mar Superstar
Issue #23
The musician-actor talks about why you’re sposed to look kinda dumb when you get down
What up with your job?
Issue #23
Love it? Hate it? How’d you get to where you’re at now?

















