Self

The second issue of Dear Jaguar continues the irreverent voice and cut-and-paste visual style of its predecessor. But this one has a theme, nightmares. The author explores the evolution of several nightmares while juxtaposing collage work and several drawings. She also includes a series of photo booth style pictures as well as lists and recommended mix tape playlists.

Dear Jaguar is a personal zine created and written by Vicky Limbo, a young woman attending college in Chicago. It contains a variety of photo illustrations, collage work and snippety anecdotes, mostly focusing on the author's life experiences. Making the zine seems to be a sort of personal exercise for her, one that marks an advent into a new sort of creativity and personal attitude.

"There are forty-three heroes in this book...Since I saw these monumental figures as icons...I decided on a size and shape for the hand that would depict them." The personalities and accomplishments of 43 iconic heroes are represented by Kiff Slemmons' jewelry-like pins shaped like hands. Each work stands as an allegory representing the qualities, virtues, and significance of each hero to Slemmons. Included is a biographic essay and poem that serve to give greater scope to the work; a largely pictorial work.

"In this book Lynn Smentek shares her personal story of how the Lord Jesus Christ became became not only her Savior and Friend, but her Healer as well. Suffering from a chronic debilitating disease of the immune system she sought the 'Great Physician' who did what no man could do. She explains how she discovered that we truly can take the Lord at His Word!"

collection of short fiction, poetry, personal, memoir, and philosophical

collection of short fiction, memoirs, and reviews

A small zine of drawings created at the Chicago Zine Fest, 2010.

A New description of the Koran or Quran done completely in reference to Mother Goddess or Feminine Divine format written by and for women presenting the divine as a source of peace and love only.

A collection of works by Charles Joseph Smith a.k.a. "The Linden." Poems, plays, songs, dances, dreams, lists, future plans.

A collection of broadsheets stapled together, with anonymously written manifestos on various political topics, such as abortion rights and immigration, along with photocopied topical articles from major news sources.