Subjects
- 5-Minute Therapy
- About Books
- About Zines
- Activism
- Addiction
- Adornment
- Adulting
- Affirmations
- Anarchism
- Animals
- Art and Design
- Astrology
- Autism
- Beauty
- Bigfoot
- Bikes
- Bikes in Space
- Biography / Autobiography
- Bodywork
- Business
- CIA Makes SF Unexciting
- Coloring Books
- Comics
- Conspiracy
- Craft
- Creativity
- Crystals
- Disability
- DIY
- Drinks
- Economics
- Education
- Elly Blue Publishing
- Environment
- Feminism
- Fermentation
- Fiction
- Folklore & Mythology
- Food / Cooking
- Friendship
- Games
- Gardening
- Geeky
- Gender
- Graffiti
- Great Outdoors
- Greeting Cards
- Halloween
- Herbalism
- Highs
- History
- Holiday
- Home
- Humor
- Indigenous
- International
- Introduction
- Jewish
- Journal
- Kid Friendly
- Labor
- Literary
- Macabre
- Medical
- Memoir
- Mental Health
- Metaphysical
- Microcosm Distributed
- Microcosm Published
- Middle Reader
- Midwest
- Mindfulness & Meditation
- Movies
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- Music
- Nature
- New Orleans
- Novelty
- Outer Space
- Pacific Northwest
- Parenting
- Personal Finance
- Personal Growth
- Pets
- Philosophy
- Photography
- Planner
- Poetry
- Political
- Pop Culture
- Prison
- Prison to Pamphlet
- Psychology / Psychiatry
- Publishing
- Punk
- Queer / Trans
- Queering Consent
- Race
- Reference
- Relationships
- Religion & Spirituality
- Scene History
- Science
- Science Fiction & Fantasy
- Self-Care
- Self-Care Healthcare
- Sewing
- Sex
- Simple History
- Sociology
- Spanish language
- Sports
- Supernatural
- Survival
- Sustainability
- Tarot
- Technology
- Transportation
- Trauma
- Travel
- Urban / City
- Vegan
- Weed
- Wellness
- Witchy
- Workbook
- Writing
- YA (Young Adult)
- Zine Collection
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Travis was the editor of America?, a critique of punk culture and touring as well as a travelogue of his adventures as a roadie for various bands and also stories of a (zine and children's) librarian in Gainesville, FL. He worked tirelessly at the Civic Media Center and was the singer/guitarist/songwriter in Reactionary 3. Travis worked tirelessly to build the punk scene into a community through cooking dinners, hanging out, putting on shows, letting strangers stay in his home, and challenging dialogues to be more inclusive for everyone involved. Check out this interview we did with him in 2003.
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