Nonfiction

This is a flip book of the construction of the Millennium ParkJay Pritzer Pavilion made up of pictures taken from a building across the street.

"The Microscope is a peer-reviewed international journal dedicated to the advancement of all forms of microscopy for the biologist, mineralogist, metallographer, or chemist."

Part memoir, part investigative journalism, "Cambodian Grrrl: Self-Publishing in Phnom Penh" is the account of teaching self-publishing to the first generation of university women in an impoverished country scarred by genocide and political repression. - Anne Elizabeth Moore

Personal essays and notes relating to a selection of the author's interests and experiences, inspired by and formatted like an encyclopedia.

Abstract: Stop Smiling Magazine bills itself as "the magazine for high minded lowlifes." This issue focuses on expatriates.

Why I quit is an explanation of why one Chicago schoolteacher decided to leave the education system. It contains a detailed account of her problems with the education system, and some of her proposed solutions.

"I've had complicated, long relationships with boys I've met on the internet ... and until our internet relationship ended, they were the best thing in my awkward, complicated adolescence."

"My dad is a wise, dextrous and compassionate veterinarian with many years of experience. These photos are of some of the things he's had to remove from dogs and cats."

This zine is a collection of essays by Robin Hustle that originally appeared in The Skeleton News.

"Parts of old buildings, abandoned train lines, and other odds & ends in the city." Includes descriptions and photographs.