Nonfiction

This adaptation of Not On My Watch was printed specifically for distribution at Emory University through the Respect Program.

Everybody has a junk drawer. Whether it be an actual drawer, a hidden away shelf, or a corner of the closet, there is a space in life for random things. These are the things that seem to just accumulate. They are too good to throw away. They are worth saving, but they haven't really found their place.

Extensive interview about Dan Peterman's building at 6100 S. Blackstone in Chicago's Hyde Park neighborhood. The enormous building was gutted in a suspicious fire and eventually rebuilt and reorganized under the name The Experimental Station. Peterman describes the character and cultural life of the original building and the endless political and bureaucratic challenges that he faced in the struggle to rebuild. A good window into Chicago city politics and the difficulty in maintaining an autonomous cultural practice in Chicago. The Baffler and magazine and the initiative Blackstone Bicycle Works - tenants of 6100 S. Blackstone - are also discussed.

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

Bulletin updating members of the Chicago-based international labor union the Industrial Workers of the World on matters of internal organization and finance in 2014.

"Building from the pivotal discussions from the 1996 Active Resistance conference in Chicago, anarchist organizer James Mumm... [combines] anarchist politics and community organizing approaches." - from "Another Politics: Talking Across Today's Transformative Movements" By Chris Dixon (found on Google Books)

Craft Beer enthusiast zine published by Bridgeport's own beer magnate Ed Marszewski of Maria's Packaged Goods. Articles detailing beer concerns local and international, past and present.

Quarterly magazine published in Columbus, OH covering commerce, tech, politics, and branding. "In 2017, a hyperlink represents so much more than its technical definition. It is quite possibly the best way to describe the instant connection and engagement we have with brands, information, knowledge, new experiences, and, ultimately, each other. Hyperlink is a new magazine for brands looking to connect with an audience, to create authentic bonds with casual shoppers who will eventually become loyal fans. It is a magazine for consumers who think critically about where and why and how they spend their money and, more importantly, their attention. Welcome to Hyperlink magazine, a starting place for conversations about the culture of commerce and connected engagement." - <https://www.winningedits.com/hyperlink/>

"Because we believe in the inherent value and power of each student’s experience, ["I Remember..."] is designed to bring impactful memories to the page. Through a series of short exercises designed to tap into memory and identity, students explore their voices, perspectives, and experiences through writing." - from <https://www.826chi.org/programs>

A collections of possible walks around Chicago that focus on personal memory, spatial histories and user generated submissions of exploring the city of chicago.