Microcosm Published

An impassioned narrative poem contrasted with simple but powerful sketches of the revolution, this story of the Lebanese…

Katherine “Kittie” T Knox (1874-1900) challenged perceptions of race and gender in the national spotlight from a…

Since 1999, Davida Gypsy Breier's community-building zine formula in Xerography Debt might be best summarized as an…

The "Sweetheart" chainring is a classic chainring set that inspired the design for the Chainring Heart logo. It was on…

In the sixth issue of Mettanoia, Shea Pederson goes into how the season changes affect mental health and reflects on…

In this fifty-third installation of Xerography Debt, dig into 123 different reviews of zines across a whole range of…

These five true stories are about teens who survived shipwrecks and lived to tell their incredible stories. The first…

A very short introduction to the "sworn virgin"—a traditional third gender in the Balkans. The author finds much to…

This issue of long-running zine review zine XD has an unofficial theme of "why do we keep making zines," inspired by…

On a dark night with a sliver of moon, the stars shine through, inspiring us all to add some extra witchiness to our…

Unlike the clinical treatments of the homeless populations in Portland that distill experiences down to numbers,…

Robots know more than anyone that bikes are the most logical way to get around with your family! Drawn by Ellie Poley…

Be gay, do crime? No. Be crime and do gay!! Celebrate your queer criminality (or criminal queerness!) with this sassy…

If you've seen the movie Catching Out, then you've met Lee, who starting in the late 80s put out a biannual…

Where did the bicyclist come from? Only Darwin would know. And he'd probably ride up on his own bike. After all it makes…

Do you feel like your relationship is stuck? If you're struggling to communicate, to understand your partner and…

Whoa, it's the big 5-0 for one of the longest-running zines out there. Zine review compiler Xerography Debt celebrates…

The nuts and bolts of bike trailers, including resources on dropouts, hitches, brazing, and ever-important safety…

In 1952 Marty Glaberman was a Detroit autoworker who had participated in wildcat strikes and UAW union policing of…

Celebrate your queer criminality with this gorgeous little enamel pin. Stick it on your denim jacket, your backpack,…

Get ready to dive head first into this brand-spanking new issue of Xerography Debt and find out what zines are worth…

Someday! Someday! Someday! This monster truck—and the power of the people rising up and resisting in ways loud and…

Drugs are a thing in punk, can't deny it. But the punk community has also produced resilient responses that are…