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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
3"x4" patch screen printed on black or grape canvas fabric.
*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.
Patch - Fuck Yea Zines
3"x4" patch screen printed on black or grape canvas fabric.
*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.
Wasted Ink Zine Distro Zine Portal Shirt
Our new Wasted Ink shirts are here!!
We loved this mural Sirrena Griego painted in our store so much that we decided to get it printed on t-shirts.
"My inspiration was from the cosmos and feeling like a celestial being, and how reading zines can open you up to a whole universe of knowledge and different perspectives. It's about feeling at peace and comforted by something that you love, too." - Sirrena Griego
Heat transfer art design on ash-grey shirts by LBX Printing. Currently available in sizes XS-2XL. Not pre-shrunk. Order yours today!
How To Feel Better Zine By School of Life Design
How to Feel Better is a 7-day, intensive attunement course designed to help you find everlasting satisfaction from the infinite source of well being within you. How to Feel Better is available as a 24-page, 5.5×8.5″ PDF or a 20-page, 5.5×8.5″ saddle-stitched booklet.
Chapter Book: Pain & Progress by Charissa Lucille
Patterns of Action - The Value Issue by Jen Urso
Oasis Issue 1 by Taylor Hines and Holum Press
Oasis is a zine published by a group of anticapitalists in Phoenix, AZ. The zine contains a reimagined life as a reprieve from the oppressive conditions capitalism brings. "We can sooner imagine the end of the world than the end of capitalism. We believe that abundance and cooperation can not only exist, but thrive in our desert." Order it today!
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.
F is for FUCK TRUMP - The ABCs of Trump's Presidency - An Activity/Coloring Book
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F is for Fuck Trump is one of our best sellers at Wasted Ink! This zine walks you through the ABCs of Trump's presidency and keeps you busy until this nightmare is over. Proceeds from this zine are donated to The Puente Movement and Border Angels. Order yours today, these go fast! :)
Lazy Diana #2 a Punk Pagan Zine by Kelci Crawford
This color mini zine is all about experiences with a nature-based path. It contains info and writings about tea, connecting to nature, crystals, energy, dreams, candles, and more! We love this zine and think you will too!
The Stitchable Pokedex: Charmander, Charmeleon, & Charizard by Kate Simonsen
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If you're interested in cross stitch and pokemon, this is the zine for you! In this zine, you will learn how to stitch Charmander, Charmeleon, and Charizard. Order this zine today!
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!
XYG - Examine Your Grammar by Mash and Corn
This funny zine is called XYG: Examine Your Grammar - An Adult Guide to Language. It was born from the author's frustration with having to teach traditional grammar concepts to eighth graders and, on top of finding it rather useless to teach, she could only come up with "naughty" example sentences.
It is funny and raunchy and psuedo-educational and one-of-a-kind. Maybe there is a sex-positive person who just wants to know the difference between when to use who and whom in a sentence? Order this zine 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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Vanguard Aesthetics by Alex B. Vanguard
From the Author:
"As We find ourselves navigating this world, we bleive that the way in which we've experienced the world is how reality is. This is, however, a naive way to navigate this world, because we not only invalidate the experiences of others around us, but also leave no room to question our beliefs or ideas. We are fed all these beliefs, ideas and knowledge by our family, our culture, the media we consume; all shaping the way in which we understand our political, economic and social world. I urge you, as you continue page by page, to examine the way power and deception have played a major role in your own personal construction of reality.
This edition will focus more specifically on the concept of Cultural Hegemony. The content throughout is a lens into how hegemony plays out in aspects of our culture, as well as the consequences from it."
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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!
Blast From The Past?
All images and comic strips in this zine are sourced from alternative print media throughout 1979 to 1980. You’ll get a look into the topical issues 40 years ago and see all the ways we’ve changed, and all the ways we haven’t.
Grow Your Own Abortion - Herbs to Make You Bleed by Red Door Collective
This is a full-color educational zine all about herbs that can induce abortions. It contains disclaimers and historical information along with plant information and recipes. It contains a glossary of terms and many links to additional resources as well. If you would like to learn more about using herbs to cause an abortion, this is a great starting point.
Lazy Diana A Punk Pagan Zine #1 by Kelci Crawford
Excerpt from a letter from the writer: “I’m making this zine to celebrate this truly peaceful, introverted, and celebratory practice broadly called Paganism. Paganism is so broad, so liberal, so creative, that to confine the topic to a 10-page zine seems bananas. To which I say, “Yeah. That’s why I want to do more than one issue.”
Issue 1 contains tea mixes, lucid dreaming info, crystals guides, moon phases and more! Add this zine to your home library to learn more about Paganism.
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: #1 Spiritual Shit by The Wonder of it All
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 is thoughtful and unique, covering discussions of older visual culture disappearing, commentary on NHS 10 stress busters, and even a persuasive think-piece argument for listening to Nightstick (a 90’s sludge metal band). Grab this nostalgic zine while it lasts!
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 #01 by Mark Cunning
From the author: "This perzine is about my lifelong struggle with this condition. I tell the story of the childhood bullying incident that triggered this condition. I describe the severity and consequences of living with this condition. This 24-page quarter-size zine is great for anyone who has this phobia as well as those of you who would like to know what it's like to live with a debilitating mental block. Get it now!"
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: Dating #05 by Mark Cunning
From the Author: "This is issue 5 of the Paruretic series. It's alllll about my dating life.
Imagine having a secret so embarrassing that you know it would derail every first date if you let that secret slip out. But if you want to keep dating this person, you need to tell your secret. But if you tell your secret, you won't get to date this person. It's a hellish circle.
Read about how I handle (or avoid handling) my pee problem with the women I dated in high school, college, and beyond. See how my she bladder has driven every part of my love life."
This is a 40-page quarter-size perzine with a color cover.
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.
ADHD Ain't A Joke by Johnny Gamber
"ADHD ain't a joke. It is more than talking out of turn, wiggling in class, fidgeting in meetings. It's a condition that is rooted in a basic malfunction with one's Executive Function. In this zine, I explore what ADHD is, what it feels like, what we can do, and -- tangentially -- what failures on the part of adults can lead to one not being diagnosed until adulthood."
Riot and Roux! "FIRE" December 2020 by Hope Light
"Riot and Roux! is an independent quarterly publication that believes food is political. In our pages we discuss food, power, and social change and aim to explore the intersections of those subjects. We strive to highlight the work being done to correct the many injustices that exist within the food system. In this premier issue of Riot and Roux! hear from activists, artists, chefs and restaurant industry organizations about their efforts to create justice within our food system! Included in this issue is a selection of soup recipes... for our family. Riot and Roux! is proudly printed by union labor in Brooklyn, NY."
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Stanchion 3 Literary Zine by Jeff Bogle
Stanchion Issue Number Three features original short stories, flash fiction, poems, striking b&w photography, and drawings printed on elegantly thick uncoated A5 paper.
36 pages.
Released in January 2021.
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 Brew Coffee in a French Press by Aim Beland
Every wanted to learn how to brew your coffee in a french press? This magical little zine tells you how!
Risograph printed on card-stock.
Phx Gaymers Vol. 1 by Russell Hawkins
This is the first issue of PHXGAYMERS: THE ZINE, a project that highlights the works of the "Gaymers" that participate in our organization from in and around Phoenix, Arizona. Here you will find fan art, essays, recommendations, and a feature on the geeky drag scene in Phoenix. Support your local LGBTQIA+ Gaming/Community Building 501(c)(3) Registered Non-Profit!
It's Just a Phase Zine: A Small Guide for Witches on the History, Spellwork and Power of the Moon by Sher Wicche
It's Just a Phase Zine: A Small Guide for Witches on the History, Spellwork and Power of the Moon focuses on the workings of the moon, lunar magick and helping witches learn more about working with the moon in their own practices. With over 20 pages of content, you'll learn about how the moon works, how witches across the world work with the moon, spell work help and more!
Which Witch Zine: A Condensed Guide to finding a Secular Witchcraft that Works Best for You by Sher Wicche
Which Witch: A Condensed Guide to finding secular witchcraft that works best for you includes over 10 pages of content that briefly discusses certain non-religious witchcraft practices for those who are looking for something more secular. We discuss the general definition of each practice, signs it might be a good fit for you, and additional reading recommendations to help you get started.
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.
Being Chronically Ill Sucks by Sabrina S
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As a chronically ill person, I’ve often felt like the people around me don’t know what I’m going through. I created a guide about my experiences with the health issues I have. This is for any curious person that wants to learn about what it’s like to live with fibromyalgia, chronic headaches and TMJ (jaw joint) dysfunction. There's lots of drawings, hand written text and cute stickers within.
16 pages quarter letter size in color.
Thoughts On Starting Testosterone by Nico Wilkinson
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Thoughts on Starting Testosterone is a poem zine about hormone therapy and coming to terms with ones own masculinity in a world in which masculinity has hurt so many.
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.
The Unconventional Autistic Survival Toolkit In Neurotypical World by Lex Kartane
"This zine talks about autism, disability and ableism. In it I share some tips that help me to cope in this world as an autistic person."
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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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ASU Thrives on Crisis by Hannah Walsh
A collage zine made from the vile innards of ASU Thrive Magazine's Summer 2020 edition. It was released in the middle pandemic's first wave and suggested that its readers "never let a crisis go to waste." This zine proposes an alternative: let's drop out instead!
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Sex Potato by Lucy Moran
Sex Potato is a sex education zine narrated by a friendly, sex positive Potato-being. We believe everyone has a right to accurate, shame free information about their unique and awesome bodies. Includes anatomy drawings, meditations on systems of oppression and their effect on our bodies, a grounding technique, a crossword puzzle and lots of sweet kindnesses. Meant for anyone of any age to read.
Tence Issue 1
Tence magazine is a independent publication focused on exploring, honoring and highlighting Queer creatives of Minnesota. The first issue, at 54 pages and perfectly bound, features Nadirah McGill, Trista Marie McGovern, and Joe Loney. The creatives discuss their experiences as LGBTQIA2S+ identifying individuals in their creative industry, barriers, and community improvement.
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!
Barely Functioning Comics: Living with PTSD an Fibromyalgia by Self_Saboteur A
A 40-page comics about living with multiple chronic illnesses. The zine explores the personal story with subjects like medical misogyny, disability politics and more.
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Riot And Roux! Issue #3 Food and Mental Health by Hope Light
"This special edition about Food and Mental health features poetry, personal narratives, and works of creative non fiction as well as resources for food system workers to access mental health services. This special edition is meant to serve as a reader, a cook-let of comforting recipes, and includes art and journal prompts to help readers explore their own mental health and uncolored art work to serve as coloring pages to help you unwind.
Given the importance of the subject matter covered within this special edition we are offering a sliding scale pricing system; please chose the price that is most comfortable for your current financial situation."
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Ability: Emerging from the Social Constraints on Neurodivergence and Disability by Andrew Coltrin
This zine is an exploration of the social challenges of disability and neurodivergence. It's a call to move beyond token acceptance to actually asking what can I do so all people can feel valid and empowered as human beings. The intersectionality of autism and trans and non-binary gender identity is also explored.
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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.
Ker-Bloom! 151 by artnoose
The July/August 2021 of this long-running letterpress perzine. This issue: on what it means to choose names and genders.
Riot And Roux! Issue #4 Land by Hope Light
Riot and Roux! Issue #4 on Land is now available! Hear from artists, activists, chefs, and food producers about how LAND is central to food, power, and social change. This zine keeps a pulse, insight, and awareness on the interplay between food, justice, and politics.
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Bed Zine Issue 2 by Tash King
Bed Zine Issue Two is a curated selection of art and writing by disabled creatives from around the world. It explores the complex relationships that the contributors have with their beds through poetry, nonfiction writing, ceramic and textile works, illustration, painting, and more.
56 Pages
Created & Edited by Tash King
Graphic Design by Emily Sara
Cover Art by Grant Ionatán
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