Microcosm Published

A full-throated celebration of the heyday of pulp horror moviemaking, featuring a must-watch checklist of gory and…

In the U.S., men make 75% of cycling trips. In the U.K., men make 73% of cycling trips. Tiffany Lam fell in love with…

Women's stories of bicycling and empowerment fill the second issue of this UK-based compilation zine. The theme here is…

Use this zine to recall perfectly timed circumstances, moments when the universe answered your silent requests, and…

Conquerors of the largest land empire of all time, five times the size of Alexander The Great’s, Genghis Khan’s…

We've all been there. We've all felt this way. We know the freedom on two wheels And if there's traffic in your way,…

Have you ever considered the erotic possibilities of loving an ancient being of incredibly inhuman power? The monstrous…

The School of Life Design Monthly Magickal Record is a 158-page monthly planner and interactive book of spells. Your…

"Your attention is your most valuable resource. What you focus on expands. This powerful book of spells will help you…

Succinct, practical, bold, positive, direct . . . and, in today's political climate, a little scandalous. What more…

In Texas in the early 1900s, a little chalk drawing started to appear on boxcars: a minimalist sketch of a figure with a…

Are you a fun person who loves fungi? Stick this colorful enamel pin on your t-shirt, backpack, baseball cap, overalls,…

Frolic in a fungal forest, repose upon a toadstool, honor the amanita, whisper to the chanterelle, power up your…

"My name is Heather, I am an anarchist, and I am getting a breast reduction," begins this zine. Heather talks us through…

In a sense, despite turning the big 3-0, Ben Snakepit captures the same spirit in the comics he draws, summarizing each…

A short essay about how genetics, race, and PTSD can go hand in hand. Cheyenne writes about the effects of both…

This is Part Two of My Personal History of Race (you can find part one here). The author talks about their journey of…

So you don't have to try and slip it into conversation, now you can wear your pronoun with pride.

Let people know how to refer to you. 

Let 'em know.

Annie writes with incisive wit and insight about what it's like to be disabled in an able-bodied world. She walks us…

Playful rhymes and whimsical art celebrate the many faces of the vulva in this mesmerising coloring book. Some of the…

Discover the glorious world of mushrooms, lichens, and micro fungi, as described by Peter McCoy, one of today’s…

Place important telephone numbers, emails, and contact info sheets on the fridge or the nearest bulletin board with this…

The R-word has been used against us as hate speech for decades. Neurotypicals have tried to dictate our motives,…

In this timely and unfortunately perennially relevant zine, author and editor Joe Biel has compiled stories from half a…

Neurogenders are gender identities that can only be understood in the context of being autistic or otherwise…

Burnout is a topic on everyone's mind since the pandemonium hit in March 2020. But what about autistic burnout? It's a…

Companion animals provide companionship, love, a sense of purpose, and support for the humans they live with, which can…