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Fem Static Zine #5 Eco Feminism by Charissa Lucille
Fem Static Zine issue five focuses on eco-feminism and sexism. Inside you can find comics, art, writing, poetry, illustrations and more from over 20 wonderful contributors.
Patch - Wasted Ink Zine Distro
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*Note - this is a handmade item by Charissa Lucille and may have small imperfections. Please consider this part of the DIY charm.
Screen printed with Saturn Hex in Phoenix.
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Shirts are being sold at cost with the option to add on funds to send to Atlanta Solidarity for bail funds. https://atlsolidarity.org/
Shirts are printed on unisex black tee shirts
Chapter Book: Pain & Progress by Charissa Lucille
Oasis Zine Issue 2: A Deep Well by Taylor Hines and Holum Press
This local Arizona zine is all about the anxiety capitalism causes and how to change those systems in people's lives. It's a collaborative zine made by a group of anticapitalists. It's hand bound with a perfect bind, has a black on black screen printed cover, and contains colorful art. It's full of thought provoking essays and illustrations about the world and systems we live and exist in.
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Blunt Talk Zine
Blunt Talk is a collaborative zine with 15 contributors all about cannabis. It's 36 color pages that include definitions, history, current laws and racism, stories, art, a love poem, edible recipes and a whole lot more. Order this zine today! Published 4/20/18.
Survivor Zine Issue 1 by Fem Static Zine & Hush Baby
This half-size zine is 32 pages and originally published in 2015. It contains art, stories, and resources from 25 contributors. This zine is about surviving rape, violence and abuse and aims to help people feel less alone after experiencing trauma of their own. This zine comes with a content warning but could connect you with others and connect you with resources. Order it today!
Survivor Zine Issue 2 by Fem Static Zine and Hush Baby
This half-size zine is 28 pages and originally published in 2016. It contains art, stories, and resources from 26 contributors. This zine is about surviving rape, violence and abuse and aims to help people feel less alone after experiencing trauma of their own. This zine comes with a content warning but could connect you with others and connect you with resources. Order it today!
Oasis On Ice Winter 2019 by Taylor Hines and Holum Press
This local Arizona zine is all about the anxiety capitalism causes and how to change those systems in people's lives. It's a collaborative zine made by a group of anticapitalists. This particular issue is all about winter and contains writing about santa, vacation, and libraries. Order this zine today!
Oasis Landfill of Advice by Taylor Hines and Holum Press
"Everyone knows capitalism stinks, but few offer actionable plans for change. Platitudes and inspiration pile up well-intentioned but usable, like so much tainted compost. We wade through a landfill of advice.
Might confronting and immersing ourselves in our garbage be an emancipatory act? Let's explore this age of trash takes and putrid opinions, delving into our overproduction, our overthinking, the trash we breathe in and out."
This local Arizona zine is all about the anxiety capitalism causes and how to change those systems in people's lives. It's a collaborative zine made by a group of anticapitalists. It's full of thought provoking essays and illustrations about the world and systems we live and exist in.
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Delicate Pipes by Erin Dorney
Delicate Pipes is a perzine that explores digestive issues the author has dealt with her entire life. This zine explores her symptoms, coping mechanisms, and journey. Her aim with this zine is to help someone else feel a little less alone. Her words are paired with collage imagery of plants and plumbing. Order this perzine today!
Everyday Magic #1 - Here by Finn Oakes
Everyday Magic #1 - Here was published in 2012. From the introduction: “i want to believe in a woo that is centered in justice. i want to practice a spirituality where personal transformation is tied to collective healing. i want to talk to stones and listen to trees and march downtown and dance on the port and call it all magic. ” Order today to read and absorb this zine!
Everyday Magic #2 - Between by Finn Oakes
Everyday Magic #2 - Between was published in 2014. From the intro: “It could be infinitely worse. And it could be infinitely better. Between these possibilities we live and between these possibilities we practice.” The apocalypse. Practicing magic on stolen ground. Ritual as emergence. Resiliency and active hope. The relationship between queers and magic. This zine is a great guide. Order it 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!
Everyday Magic #4 - Place by Finn Oakes
Everyday Magic #4 - Place by Finn Oakes was published in 2018. It contains reflections on living on land and making home, ancestry, white supremacy, intersectionality, farming, climate change, prayer, spirits, leaning into long-time and staying in place. Order this zine today!
The Wonder of it All: #2 Downwards Mobility
Holding and reading through “The Wonder of it All” feels like reading the morning newspaper, if that’s ever a thing you did. Each short essay discusses a variety of meanings for downward mobility - from Dawn ( The Office [UK version]) pursuing her dream career, Loading Bay Dave straddling a hefty drinking habit and a loading job, to Jani Lane being known for a song he hates. What’s our potential, and what’s our reality?
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The Paruretic: Vacation #03 by Mark Cunning
From the Author: "This is issue 3 in the Paruretic series. In this issue, learn how a guy with paruresis travels the country by plane and automobile. Most people, when planning a vacation, have to search for flights, hotels, and rental cars. As someone who is pee shy, I have to find bathrooms. Not just any bathroom, but ones in which I can relax enough to open the floodgates and empty my bladder. It's not easy."
This perzine is quarter-size, 32 pages.
The Paruretic: The Search For Help #04 by Mark Cunning
From the Author: "This is the 4th issue in the Paruretic series. This issue deals with my search for curing and talking about my paruresis. I've approached a handful of doctors about my problem, and their various reactions have been confusion, pity, and rejection. Having shy bladder is a humiliating way to live, and not being able to tell trusted medical professionals about it makes it unbearable. Where do we turn? How do we find help?"
This is a 32-page quarter-size perzine with a color cover.
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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Who Am I? by Mary Barba
Who Am I? is an interactive zine to help you explore your identity. Identities are multifaceted, complex, and ever-growing. Understanding and interacting with your identity will allow you to act in ways that align with your beliefs and values, and allow you to love a happier, healthier, more fulfilling life.
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How To Eat by Susannah Hainley
Eating often feels complicated. We are told—by media, institutions, experts, and society—what and how we should eat, often without the acknowledgment that diet can be highly contextual, cultural, and personal. This zine was created out of a personal desire to collaborate with my wonderful sister (a dietitian diagnosed with Celiac Disease) and to synthesize some of my own learnings about diet and the economic / cultural / historical / political structures of food.
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.
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.
Trauma Therapy by Mary Barba
This zine is a collection of insight about trauma therapy, including firsthand experiences written by myself and others, stories about EMDR, coping methods, insight about interacting with dreams, examples of art therapy, and more. My hope is that you find encouragement about trauma therapy in this zine; it does not have to be a scary experience. Whether you are considering trauma therapy yourself, or you are educating yourself on behalf of someone you love, I hope you find some encouraging and relaxing insight in my zine.
Fem Static Zine Issue 7 by Charissa Lucille
Started in 2014, Fem Static is a zine focusing on Fourth Wave Feminism topics with the goal of encouraging discussion, spreading awareness and resonating with people of any race, gender, class, sex, or identity. Issue 7, A Safer Guide to Sexual Health and Gender, provides an updated discussion on fourth wave feminism, a community page, poetry, art, and articles about gender identity, a guide to menstruation products, an article about mental health and menstruation, forms of birth control, a guide for getting an abortion, a quick guide on STIs, and an article on masturbation as sexual health. The last page, SHIT, is blank for your notes, thoughts, and doodles.
This zine hosts 16 contributors from the US, Canada, Puerto Rico, Italy, and Scotland. This zine is black and white and 44 pages.
A Bit About Autism 1 by Lex Kartane
"In this mini zine I briefly share some thoughts about autism from actually autistic persons perspective. It also talks about ableism."
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Random Thoughts About Stimming by Lex Kartane
"This mini zine talks about the joy of stimming and how important is for self regulation, particularly for autistic folks."
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Sitting Shiva by Lucy Moran
Sitting Shiva is a zine that deals with the grief we are all holding after living through (and continuing to live through) the COVID-19 pandemic. After seeing such a loss in our species, this zine asks us to sit in our grief. In the Jewish tradition, family members sit shiva after a death to honor their mourning. This zine is a call for that needed pause.
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.
Check out this great zine and the other zines and comics Jean has made!
Midnight ServiceBy Joe Carlough
Benefit zine to support the Mütter Museum of art and essays by various artists that comes with an album download. Proceeds benefit the museum, released in conjunction with This & That Tapes.
The Kytchyn Witche Guide to Natural Living by Katie Haegele and Nadine Schneider and Joe Carlough
A how-to zine about making your own natural household and skincare products. Designed & printed by Joe.
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.
Enduring Change in Dead Systems: Dark Paths That Cloud The Eyes by Will Dee
When a global totalitarian network invites Aura to work with them, a trip go Ghana becomes an encounter with ancient beings and a battle for Earth's survival. What path Aura will choose?
Part 3 of the "Enduring Change in Dead Systems" zine universe.
Author: Will Dee
Publisher: self-published
Pages: 32pp
Size: 5.5 x 8.5
Notes: saddle-stitched, b/w
Release Date: 2021
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.
Enduring Change in Dead Systems: Path to Etiolqa by Will Dee
Pursued by a totalitarian organization, Aura is caught in a worldwide conflict between factions. If she follows the instructions given by interdimensional beings, she may become a pawn in a larger game. Who holds the key to understanding what the future holds? Part 4 of the ECIDS zine universe.
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Margins & Shadows by Lucy Moran
"Irmgard Kein was a German Writer from the 1930s who was blacklisted by the Nazis. The bold sexuality and subversion in her work is still refreshing and timely-almost 100 years later. Her life was mysterious and full of chutzpah and the lessons in her work travel to us across time—teaching us with their resistance, pleasure and radical approach to love. In this bio zine filled with archived photos and hand drawn and painted illustrations, learn about a person ahead of their time who refused to look away. She’s a gem!”
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Tabling Zines (A Pocket Guide) By Charissa Lucille
The first issue of Charissa Lucille's zine FAQ series, "Tabling Zines (A Pocket Guide)," walks readers through various items to pack and bring with them when tabling zine fests and events. It covers tips and tricks and how to table outdoors in the elements.
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Anxious Attachment by Brooke Eolande
A zine of poetry about feeling like you’re too much and not enough and always alone. Size A6. Full Color.
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When You Want to Die by Brooke Eolande
Tw: a realistically optimistic zine about suicide and how some days it can be really hard to talk yourself out of it. Because most people don't usually know what to say. Size A6.
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Dear Ludwig by Daniela Kasimir
"Dear Ludwig" is a fan zine about the bavarian King Ludwig, whose life was a tragedy. He was called the "fairytail-king", loves Music and was awake in the night. This zine tells the story of some of his other ghosts.
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The story of the first stamp of the world by Daniela Kasimir
The first stamp of the World was called "Penny Black". The second stamp was called "Penny Red". This handmade art zine in limited edition of 24 pcs. tells how the story behind the first and second stamps could have been.
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Joe Carlough in A Satanic Butchery of Boredom by Joe Carlough
Ever-prolific zinester Joe Carlough goes all in for his latest, A Satanic Butchery of Boredom: 50 reviews from his dive into a low-budget B-horror DVD box set. The worst of the worst meets campy midnight movies, stylized gems, punk slasher flicks, and some things that aren't even horror.
62 pages, half-letter size. Full-color stills from movies included!
We'll Never Have Paris Vol. 17 by Andria Alefhi
Bringing you the noir in memoir since 2007. A bicoastal literary zine of personal essays, devoted to giving emerging writers a home in print. Printed annually in NYC.
Void Space by Elizabeth Berry
Void Space. The experience of the in between. This mini zine dives into the practice of chaos magic and how our beliefs form our realities.
Floralia Roses by Taylor Hammett
An exploration of trying to replicate a single rose with 8 different medias. There is a poem that follows along through the zine.
Patterned Pride by Jennifer Baulier
Patterned Pride includes art of 10 different pride flags made using washi tape. These are pride progress, gay man, lesbian, bisexual, pansexual, asexual, nonbinary, trans, genderqueer, and intersex.
A Zine About Angel Numbers Vol. 1 by Jade Gallegos
This zine serves as a beginner-mystic's guide to numerology and messages from the beyond. It provides a brief and easy explanation of the numerology and spiritual meaning behind number sequences 000/0000, 111/1111, 222/2222, 333/3333, 444/4444, 555/5555, 666/6666, 777/7777, 888/8888, and 999/9999. What messages are your spiritual team sending to you?
New Wave Chicken Issue 9 by Steve Hart and Matthew Thompson
This issue of New Wave Chicken is very special to me. I’ve described this issue as a “love letter” to my friends. Issue 9 is a celebration of my incredible fortune of being surrounded by artist friends throughout my life. In this issue, I interview the people who left an indelible mark on my soul.
Many of my friends in this issue are not household names. Maybe they should be, but that’s not up to me. However, there hasn’t gone a day where I haven’t thought or spoken about them. In some ways, these friends created me.
This issue features Hudley Flipside whose scribbles in Flipside were always a highlight. Michael Banks is an artist and musician, currently living in Michigan and creating new installments with his wife. Michael Peoples is a fascinating artist, creating wax figures from discarded crayons. I interviewed Eris Noren, who helped me with Licentia et Pax, my previous fanzine in the '80s.
This issue also features interviews with Ross Sewage (Impaled, Exhumed)—printer extraordinaire—about his artistic process. Also inside are interviews with Travis D. Simmons, a unique fine-art painter from Georgia, and Al Garr, a digital artist and sticker maker out here in Maui.
Lastly, this issue includes an in-depth interview with Mark Ottens, one of my favorite artists in the world. This interview wanders all over the world, from India to Wisconsin.
-Steve Hart
36 pages, half size, offset print
New Wave Chicken Issue 8 by Steve Hart and Matthew Thompson
New Wave Chicken fanzine was created in an attempt to bring friends together and tell our stories of growing up in the early '80s, discovering punk rock and new wave, creating bands, seeing shows and surviving. For many of us, these formative years have galvanized us to the people we are today—creative and obsessive music fans. I remember sitting in my backyard in Maui, surrounded by chickens, thinking I should start writing stories down before I get too old, thus New Wave Chicken was born.
I’ve spent over thirty years creating issue number eight. It has been that long that I’ve wanted to interview Paul from Jim Jones and the Kool-Ade Kids and we spent days talking about how punk rock in West Michigan started, blossomed and exists to this day.
Another interview features Tim from the Cannibinoids, a popular West Michigan band that didn’t leave a record for us to remember, just a few pictures on the internet and a YouTube video.
Danbert Nobacon from the band Chumbawamba is also interviewed and we talk about his new musical project, Axis of Dissent.
The artist Mike Banks contributed a story about Grand Rapids, and another artist, Mike Fisher, who grew up in a small town in Northern California writes about discovering punk rock.
Lastly, I write about one of the most defining moments of my life, the days leading up to Mr. Bungle’s second North American tour.
I hope that you will be willing to join us in the celebration of punk rock, new wave and chickens.
Aloha!
-Steve Hart
40 pages, half size issue
The Bread Game by Taylor Hammett
A turn based card game with breads as the characters. Includes Instructions, puns and buns.
Ro-Sham-Crimbo by Peter Onelio
Ro-Sham-Crimbo is a zine dedicated to investigating topics related to counter-apologetics, comparative mythology and psychology. Issue #1 includes heretical thoughts on Eden and the diabolical concept of original sin.
Ker-bloom! No. 153 by Karen Switzer
This is issue number 153 of the letterpress zine Kerbloom, and the third in the sub series called The Gay Narrative Arc.
4.25”x5.5” folded, 8 pages, numbered edition of 250.
Letterpress printed in Berkeley, California.
Tracker Kiosk by Matthew Castellano and Matthew Thompson
Matthew Castellano’s Tracker Kiosk explores a world ravished by plague and it’s up to the nomadic “kiosks” to offer help and guidance as culture bearers, general stores and information. Follow the first troop into the unknown.
“In these times, navigate with more than our eyes. We need our hearts.”
-Tracker Echo
20 pages, digest size
Ker-bloom! No. 156 by Karen Switzer
This is a letterpress printed zine about how I never got issued a copy of the Lesbian Handbook, and so I had to figure out things like the WNBA.
4.25”x5.5” folded, 8 pages, numbered edition of 250.
Letterpress printed in Berkeley, California.
Today's Look Book by Kianna Joe
"Todays Look Book" was inspired by emotions that are felt among Indigenous women. I also wanted to combine fashion with emotions to create a comparison that can be easily followed.
The Zillennial Zine, Roots Edition 1 by Sabrina Proffitt
The Zillennial Zine & Zs The Zine's first ever print magazine, including "Roots" & "The Matriarch." This zine is a double-sided 2-1 magazine! One side all is about feminism and the other is all about environmentalism!
Embrace the Hate by Matthew Thompson
Fluke Publishing presents Embrace the HATE, a collection of raw and desolate journal entries, poems and writings told through two alternating perspectives over the course of a year—exploring their own repressed thoughts of hatred and confusion.
In this issue, we see Luis Hernandez’s growth over the past year as he confronts his own anger in a series of journal entries.
Tim Morrison prods at the unending discomfort of dissociative states through his own semi-fictional poetry and flash writings.
Each piece is embodied by the illustrations from artists Cole McVay and Katie Bell.
Graphic designer Caleb Stafford matches the intensity and tone of each work through his overall designs and formats.
32 pages, half size issue
Porch Beers, Issue #4.5 by Porch Beers Press
In a special bonus issue of Porch Beers, Elliott watches and reviews the season of Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution that filmed in Huntington, WV. He also interviews key folks involved with the filming of the show. Check it out if you dig reality TV through a political lens,or behind the scenes type stuff.
Porch Beers 4.5 is black and white, 5.5 x 8.5, 36 pages
Spooky Stories About Insane Asylums by Reflective Zines
Many spooky Halloween stories include tales of old insane asylums; the stereotypical story usually follows a particularly disturbed patient that becomes violent or possessed, wreaking chaos on the doctors and the public. However, in reality, patients were almost always the victims of the cruel things that occurred in old psychiatric hospitals. The purpose of this zine is to share spooky stories about old mental institutions in the spirit of Halloween, but also to bring light to the wrongdoings of past psychiatric doctors, and educate people on how mental healthcare has improved in the last century!
Bad Apples by Kara Khan & Matt Williams
In 2021, we hosted digital zine residents, helping them organize and create a zine picked from a stack of proposed zine projects. We’re very happy to present the finished product of that work.
Bad Apples is an audiovisual zine documenting the police brutality during the June 2020 Black Lives Matter protests in Philadelphia, and is the result of months of sorting through photographs, parsing audio recordings and the audio taken from video recordings, and creating a narrative that speaks to the brute force and cold reasoning behind the cops’ tactics during the protests. Here’s more from the artists:
"On June 1, 2020 Philadelphia police made international headlines. First, for excessively tear gassing a group of protesters on the highway, and then allowing a mob of armed men to attack, threaten, and intimidate a group of protesters outside of the Fishtown police station. As witnesses and victims to both of these historic moments in Philadelphia, we intend to transform the horrific actions of that day into a piece of art through photographs, text, audio clips, and music."
Half-size, 20 pages, flip zine, edition of 250, comes with audio to listen to while reading the zine and an addressed postcard you can use to tell the Fishtown police how well they did during the protests.
Oasis: Superstition, Issue 6 by Taylor Hines
In Oasis: Superstition, Issue 6, explore how superstitions, paranoia, occult dabblings and half-beliefs all mingle with our contemporary culture. Is there a pure and sensible politics to be found beneath the layers of nervous shibboleths? Or, if we explore far enough, do we have reason to be spooked?
Grab a flashlight. The footing is treacherous ahead.
Stanchion, Issue 7 by Jeff Bogle
The biggest issue of Stanchion yet, with well over 20 contributors, with short stories, creative non-fiction, poems, and flash inside this remarkable issue.
60 pages.
Perfect bound with spine.
Published: March 2022
Oasis: Mirage, Issue 5 by Taylor Hines
In this issue of Oasis, explore tricks played on us by the heatstroke of addiction, the wasteland echoes of alienation, the horizon of social progress. Keep walking.
There's water up ahead.
The Life and Death of Birdie's Pizza Party by Birdie Birdashaw
Within these pages is proof that Birdie wrote, drew, inked, and "colored" this book in less than 24 hours. A challenge that many fail. Not only that, he sold his wallet to John Derrick West to draw that amazing cover that makes you question pineapple on pizza.
Stanchion, Issue 8 by Jeff Bogle
Issue Eight of Stanchion features short stories, works of flash fiction, poems, and striking black and white photography from over 25 writers and photographers.
60 pages.
Perfect bound with spine.
Published: July 2022
Hummingbird Heart by Kinsale Drake and Alice Mao
“hummingbird heart” is a zine about inversion of the cishet white, male gaze, alienation, desire, loneliness, queerness, and other “ness”es. created in 2021 by alice and kinsale while on an ill-fated nyc trip that ended with squatting in UNIQLO eating streetmeat, the zine was inspired by alice awkwardly asking kinsale “if she was ... you know...
*looks sideways and dangles wrist*
”she was. they both were. and thus, this zine was born
Kinsale is a Diné poet, performer, and junior at Yale University studying the intersections of cultural (re)vitalization movements, Indigenous poetics, and Indigenous feminisms. She previously served as a 2017-2018 National Student Poet, was named in 2019 as one of Time Magazine’s “34 People Changing How We See the World,” and is the recipient of the J. Edgar Meeker Prize and the YIPAP prize for poetry. Her work has been published or shared by Torrey House Press, the Los Angeles Times, Time Magazine, The Adroit Journal, and more. Usually based on occupied Tongva Lands (Los Angeles) and out of the Southwest, she works with Native youth in storytelling and mental health programming, edits Changing Wxman Collective, and can often be found penning love poems to the high desert. According to Alice, “She once made her boyfriend kiss a rat, which was a lot to process. She showed me pictures. :(”
Alice is a junior at Yale University. Her work explores themes of isolation, desire, and alienation.