Zines
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Ima Eat You! August 2015
A perzine by Dawn “Zilla” Graham mostly covering day-to-day experiences, observations, and thoughts. August 2015 includes dreams, geocaching, getting an apartment, job search and freelance work, events in the news, hip pains, conversations with friends, family, Cards Against Humanity, and … Continued
Ima Eat You! July 2015
A perzine by Dawn “Zilla” Graham mostly covering day-to-day experiences, observations, and thoughts. July 2015 includes dealing with death, job and apartment search, dreams, depression, joining a gym, geocaching, hip pains, other projects, computer repairs, and more. 36 pages, 4.25 … Continued
Ima Eat You! June 2015
A perzine by Dawn “Zilla” Graham mostly covering day-to-day experiences, observations, and thoughts. June 2015 includes work with students, job and apartment search, dreams, Bernie Sanders, trips to New Hampshire and Los Angeles, other projects, sexual assault, saying goodbyes, Mad … Continued
Ima Eat You! May 2015
A perzine by Dawn “Zilla” Graham mostly covering day-to-day experiences, observations, and thoughts. May 2015 includes May Day, job search, dealing with a neighbor, stress, elves, work with students, Chicago Zine Fest, Mother’s Day, thoughts on opening a bookstore, feedback, … Continued
Ima Eat You! April 2015
A perzine by Dawn “Zilla” Graham mostly covering day-to-day experiences, observations, and thoughts. April 2015 includes Planned Parenthood, visual perception, self-care, responsibility of writing, insomnia, work with students, the decision to leave Chicago, trauma, bodily dissociation, job search, depression, and … Continued
Ima Eat You! March 2015
A perzine by Dawn “Zilla” Graham mostly covering day-to-day experiences, observations, and thoughts. March 2015 includes anxiety, road rage, core values, making a mix for a student, other projects, thoughts on bringing this zine back, and more. 12 pages, 4.25 … Continued
Generational Divides & Universal Euphoria
Euphoria (HBO) fan zine about Gen Z and Millenials. By irrelevant press. 28 pages, 5.5 x 8.5 in
Don’t Wanna Be Crazy Rich
Unofficial viewing guide for Crazy Rich Asians. Takes on the history of Asians in American media and questions the importance of consumption as a civil rights strategy. By J. Wu. 28 pages, 5.5 x 8.5 in
Detroit, A Psychopathic Geography
The urban geographer’s guide to Insane Clown Posse. Alternatively, the Juggalo’s guide to urban geography. Includes centerfold map. By J. Wu. 20 pages, 5.5 x 8.5 in
Penises Are Confusing #24: The Jerky Boys (color)
Another issue of Penises Are Confusing with Polly & Amanda. 8 pages, 2.5 x 4 in
Anxiety Toolkit
Anxiety Toolkit is a one-off zine I made in 48 hours specifically for the Brooklyn Zine Fest 2014. It’s a list of 15 tools one can use to de-escalate anxiety (along with descriptions of how/why these tools work for me). … Continued
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A perzine about amenorrhea. By erika akire. 16 pages, 4.25 x 5.5 in
Shrinks: A Retrospective
A zine about the therapists I’ve had over the course of my life and my eventual diagnosis with PTSD. By Karla Keffer. 20 pages, 6 x 6 in
Fixer Eraser #5
A perzine-ish thing about stuff. By Jonas. 24 pages, 5.5 x 8.5 in
How to Love Me
Created by Caitlin V. Neal and School of Life Design, How to Love Me: Better Relationships Through Self Knowledge is an interactive self-love zine about getting to know yourself so you can enhance your connections with others. This course will shift … Continued
Living Southerners Variety Pack
Personal and impersonal writing about the American South. Old issues from 2015-2016. 3 in each pack. Essays by J. Wu and others. 44 pages, 5.5 x 8.5 in
Living Southerners May 2018
Personal and impersonal writing about the American South. Public transit in Harrisonburg, George Masa, Sturgill Simpson fangirling. All interviews and essays by J. Wu. 24 pages, 5.5 x 8.5 in
Kulay Ng Balat: The Third Confessions
Kulay Ng Balat (Colour of the Skin) is the third zine on the Confessions series. This time, I’ve talked about more broader issues about the racialization of those who have different skin colour other than white. I talk about interracial … Continued
Maps In My Mind
The author, A.E.H., has lived in New York City for 15 years! A.E.H. travels through the city telling stories about what different places/spaces evoke, and the stories unfold chronologically from the time they moved here in 2003 to the present … Continued
All That There Is
Drawings and poetry by Devyn Farries, also known by the penname Khaleel, a transgender artist and nerd of color. Devyn seeks to create art that reflects the world around them, a world full of people of different genders, ethnicities, body … Continued