photography

Scrapbook/family album of daily life in a Mexican-American family

The literary magazine of the College of DuPage. Short fiction, poetry, prose, essays.

Short nonfiction. From inside cover: " Slag Glass City is a magazine of essay arts, textual burlesque, and post-industrial forms. We are a creative nonfiction and multidisciplinary media journal engaged with sustainability, identity and art in urban environments..."

"Library Excavations #9 goes digging into the Chicago Artist Files at Harold Washington Library. A slightly more fancy edition than usual. In addition to a five page essay there are 20 full color pages representing obscure printed ephemera by as unusual and diverse an array of Chicago artists as you should expect from Public Collectors." (abstract taken from https://halfletterpress.com/library-excavations-9-chicagos-filed-artists/)

From page one of this publication: "Slag Glass City Miniatures are periodic compilations selected from the online journal Slag Glass City. This edition was created by students, faculty, and contributing editors at Chicago's DePaul University, as part of the M.A. in Writing & Publishing course The American Literary Magazine--Idealists and Happy fools. Slag Glass City is a magazine of essay arts, textual burlesque, and post-industrial forms. We are a creative nonfiction and multidisciplinary media journal engaged with sustainability, identity, and art in urban environments. The living city is broken and blooming. How will our roof gardens grow?"

Color photographs taken in Little Village and Pilsen

This mixed media zine includes a slice of queer life in Berlin in the summer of 2013. Personal reflections, photography, flyers, and interviews provide perspectives into queer, particularly queer DIY and arts, communities and their current work.

Fiction in different formats, photography, art journal

This collection of titled photography appears to have done by Elizabeth Lopez based on similarity to another zine titled in her name.

This collection of titled photography appears to have done by Elizabeth Lopez based on similarity to another zine titled in her name.