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A powerful tribute to feminist sci-fi about bicycles. It gravitates away from the unfortunately-traditional macho…

Where does chocolate come from? What is it good for? What scientific studies (reputable and otherwise) have been done on…

To celebrate our thirteenth anniversary of publishing books and zines about self-empowerment, we put together this…

Why are conspiracy theorists so dumb? Why can’t they just accept that Lee Harvey Oswald killed JFK? Is it just because…

Juggling the Rainbow is a collection of personal essays that really provide a look at what it can be like to experience…

Juggling the Rainbow is a collection of personal essays that really provide a look at what it can be like to experience…

A short essay about how genetics, race, and PTSD can go hand in hand. Cheyenne writes about the effects of both…

Love is so metal. Get pumped on inspirational love with the coloring book of the century, celebrating the romance of the…

From deep friendships to brief encounters, this is the story of the cats in Katie Haegele's life, or rather the story of…

Evasion is simultaneously full of hands-on instructions for basic scams and new ideas for how to obtain all of the needs…

Many beginning or would-be musicians have a lot of questions about how to choose a guitar. They want to ask a seasoned…

"My name is Heather, I am an anarchist, and I am getting a breast reduction," begins this zine. Heather talks us through…

In a world with an uncertain future, do you imagine for the best or for the worst case scenario? Twelve writers tackle…

This issue of Party Line begins, "What will Futel's role be in the coming end times? As an organization whose core…

Futel is a project that repurposes old public telephones to once again provide phone access and services to everyone…

Recently, an artist friend celebrated a modicum of success after five years of hard work. Many people cheered and…

Once upon a time there was a punk scene. And in this punk scene was a romanticized lifestyle politick of Washington DC's…

Mike, who spends this entire zine making references to his friends solely by first names, lived in Tampa, FL and was the…

Since 1999, Davida Gypsy Breier's community-building zine formula in Xerography Debt might be best summarized as an…

The Spanish Civil War is part of John Gerlach's Simple History series! It’s 1936 and the world watches religious…

Joshua Ploeg is a touring post-punk vegan chef and these are his harried tales of traveling the Greyhound with…

Sarah Mirk shares the most important things she learned in her twenties, from the basics like flossing and buying a real…

Fermented foods are great for your health, and this book is a great resource for learning to use the microbes around…

In this 2002 zine, Heron Brae, now an established herbalist and teacher, shows a developing love and understanding of…

This is the graphic history of the 2001 Cincinnati riots, told for the first time from the perspective of the…

 In order to give an accurate blurb for this brand new infoTEENment™publication we solicited a review* from an actual…