Anne Elizabeth Moore

Comics bringing together fast fashion, low wages, and trafficking together in a series of vignettes taken from the lives of industry vets

The Adventure School for Ladies is an occasional, experimental graduate program that explores gender, cultural production, political engagement, and economic matters with the top ladylike scholars in the field of adventure studies.

Part memoir, part investigative journalism, "Cambodian Grrrl: Self-Publishing in Phnom Penh" is the account of teaching self-publishing to the first generation of university women in an impoverished country scarred by genocide and political repression. - Anne Elizabeth Moore

From an original essay entitled, "A Semi-Autobiographical Socio-Historical Discography That's Not Boring," this zine details the author's personal connection to each major album release from the performance artist, Madonna.

Sardonic exploration of a variety of issues, scenarios, situations, and current truths, or those seemingly so. Super funny and a great time to read. "Of questionable value." -Anne Elizabeth Moore

"Hey, Kidz! Buy This Book: A Radical Primer to Corporate and Governmental Propoganda and Artistic Activism for Short People is a how-to guide for young adults who have a problem with the way the world works but don't yet know how to achieve their goals for world change. Providing a solid introduction to media literacy and easy-to-follow instructions for influencing and creating media on your own, Hey, Kidz! emphasizes the importance of community building, teamwork, historical research, and creative self-expression."

&quot;For some months now, I have been engaged in the process of teaching youth-- who have a natural inclination for such things anyway-- that everything they have ever been told is wrong. Under the belief that it is not too late for the best and brightest of old dogs to learn new tricks, I wish to impart some of the same basic information that I have been giving them. My aim is to give activists and other critical thinkers new tools for dismantling the master's house.&quot;<br />

Short nonfiction piece about cultural intervention at American Girl Place and the discrepancies between the commericial &ldquo;wants&rdquo; American Girl hopes to inspire in little girls and what actual girls want.

A collection of short fiction stories.

A collection of comics, poetry, interviews, screenplays, book reviews, movie reviews and album reviews