Nonfiction

Zine is part of a project that "highlights and activates physical materials found in public libraries." This Issue focuses on documentation of a 1972 study on personal identification within law enforcement.

Zine is part of a project that "highlights and activates physical materials found in public libraries." This Issue showcases some of the unique business periodicals in the Harold Washington Library Center's collection, some of which date back to the late 1800s.

Special edition of literary magazine with essays, poems, and short stories from Chicago writers about Chicago.

Collection of short student essays on a variety of personal subjects; includes curriculum guide for teaching student writers

A Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad, Life is a Zine that was written as a part of National Novel Writing Month. The Author, Kisha, discusses her early life and the difficulties that she and her family went through.

Pamphlet from the Campaign to End the Death Penalty that focuses on sharing the stories of a group of Chicago individuals on death row that allege they were the victims of police torture.

"The juvenile justice system can be scary and confusing, even if you haven't done anything wrong. You might feel powerless and scared around police, lawyers and judges. That's why it's important to know that you have legal rights that no one can take away!"

A collection of provocative, humorous, controversial, outrageous, thoughtful, and occasionally touching quotations by and about Chicagoans.