Art

The Handshake is a thrice annual magazine covering art, fiction, non fiction, interviews and photography. Their cover reads "Celebrity means nothing. Small talk is boring. Extend your hand."

Making Choices combines the voices of those who are incarcerated at Cook County Juvenile Temporary Detention Center, Cook County Jail and other institutions throughout the state. It is published as a means to give a voice to those who wish to speak out. It is a project of Kolbe House, the Catholic Jail Ministry. *

A self-reflective zine about childhood guilt.

Trading Punches With Grandma is a zine by Scott Neil Miles that contains fiction, interviews and art.

The Logan Square Literary Review is a quarterly journal collecting pieces by Logan Square area artists.

Chicago-based art magazine founded in 1973. This issue features stories on art and AIDS, avant-garde music, and artist-dealer contracts.

Gallery Humboldt Park is a program for select young artists and writers in Chicago. We offer master classes in the visual and literary and literary arts-including mural making and publication of zine-anthology by the young artists. TAKEN FROM BOOKLET

Traces of many books masque themselves inside Gretchen E. Henderson's "Galerie de Difformite." With the head of a novel and the body of a poem, this extraordinary work interrogates the nuanced concepts of ability/disability, voyeurism/exhibition, deformity/normality--all with a wry sense of self-representational humor. Lushly designed with crowdsourced images, text deconstructions, and enough narrative tomfoolery to make Tristram Shandy blush, the "Galerie" is both funhouse and curiosity cabinet, art catalogue and "choose your own adventure." This bestiary of the novel-as-poem-as-essay-as-art grows outside of the bounds of the Book and, in the process, redefines deformity for the digital millennium.

Gaylord Phoenix is an illustrated zine by Edie Flake.

Introduction by Wayne Allen Jones- Charlie Newman's poetry comes at you from a ragged left margin, but two lines into any poem and you realize there is nothing ragged about the left of charlie's writing or his vision. His lines, images, ironies, and voice ring with precision and rhythm of tool steel hammers pounding on the hull of the sunken freighter of the body politic looking for survivors...