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How to Put Together Your Own Consent Workshop
The title of this zine, How To Put Together Your Own Participatory, Community-specific, Radical Consent Workshop, is pretty straightforward and a great description of the zine’s contents. In addition to the general theme of how to put together a workshop … Continued
A Critique of Ally Politics
This zine is a reprint of an article that originally appeared in the anarchist magazine “Rolling Thunder” and that was subsequently republished in the anthology “Taking Sides: Revolutionary Solidarity and the Poverty of Liberalism.” It offers a solid and devastating … Continued
Keep On Loving Sticker
“Keep on loving, keep on fighting.” Sometimes we all the need the reminder. This sticker owes thanks and inspiration to Ramshackle Glory. By Dawn “Zilla” Graham. Outdoor quality vinyl sticker, 4.5 x 3.25 in
Parts of the Whole
This zine by Dawn “Zilla” Graham is an exploration of the frailty and resilience of the body and mind through a series of vignettes. 36 pages, 4.25 x 5.5 in
Pen Pal Network News Issue 3
The Pen Pal Network News is a periodical of classifieds for pen pal seekers. How it works: People send in a bio and picture that they like, and readers can look through the zine and find pen pals they would … Continued
Keep On Loving Postcard
“Keep on loving, keep on fighting.” Printed on Kromekote glossy cover paper with a matte back, this is perfect for sending messages to friends, using it as a placeholder in the zine you’re reading, or keeping it around as a … Continued
Ima Eat You! May 2016
A perzine by Dawn “Zilla” Graham mostly covering day-to-day experiences, observations, and thoughts. May 2016 includes the return trip from Chicago, work stuff, Bravenet, a block party, dreams, sunshine, a prison camp, photovoice, a funeral, isolation, karmic retribution, and more. … Continued
Ima Eat You! April 2016
A perzine by Dawn “Zilla” Graham mostly covering day-to-day experiences, observations, and thoughts. April 2016 includes physical therapy, older issues of Ima Eat You!, nostalgia, data analysis, the word “tump,” labor laws, playing pinball in Portland, car repairs, HSAM, Chicago … Continued
Ima Eat You! March 2016
A perzine by Dawn “Zilla” Graham mostly covering day-to-day experiences, observations, and thoughts. March 2016 includes work stuff, support systems, doctor visits, photography, news items, fear, the Sturbridge tattoo convention, lisps, substance use, books, social skills, empathy, Johnny Cash, laziness, … Continued
Ima Eat You! February 2016
A perzine by Dawn “Zilla” Graham mostly covering day-to-day experiences, observations, and thoughts. February 2016 includes data, physical therapy and health, normalization, news items, casting calls, mental health, disappointment, a Star Wars party, mental health, brain training, and more. 32 … Continued
Confessions
A black and white zine about my insecurities as a woman of colour who immigrated to Canada. By Siomai Charlene. 16 pages, 4.25 x 5.5 in
9 Love Potions
Poems to improve your personal relationships. By School of Life Design. 24 pages, 4.25 x 5.5 in
Everything is Going To Be Okay
11 guided meditations. By School of Life Design. 44 pages, 5.5 x 8.5 in
How to Feel Better
Exercises focused on spiritual well being. By School of Life Design. 24 pages, 5.5 x 8.5 in
Introduction to Intuition & Clairvoyance
Exercises to help you tap into your intuitive powers. By School of Life Design. 24 pages, 5.5 x 8.5 in
Introduction to Magick
Accessible intro to ritual magick. By School of Life Design. 24 pages, 5.5 x 8.5 in
Introduction to Mindfulness & Manifestation
Exercises to help you become aware of your thoughts. By School of Life Design. 24 pages, 5.5 x 8.5 in
Introduction to Gratitude & Self Love
Exercises to help you love yourself and your life. By School of Life Design. 24 pages, 5.5 x 8.5 in
Is It Men or Is It Me?
A personal explanation of victimhood and emotional violence. By Penises Are Confusing with Polly & Amanda. 8 pages, 2.75 x 4.25 in
Notes from a Typewriter: The Politics Issue
Satirical short stories on the absurdities of our political system. By Benjamin Chapman. 20 pages, 5.5 x 8.5 in