Half Letter Press

The zine’s creators invited 17 artist publishers to share their thoughts on a big question: How can artist publishers…

This zine is a grimy, kooky, and sometimes horror-drenched collection of found photos of costumed people. eBay.com is…

This booklet reflects on the rapid transformation of the author’s Chicago neighborhood, marked by skyrocketing home…

Building on prior publications, Half Letter Press invites 7 artist publishers to share their experiences of waste in…

Public Collectors administrator Marc Fischer created a series of three publications in response to a spreadsheet of over…

This series explores the relationship between living space architecture and the history of underground American hardcore…

This zine features eleven full-color images of fashion drawings by D. ‘Jame. Michael Thomas, a Chicago-based artist,…

Fictional representation of art and biographical film about deceased artists are prevalent in mainstream media, yet…

This zine documents five years of Halloween decoration in Chicago’s Avondale neighborhood. While some decorations are…

This contains over 85 photographs. It also has two interviews that delves into the concept of mobile phenomena. It…

A collection of details from 27 press photos from the 1960s-1990s that each shows someone attending a protest…

This full color, staple-bound zine chronicles 22 unrealized project proposals put together that never quite saw the…

In this short essay, artist Marc Fisher makes the case against competition, arguing that rather than seek to get an edge…

Mariame Kaba explores the legacy of solidarity between Black and Native American communities in the 1960s, focusing…

If you've been to Chicago, you know about the car-stoppers. Well, if you've been to any one of a number of major…

Angelo, a prisoner in California in 2001, wrote and illustrated this comprehensive and detailed account of all of the…