Jillian Clair

I Am Not Lonely for I Have a Television

The ever-popular ritual of grieving through television marathons by The Depressed Waitress

Learning, making mistakes, and evolution in ‘Maggie #2’

Two angry women discuss the importance of queer and BIPOC voices in ‘Kill the Gatekeeper’

‘The East Village Inky #63’ is one of the longest running perzines!

Can ‘Red Flags’ heighten your ability to spot incoming jerks?

‘Pep Talks for Broke(n) People’ highlights how zines are a form of self-care

Make a show-stopping meal with ‘Taste of Home Vol. 2’

Take a trip down a rabbit hole with ‘#REALTIOGA #19’

EA Douglas ‘surrenders to be sad and crazy and still live their best life’ in ‘Strange and Mysterious Creatures #3’

‘Smug: A Zine About Eloping’ is a wholesome read on tying the knot

Follow the adventures of a houseless trans youth in San Francisco with ‘Munted’