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A perzine by Dawn “Zilla” Graham mostly covering day-to-day experiences, observations, and thoughts. January 2016 includes resolutions, death and mourning, work things, doctors, exploring Lowell, David Bowie, understandings of violence, dreams, presidential campaigns, taxes, physical therapy, addiction, and more.
36 pages, 4.25 x 5.5 in
| Weight | .9 oz |
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| Dimensions | 4.25 × 5.5 in |
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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
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
Satirical short stories on the absurdities of our political system. By Benjamin Chapman. 20 pages, 5.5 x 8.5 in
Porchin’ It: Stories from the 2nd Story is a zine about my porch, made while on my porch by me and some friends in 2012. Along with stories, it has drawings, porch bingo, word association, song lyrics with guitar tab, … Continued
Benjamin (verified owner) –
Thoroughly enjoyed this assortment of musings. Highlights include thinking about David Bowie’s death, being considerate of how others experience their own lives, exercise and healthy living (did you know that exercise can grow your brain matter by 2%? or that exercise can hurt your hips?). Anyway the general theme seems to be in keeping with the name of the distro (Stay Kind!) and one “episode” of this zine stood out to me, in the library with the unhelpful person, used to illustrate the point: “Don’t be a jerk.” Seemingly simple but deep to me. Anyway. It’s good reading.