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This zine is about Dorothea Lange, the depression era photographer.

This short zine features an explanation of the genre magical realism and includes photos of arts pieces in the genre.

For Epistles, Elegies, and Odes is a book of poetry by Sabin Magnet School's 4th grade class.

"After Adelita" includes works that express ideas about myths, heroes, and revolutionaries by women artists who work in diverse media, such as video, painting, photography, and printmaking. The collection is inspired by Adelita, a folkloric proto-feminist figure in Mexican history.

Zine coming from the senior residents of the Lieberman Center for Health & Rehabilitation. Original pieces reflect upon the writers' experiences at Lieberman. Back page features personal ads. "Purpose: We are starting a conversation using words and creativity to let people know who we are. By putting out a zine, we are a countervoice, a dialectic, to other voices at Lieberman."

It took two years for this zine finally to hit print. Sema and Agatha began writing and drawing in 2012 after a close friend of their died in a car crash. After graduating high school, they backed away from the work, but ultimately were brought back together after another friend was incarcerated. The work includes a variety of prose, photography, and drawing. It is an ode to people, spoken through memories of their deceased friend and other lost acquaintances.

This zine has no text, title, or author. It is simply a collection of photographs of shoes, dogs, and computers.

Laura Creeve's anthology of 31 short stories came out of a desire to prove to herself that all that is required to claim the title "writer" is to write. Each story is 310 words or less.

Zine featuring hand drawn comics that document the often humorous, sometimes outlandish tales of the restaurant kitchen.