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Channeled Poetry, The Collection - From the Star Gates of Light by Malinda Hurd
Shattered Glass by CL
Shattered Glass is a perzine and photozine about overcoming chaos and loosing relationships. It has full color pages with 35mm film photos and poetry about growth. Order it today!
Hello, Sunshine by Daniel Mariotti
"31 photographs taken over 31 days of journaling capture the fluctuation of how I experience depression. Even on my best days, where the world appears most vivid and colorful, depression is ever present, a force physically seen in each picture-- depression visually mimicked through altering my camera, by poking holes into the shutter, constructing the fog seen in the images, a fog that contracts and grows at the mercy of space-time."
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How To Be Alive in a Dying World by Finn Oakes
How to Be Alive In A Dying World is a lyrical mini book of reflections on how to feel alive and resilient inside of climate chaos. It's a set of notes to the self that's soothing to the soul. Order this zine today!
Everyday Magic #3 - Love by Finn Oakes
Everyday Magic #3 - Love by Finn Oakes was published in 2015. It contains stories about building relationships to nine different plants across nine years. Vignettes about birth, death, sex, healing, work, trauma, ritual and the ways I have learned to live into love. Order this zine today!
L.A. Sucks...and so do you by Yolie Contreras
A spiritual sequel to Miserable Bitch, LA Sucks... And So Do You zine, is a meditation on the concept of what "home" means. Filled with disappointments, a sad girl playlist and Hollywood Forever Cemetery, this zine shows that you can never truly go home again.
Poems That May Change by Michael Buckius
Poems that may change is a darkly humorous and whimsical collection of 15 poems written during the pandemic. It’s about America, the passing of time, maturity, cats, and other weird reflections during this strange and tragic time. These are poems born from both stagnancy and immediacy, a tribute to getting lost in both serious and silly thoughts.
I Just Had to Get Something Off My Chest by Jude Schroder
In their first ever zine, Jude (they/them/theirs) takes you through their top surgery journey. From trying on a binder for the first time to proudly displaying their chest six months post-op, Jude peels back their skin to reveal the impact of gender-affirming surgery in a trans person’s life. Part photo essay and part poem, this vulnerable zine will take you along a non-binary person’s quest towards a flat chest.
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Oblivion Spin Occasionally: Borrowed Skeletons by Matthew Tinsley
32 pages of aesthetic af ramblings. This issue of the oh es oh explores nostalgia and skeletons we carry with us, literal and metaphorical, in a round about way.
Hexed by Salem Black
"Hexed is a collection of poems from when I felt that I was being hexed by Sabrina The Teenage Bitch." It's a great read for folks interested in gothic poetry.
Memoirs of a Liar Collage Edition by Charissa Lucille
This zine was originally published in 2016 as a collage edition of Memoirs of a Liar. It contains short typewritten prose poems about people I've kissed in my life alongside collages and found images. This zine is 16 pages long, full color, and handbound with wax thread.
Please know this zine comes with a trigger warning of violence, drug use, and sexual abuse.
Unfinished // Isolation by Charissa Lucille
This zine is the third issue in Charissa's Unfinished series. Every year that feels monumental, they publish a zine. Issue three contains typewritten poems paired with cell phone photos during COVID-19 isolation.
This zine is 12 pages long, full color, and handbound with wax thread. This zine contains discussion of mental and physical illness.
A Measure of Safety by Justine Marzack
A collection of poems by queer non binary author Justine Nathalie Marzack. Hand bound and hand painted, part of the Royal Blue limited edition of 20.
Neurotic Hag by Yolie Contreras
The third zine in my color series. Neurotic Hag focuses on my various neuroses, being childfree and the idea of family. First half deals with my own general neurotic thoughts. Second half deals with being childfree and my thoughts on family.
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mommom poempoem daddad by Michael Buckius
A collection of 24 new poems that are both absurd and serious but always planted firmly in the tradition of anti-nostalgia.
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Better Than What by Michael Buckius
Black and white half-frame photography, poetry, and plenty of empty space to think.
Hideous Monster by Shannen Roberts
Photo and poem zine #2 in a two-part series. "Hideous Monster" battles the different terrors men shapeshift into and the aftermath of fear, anger, and inadequacy. It was written at the same time as Cusi Coyllur’s "Bipolar Lovers in Love" EP over a course of 10 years. 32 pages. 8 x 5 inches. Color. Handwritten and typed poems and drawings by Shannen Roberts (Cusi Coyllur). Photography by Sara Corona. Comes with a bookmark that has a code to download the EP for free.
There was This Girl I Knew Before by Jude Schroder
“there was this girl i knew before” explores what it was like for Jude (they/them) to be in a relationship with someone who became severely depressed for over a year. This zine features poetry Jude wrote during the Covid-19 lockdown in 2020 and 2021 as well as their original illustrations. This poetry and art anthology will take you through the struggles of living through isolation and tackling mental health challenges within a romantic relationship. [Warning] This zine covers the following themes: depression, mental illness, trauma, and abusive relationships. A5 size, Glossy
Flushed Flamin' Hot Red by Valerie Grijalva
A collection of 8 silly, questionable, poems centered and made about Flamin' Hot Cheetos. I know they're bad, but they hit just right and I hope the poetry does the same. The zine is full handmade and has foil on a vellum cover, hand marbled paper with a surprise on the inside covers.
Growing Up Queer In the Suburbs: A Compilation Zine by Maira McDermott
A 40 page black and white compilation zine about growing up queer in the suburbs, featuring 19 contributors! Printed by Wasted Ink Zine Distro in Phoenix, AZ <3
Stars & Stitches by Dawn May
A zine about identity and understanding yourself (or a lack thereof). Two poems, one has the stars and the other has the stitches, and a first attempt at the use of color and graphic design in a zine.
The Dragon Within Antarctica’s Prison by Will Dee
In the early 22nd century, trapped in an Antarctic research facility, Aura feels as if she has been defeated by the totalitarian conglomerate Command. In the midst of invasive testing, a transdimensional breakthrough emerges. Is there a message for those who Remember?
Shine! Issue 1 by Ellie Maverick
When is it Okay to Punch a Cop? by Birdie Birdashaw
A poetry zine. A “satirical” list of reasons one may need to “punch” a “cop”.
Cutting Words: A Mostly Haiku Zine #1 by Birdie Birdashaw
The first issue in an ongoing series of poetry and art that’ll make you laugh, think and want to read more!
Cutting Words: A Mostly Haiku Zine #2 by Birdie Birdashaw
The second issue in an ongoing series of poetry and art that’ll make you laugh harder, think more and want to read the most!
Awoomon II by Hannah Walsh
A collection of postpartum poems and drawings by a nonbinary parent and their child. Thoughts on gestation, lactation, and survival through the lens of queer alchemy.
Cherry Chili Pie - a short and sweet sapphic romance zine by Timothea Haider
Size 4in x 5.25
This sugary short story is 19 pages of lesbian sweetness wrapped in a flaky golden crust.
Fiona is the owner of Siren's Sweet Treats bakery. To mend her broken heart, she invents a new pie while in a drunken haze. She is shocked and delighted to find that it becomes a favorite for an attractive and mysterious new customer.
Dates at the Doctor's Office by Charissa Lucille
Dates at the Doctor’s Office is a quarter sized zine that contains a poem written about the supportive relationship between the author and their lover/caregiver. It’s printed in black and white on recycled cream paper. The poem inside had been originally written and performed as a part of a workshop series and public storytelling event called “Centering Our Stories” during November of 2025. This project was sponsored by the National Center on Disability and Journalism at Cronkite and the Human Services Research Institute.
The Grief Commune by Alex Dodt
The Grief Commune includes eight personal grief stories alongside manifestos on the politics of grief, visual art, and interactive pages for the reader to write about their own grief experiences. Collective grief can heal our personal and political wounds, and this zine is here to help!
Without the Words, There’s No Song by Billy Bridwell III
Impressions 2 By Jean Marie Munson
Transmission Lost by Zoe Sugg
Figments by Alexa Lima
This zine features simplistic, and still intricate, fragment-like collages. If you appreciate what can be said with minimalist art, this zine is within your wheelhouse.
(Also, if you unfold the zine entirely, there’s a beautiful piece waiting for you!)
King-Cat No. 79 by John Porcellino
King-Cat is a slice-of-life comic collection, featuring a Tops 40s list, a guest comic from Gabrielle Bell, and letters + art from readers. If you’re looking for a sometimes funny, sometimes heartfelt perzine-adjacent read, this might be the zine for you!
There is Something I Want to be by Bethany Fortner
This mini-zine expresses the dynamic and powerful expressions from those who have been told to be smaller than themselves. The accompanying art is simple and beautiful linework, framing the “I want” phrases. Order this mini-zine today!
Babes From Outer-Space by 12doodlinglambs
Gorgeous and unique one-eyed alien girls on every page - what’s not to love? Order this zine today and see these aliens in all their bloody, pin-up glory!
Dog Day Depression by Elliott Jouza
Dog Day Depression is a short wordless, all color comic about a dog human doing his daily routine in the restroom, except this time it might have gone a bit too far. Find out how by purchasing!
Elliott Jouza is an Arizona-based self taught transmasculine artist, creating both uniquely queer content, and short comics with original characters.
The Magic Glasses by Melina Chavarria and Jean Munson
The Magic Glasses is about a young Latina growing up in a world obsessed with social media and public opinion. Heidy just graduated high school and is uncertain about what she wants to do with her life. She spends most of her time playing video games all day and partying with friends at night. Brace yourself as Heidy begins the adventure towards finding the Magic Glasses.
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The Tangible Calling Issue #3 by Drew Campbell
"The Tangible Calling #3 is the latest zine from Vlasinda Productions. It was first conceived in 2012, after previously releasing the first 2 issues. For whatever reason it went unfinished and put aside. Recently we came across it and decided it was time. So here it is, almost a decade later."
It's Just Another Day #1 by BluRaven Houvener
The adventure begins when Jake, a small town teen, arrives home from school one day and discovers something that shatters his life as he knows it. This 1st issue kicks off a reboot of the former webcomic with new art and stories! Add this comic to your collection today!
It's Just Another Day #2 by BluRaven Houvener
Teen life can be awkward...it doesn't get any better when you live in a cramped dark basement with your parents. At least your girlfriend is by your side...right? Wacky antics ensue as Jake tries to cope in this second issue of the It's Just another day series!
Kinogram #1: Uncle Jerry by S.A. Mukherji
"A story about a farm, Fargo, family, abuse, humor, creativity, silences, hauntings, love, loss. A story about my uncle. The first in a planned series of five. 24 pages with color illustrations."
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Monstrous Vol 2 by Kayla Shaggy
Monstrous Zine Vol. 2 - Another collection of more detailed illustrations of monsters in all of their black and white glory!
Empty by Zack John Lee
"Empty" is a visual retelling of the story of Tokusan, a buddhist scholar who upon his awakening under a Zen master, became a prominent teacher in Zen Buddhism. Empty is based on the stories (koans) told in the Blue Cliff Records. (3 color Riso print)
Illustrated Bar Flies: Ghost by Fly Paper
When the pandemic shut down live performances, the monthly storytelling event Bar Flies was out on the street. Instead of hosting shows on Zoom, Bar Flies co-founder Amy Silverman launched a series of Illustrated Bar Flies -- true stories told with words AND pictures. We presented these online and now they are available in print, as zines. The theme for the third in the series, published in October 2020, is GHOST.
Illustrated Fire Flies: Mask by Fly Paper
When the pandemic shut down live performances, the monthly storytelling event Bar Flies was out on the street. Instead of hosting shows on Zoom, Bar Flies co-founder Amy Silverman launched a series featuring true stories told with words AND pictures. We presented these online and now they are available in print, as zines. The second in the series is devoted to work by teens, as part of our teen program, Fire Flies. The theme for Illustrated Fire Flies, published in August 2020, is MASK.
Illustrated Bar Flies: Home by Fly Paper
When the pandemic shut down live performances, the monthly storytelling event Bar Flies was out on the street. Instead of hosting shows on Zoom, Bar Flies co-founder Amy Silverman launched a series of Illustrated Bar Flies -- true stories told with words AND pictures. We presented these online and now they are available in print, as zines. The theme for the first in the series, published in May 2020, is HOME.
Women of Westeros by Jackson Kloog
Women of Westeros - For all the Game of Thrones fans! A limited edition handmade book of lithographs.
Junk Drawer by Morgan Everly
"A zine of black and white musings, and general illustrations that were cute, but not quite good enough for anything substantial. A look at my day to do doodles from work, home and the bars, and a widely inclusive look into my messy brain!"
Amoral Beatitudes #5 by Alex Crockett
Issue 5 of Amoral Beatitudes was themed on the wide array of experiences and thoughts that came up during the 2020 pandemic, with the usual lens of social justice advocacy and activism. TW for topics of loss/bereavement, sexual abuse, substance abuse, political gaslighting, and so on. This zine is 72 pages long and includes over 30 different contributors from a variety of backgrounds.
Morning Routine by Cassidy Parsons and ZuZu Cartoons
This zine uses the monster genre to explore the relationship between the anxieties that live in our minds and the ones we see in the real world. The best part is the ghoul's outline on the front cover: As these are hand-drawn, each one is unique!
Year: 2019
Idea by Cassidy Parsons, Script & Art by ZuZu Cartoons
The Story of Them Chapter 1 by Chris Talbot-Heindl
The Story of Them is an exploration of what it's like to be nonbinary or gender non-conforming in today's very gender binary society. In Chapter 1, Charlie makes the call to get affirming therapy and discusses what happened last time when they had an unaffirming therapist.
The Story of Them Chapter 2 by Chris Talbot-Heindl
The Story of Them is an exploration of what it's like to be nonbinary or gender non-conforming in today's very gender binary society. In Chapter 2, Yang discusses what happened when they came out as nonbinary to their mother and grandmother.
The Story of Them Chapter 3 by Chris Talbot-Heindl
The Story of Them is an exploration of what it's like to be nonbinary or gender non-conforming in today's very gender binary society. In Chapter 3, Shondra discusses the white cisgender heterosexual nonsense ze experiences at work.
The Story of Them Chapter 4 by Chris Talbot-Heindl
The Story of Them is an exploration of what it's like to be nonbinary or gender non-conforming in today's very gender binary society. In Chapter 4, Tar discusses how they felt watching the 2018 elections.
Running Yonge by Alex Prong
Illustrated by Joey Dean and written by Alex Prong, this 5.5" x 7.5" comic explores the gentrification and financial inaccessibility of Toronto neighborhoods as the narrator trains for a half marathon with their dog, Bowie.
$2.50 from every sale is donated to ACORN (Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now), an independent organization of low and moderate-income folks working toward social and economic justice in nine cities across Canada, including Toronto.
Amazing Arizona Comics #44 by Russ Kazmierczak
The 2020 election is looming, and Arizona's own superheroes face their biggest threats: K.A.R.E.N., the beer bugs, and MORE...!
Check it out, it's a flipbook!
The Story of Them Prologue by Chris Talbot-Heindl
The Story of Them is an exploration of what it's like to be nonbinary or gender non-conforming in today's very gender binary society. In the prologue, Yang, Tar, Shondra, Max, Alex, Isaac, Charlie, and Chris attend a roller derby bout. Chris discusses their anxiety with Shondra. Their conversation causes all the characters to remember their first therapy appointment with Kim, an affirming therapist.
Made The Cut by Shelby Edwards
“Made the Cut” is a zine of illustrations of Butch haircuts. I wanted to give attention to a variety of Butch haircuts and isolate them to emphasize their importance as a source of pride, and claim to Butch identity.
Kiss Me, I'm Radioactive, 2020 Sketchbook Zine by Mads Pennisi
"This 34 page zine includes all the sketches I made during quarantine 2020! Expect Metal Gear fanart, monsters, horses, shirtless men, queer vibes, original characters, comics, playlist, ramblings, and much more! This little book is my baby child, I worked incredibly hard on it!! Printed on nicely textured recycled paper with a full color cover. Measures 8.5" x 5.5" "
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Sketchbook 2019 Zine by Mads Pennisi
"Everything I've sketched in 2019. 30 pages of sketches, full illustrations, concept art, horses, mummies, demons, original characters, queer shenanigans, Jojo's Bizarre Adventure fanart, and more! Includes a playlist, Cult of Doggod membership card, and my eternal love."
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The Magic Glasses Issue 2 by Jean Munson, Melina Cavarria, and Walid Atshe
Heidy is growing up in South Central trying to figure out the game of life. The game is not easy as she navigates the rave without her close friends. This comic issue, Heidy needs the glasses to figure out the game of life.
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Flowery Issue 29 by Mel Stringer
Slice of Life Diary Comics by a Australian-Filipino, Plus Size, Female Artist (June)
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Timid Hungry Ghosts #3 by Ellie Gordon And Irrelevant Press
Illustrated comic by Oakland-based artist Ellie Gordon.
Train Home by Vivi and Irrelevant Press
This zine is all about gender, sexuality, how others perceive and assess gender/sexuality based on physical appearance, the unique pain that comes with being misgendered, and the unique fear that comes with being hit on by a strange man.
2016: The Best and The Worst of Each Damn Week by Liz Walker
An autobiographical comic where artist Liz Walker draws the best and worst thing to happen to her each week for a year. Black and white images with recycled paper cover - staple bound.
Terminally Ill, issue #2 by Riley Shorthair
A step into the Flagstaff Arizona Art scene. It doesn't show all that this small, but vibrant, city has to offer, but a taste. Poetry, comic, art, & nonsense all presented in hand-laid xerographic excellence.
Cramhole #3 by Billups Allen
#3 continues the vignette format with another series of comic stories about working in record stores and being a general dumbass. Dorothy Gambrell and Mr. Chen return (under the condition that I never call again) and Danny Martin from the excellent zine Publick Occurances (also not speaking to me) contribute. Segments include: “More Death of the American Record Store” and “Yard Sale.”