Unemployment

A magazine covering social justice issues.

A bi-weekly magazine of leftist political commentary.

A short-lived free magazine on a variety of topics, priding itself on being “the most brazen magazine in Chicago.” Features on: Car horns, Bible of the Devil, cheap living, Chicago’s love affair with skyscrapers and Donald Trump, a primer on Wal-Mart, Terry Schiavo and rights to control your own body, Ipecac Records and Chocolate Industries, the male orgasm, the logging industry, Garbage Pail Kids, television crime dramas

Weekly "general interest magazine with a gritty 'from the streets perspective'" examines local issues and is dedicated to helping "severely impoverished men and women out of poverty."

“This is a work of Fusion Poetry. It is meant, as all good poetry is meant, to be read aloud.” A collection of impassioned poems on a variety of subjects.

Five short pieces about quitting a job as a bike messenger; trying to get a library card at the Harold Washington Library; visiting Cook County Hospital after breaking a leg at a messenger party and an possibly an arm playing bike polo; a new relationship; and bike messenger injuries and apathy about them.