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A combination of ideology and history regarding American dyke+ liberation, Vol. 0 of this manifesto lays the groundwork.
Transsexual gender anarchy for beginners & experts alike!
SILENCE=DEATH is an abridged compilation of quotes from queer activists on the subject of Palestinian liberation.
a microchapbook about queer heartbreak.
One-pager of angsty poetry written in the fall of 2024! It's certainly been a weird one.
(A Zine Not About Gingers)
a living testament of the risen queer
superheroic gender & body swap shenanigans
All the zines I have released.
a zine discussing living with endometriosis, seeking treatment and getting a hysterectomy from a nonbinary perspective
a very brief history of a gender outlaw
a zine with rolypoly facts and human feelings
My tattoos and their story
A zine encompassing a poor they/them's quick munchie recipes
You can learn a lot about a person from their phone notes
a queer weird west zine
A zine about 70s lesbian vampire films.
Whodunnit 101 zine
An LGBTQ Zine
A journey through body acceptance and religious trauma.
A cultural critique of US-based punk scenes
Periods but make it non-binary
a (zine) collection of queer, unedited poetry
to feed a hunting dog by hand, expecting it to bite you
A zine made to reflect on who we see in video games, where and why, and the broader effects.
This collab zine features 18 Black creatives from around the world. It has writing, art and even hair resources.
A poem-zine about visiting the Bishop's office.
hanashiro and lun kochouran love each other, but is that enough?
extended zine/essay/diary
A zine of collected stories, poetry, comics and art by non-binary and gender diverse people.
on transness, disability, and being left behind
retrospective poetry, old doodles
PDF/digital zine of poetry from the point of view of a lavender plant!
Essays and advice from around the tabletop industry
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