Documentation

Peehole number eight is another issue chronicling strange dreams that the author has had.

Peehole number 5 collects dreams that the author has had in the form of comics.

This is a flip book of the construction of the Millennium ParkJay Pritzer Pavilion made up of pictures taken from a building across the street.

1934 directory of power plants and their managing engineers within a 60-mile radius of Chicago. Contains registry of local engineers, including name, address, and place of employment for each entry.

Abstract: Stop Smiling Magazine bills itself as "the magazine for high minded lowlifes." This issue focuses on expatriates.

Why I quit is an explanation of why one Chicago schoolteacher decided to leave the education system. It contains a detailed account of her problems with the education system, and some of her proposed solutions.

"My dad is a wise, dextrous and compassionate veterinarian with many years of experience. These photos are of some of the things he's had to remove from dogs and cats."

"Parts of old buildings, abandoned train lines, and other odds & ends in the city." Includes descriptions and photographs.

This Zine is a primer on the prison uprising at Attica. It contains a summary of the events, a timeline, illustrations, interviews with people involves, poetry from prisoners there, a list of resources, a table of contents and various facts and figures.

Writers' Block: Stories from the Inside, a 36-page zine, is a compilation of deeply personal narratives, visceral creative writing and provocative scholarly essay taken from Beyondmedia's Women and Prison website. *