Zine (z)

Erotic poetry and drawings.

Published in 2009, the 40th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots, this piece analyses and describes trends in LGBT community activism from 1969 to the present. It focuses on the tumultuous relationship between the trans and the Lesbian and Gay communities, offering insight into historical and contemporary developments. It was the first written piece published by the Trans Oral History Project and was initially debuted as a companion to a larger historical exhibition by the same title.

A travel zine that documents Dave Dumpsterland's travels. He also has a list of record reviews and some short pieces on protests he attended. The record reviews include Chicago bands like the Mushuganas and Charles Bronson.

This short art zine mixes photography and research on color theory. The text is taken from a work entitled, "The doctor prescribes colors" by Edward Podolsky, M.D.

Collection of three mini comics by Marina Julia, Yujin Lee and Monica Ray. "Rush" by Marina Julia, "A Happy Family" by Yujin Lee. "Phuzzy Comics" by Monica Ray, which is from a greater online collection.

du.da.vol.3.no.4..part2.. is a zine comprised of art and poetry, mostly related to the subject of shaving.

A tiny zine featuring information about various animals, including octopuses, sun bears, seahorses and ocean sunfish, each with an illustration and collection of facts about each animal. Some descriptions are several sentences long, while others are only a sentence.

Contains an interview that was originally conducted for the Montreal-based magazine "Maisonneuve."

A series of poems telling the story of Shirley.

This zine is a bit of a mystery story, presenting a love story that must be reconstructed by the reader by examining a series of sales receipts.