Zines

The Sketchy Life of a Fly

by fly

 A collection of illustrated one-page (give or take) snippets of activism and speeches that the author has ...

Slave to the Needles #3

by A J

Did you say that you love knitting? Well, we just found the zine for you! Aimee is clearly very attached to her ...

Smashing the State in Rojava and Beyond

by IRPGF

A primer on the International Revolutionary People's Guerrilla Forces. This zine contains both images and text to ...

Solidarity Unionism at Starbucks

by Daniel Gross and Staughton Lynd

Legendary legal scholar Staughton Lynd teams up with influential labor organizer Daniel Gross in this exposition on ...

Sometimes The Spoon Runs Away With Another Spoon Coloring Book

by Jacinta Bunnell

We have the power to change fairy tales and nursery rhymes so that these stories are more realistic. In Sometimes the ...

Soulular Potential

by Sage Liskey

This mini zine is your pithy introduction to your own human soul. What it is, how it works, what gets in its way. Keep ...

Sound Bites

by Bethany Clarke

The Hub Bicycle Co-op is the only worker-owned and -operated bike shop in Minneapolis. This zine introduces you to a ...

The Spanish Civil War

by John Gerlach

The Spanish Civil War is part of John Gerlach's Simple History series (hot on the heels of Nez Perce Indians)! ...

Speak Out!: A Zine Exploring Gendered Violence

by Julia Fogelson and Mary Mykhaylova

Speak Out collects art, stories, and articles focused on gathered stories on “gendered violence,” a term ...

Speaking of Trains

by Brakeshoe

So you find an experienced hobo to let you hold onto her coattails. You got someone to copy a crew change guide for ...

Standing Unafraid: Healing Trauma with EMDR Therapy

by Robert Wildwood

In this pocket-sized, handwritten, illustrated zine, Robert talks about how he went to get EMDR therapy (a kind of ...

STI FAQ: Keep Calm and Learn Real Facts About Sexually Transmitted Diseases

by Faith G. Harper, PhD, LPC-S, ACS, ACN, Aaron Sapp, MD, MBA, Bonnie Scott, MS, MA and LPC

Got an STI? (That's short for sexually transmitted infection.) Or just worried you'll get one? Or does the thought that ...

Stoked on Spokes zine

by Juls Generic

Juls created this zine as a response to the conundrum of "how do we accommodate to Americans commuting habits?" It ...

Strengthening Anarchism's Gender Analysis

by J Rogue

Classical anarchism and feminism, premised on the assumption of liberation for "all workers" and "all women," ...

Stressed & Overwhelmed: Good Habits for the Exhausted Overachiever

by Elly Blue

If you're the sort of person who takes on every project and responsibility until suddenly it's one thing too many and ...

The Struggle Is not for Martyrdom but for Life

by CrimethInc

In the fight for Kurdish self-determination, the International Revolutionary People's Guerrilla Forces (IRPGF) stands ...

Sunset Theories and Mosquito Bite Blues

by Lauren Hage

A collection of artworks and poems by Lauren Hage from 2004-2011.  

Support: Feminist Relationship Tools to Heal Yourself and End Rape Culture

by Cindy Crabb

Support encourages everyone to take a step back, listen, think, and talk about sex, consent, violence, and abuse. If ...

Survival Without Rent

Originally published in 1986, this was revised and expanded in 1989. It's a booklet intended to help people take ...

Surviving the Collapse of Society

by Sage Liskey

 A handy guide to careers the world will need in the collapse of society. Liskey provides a hearty list of careers ...

Surviving: Getting Through The Shit Life Throws At You

by Faith G. Harper, PhD, LPC-S, ACS and ACN

This is a zine for getting through it when life is piling it higher and deeper, the political and personal and social ...

Take Back Your Life: A Wimmin's Guide to Alternative Health Care

by Alicia non Grata

Originally published by Profane Existence, this excellent practical DIY guide teaches everything from healing ...

Taking The Lane #11: Four Paws, Two Wheels

by Elly Blue

Dogs and bicycles... It's a combination that wouldn't immediately occur to most people, but that's the brilliance of ...

Taking the Lane #12: Religion and Bicycles

by Elly Blue and Kirsten Collins

The twelfth issue of the self-proclaimed "This American Life of feminist bike zines," explores the intersection of ...

Taking the Lane #1: Sharing the road with boys

by Elly Blue

Elly shares her thoughts and stories about being a woman on a bike in Portland, Oregon.  Having been a cyclist for ...

Taking the Lane #3: Unsung Heroes

by Elly Blue

For this issue of the feminist journal of contemporary cycling, we get a smattering of various writers taking on ...

Taking the Lane #8: Childhood

by Elly Blue, Julie Brooks, Lauren Hage, Adonia Lugo PhD and Katura Reynolds

Childhood is the eighth installment of Taking the Lane Quarterly, featuring nonfiction stories about cycling, ...

Taking The Lane #9: Disaster

by Elly Blue and Katura Reynolds

The ninth issue of Taking the Lane examines the role of the bicycle in preparing for, surviving, and rebuilding after ...

Tangled Up in the West

by David Haskell

It all started in high school when the author spent one summer on a hay and cattle ranch in Utah-open blue skies, the ...

That's Not Ok: Boundaries for the Conflict-Avoidant

by Breanne Boland

“What’s a boundary?” you might be wondering. But even if you understand emotional boundaries, reflecting more on ...