Zines

Mindful Occupation: Rising Up Without Burning Out

by Occupy Mental Health Project

Involvement in activism can make people especially prone to highs and lows. Sometimes we feel incredible, knowing we ...

Yo, Miss #5: A Graphic Look at High School

by Lisa Wilde

Lisa Wilde is an artist and sixteen-year teacher at Wildcat Academy, a second chance high school in Brooklyn. This ...

Punk in NYC’s Lower East Side 1981-1991

by Ben Nadler

Much has been written about the glamorous and short-lived New York City punk rock scene of the late 1970s. Less has ...

Wildseed Feminism #3: Safe Spaces: Self-Care, Distraction and Relaxation Techniques!

by Rachel Blanton

This zine is not too long, but full of helpful information on how to get through an uncomfortable medical procedure ...

"The Power of Neighborhood" and The Commons

by P.M

The anonymous Swiss author of bolo’bolo and Akiba offers a new practical proposal for reshaping the future, based ...

Brazine!

by Lauren Hage

Have you ever wondered why bras were so uncomfortable? Never could get the right fit, leaving you dissatisfied and ...

How To Talk To Your Cat About Gun Safety

by The American Association of Patriots

This timely guide answers such questions as: - Do I need to talk to my cat about gun safety?- Do cats really play ...

Perspectives on Anarchist Theory N.27: Strategy

by Institute For Anarchist Studies

Perspectives on Anarchist Theory is published by the Institute for Anarchist Studies (a nonprofit and grant-giving ...

Gangsta Rap Coloring Book

by Aye Jay

The Gangsta Rap Coloring Book is just as it sounds: a series of images in thick black lines of the most popular ...

Wildseed Feminism #2: Herbal Remedies for Lifelong Reproductive Care

by Rachel Blanton

A 12 page zine packed with different herbs that assist the female reproductive system and recipes for how to use ...

Wildseed Feminism #1: A Resource Book for Abortion Care

by Rachel Blanton

A ten-page resource zine on current and accessible abortion care. Topics in this little zine include: How to find a ...

Doris #28

by Cindy Crabb

 What are the impacts of rural living, defining collective goals, getting miniature horses, Roots on racism ...

Crawl! #9: The Arwich Grinder

by Daniel J. Bishop and Reverend Dak

The Curwen Family have lived up among the pine woods on the outskirts of Arwich Village for as long as the oldest ...

Comics for Change: Illustrated Stories from Oregon's Front Lines: Box Set

by Know Your City, Hazel Newlevant, Jesse Reklaw and Khris Soden

A woman who started a self-empowered soup kitchen for the homeless. A man who never stopped advocating for the ...

Yo, Miss #4: A Graphic Look at High School

by Lisa Wilde

Lisa Wilde is an artist who has taught at Wildcat Academy, a second chance high school in Brooklyn, for the past ...

Essential Recipes for all Occasions

by Elly Blue and Anna Ricklin

While most cookbooks feature specialized fare for rare occasions, or worse yet, optional recipes for unique occasions, ...

The Historical Failure of Anarchism: Implications for the Future of the Revolutionary Project

Chris Day’s essay “The Historical Failure of Anarchism” was written for a conference on anarchist strategy—and ...

Strengthening Anarchism's Gender Analysis

by J Rogue

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

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 ...

Tater Totter #3: A Periodical Publication for Kids

by Kate Berube

Tater Totter is a variety magazine for kids; with stories, poems, activities, and comics. Much of it's written and ...

Henry & Glenn Forever & Ever #4

by Keenan Keller, Tom Neely, Johnny Ryan and Noah Van Sciver

In the final installment of the greatest love story ever told, about the domestic life of "Henry" and "Glenn" as ...

Yo, Miss #3: A Graphic Look at High School

by Lisa Wilde

Lisa Wilde is an artist who has taught at Wildcat Academy, a second chance high school in Brooklyn, for the past ...

MOSS: Perspectives on Portland's Environment: Water

Moss is a zine based in Portland, Oregon that features fiction and nonfiction about a single environmental topic in ...

How to Move by Bike: Tales and Tips to Inspire

by Steph Routh

Now promoted by a (kind of funny) sketch on Portlandia, moving by bike has long been a powerful and innovative ...

Xerography Debt #34

by Davida Breier

Since 1999, Davida Gypsy Breier's review zine, Xerography Debt might be best summarized as an obsession for ...

Crawl! #8: Firearms!

by Reverend Dak

Dungeon masters, here are your guidelines for guns. Rules and tools to introduce firearms to the DCC RPG! Basic ...

Tater Totter #2: Stories, Scribbles, Songs, and Silliness for Kids

by Kate Berube

Tater Totter is a variety magazine for kids, with stories, poems, activities, and comics. Much of it's written and ...

Tater Totter #1: A Periodical Publication For Kids

by Kate Berube

As zinester Martha Grover said of Tater Totter, "I'm really glad I have nieces and a nephew so I can give them one of ...

Mermaid Tits

by Hannah Schulman

This zine is special. Well, all zines are special, but this zine is special just like we are all special in Christian ...

Wildlifoodin #2

by Matt Hansen

This issue continues the weaving together of questions (and some answers) about food, subsistence, survival, ...