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The full title is "Atlantic Blues & Other Poems & Musings From a Broad Abroad." It was made completely from donated materials and time. This copy is number 11 out of 25.

Interview Clothes is a cut and color paper doll zine by Jami Sailor and Jenna Bee, with 2 dolls and 10 outfits, in the tradition of American Girl magazine…and effigy dolls. Don’t cut our heads off! Jami says: “yes, my feet look like clubs. and my knees like cinnamon rolls.” JB says: “stick me in my union suit and pose me watching Roseanne reruns while guzzling black coffee.” *

A manifesto challenging gender rebels to stop being victims and own their identity.

Zine featuring contributions from local Chicago artists whose works explore issues related to queer culture and identity. The zine includes a variety of different artistic formats, including photography, poetry, short stories, cartoon strips, interviews, and other illustrations.

This is a Zine by a girl named Sandra. It is about her life and thoughts about love and those around her.

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.

As Is is a Zine collecting work from independent Chicago artists.

Pamphlet exploring the idea and practice of free transportation as a form of active resistance.

This is a Zine by a Chicago 10th grader. It is about their beliefs and interests.

This Zine is a collection of strange facts about the ways that animals have sex.