Slacker Uprising: The Long Tradition of Anti-Work
A Reddit-driven rejection of labour surged during the pandemic, but it stems from a long tradition. An overlooked history of the anti-work movement and where it fits with modern organizing.
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Jim Shedden’s Home Movie Memories
A conversation with Jim Shedden on his latest exhibit, I AM HERE: HOME MOVIES AND EVERYDAY MASTERPIECES.
Food zinesters hunger for more taste in writing
Immigrant kids will know this one well. You’re at school and it’s finally time for lunch. Brown paper bags crinkle, […]
Information To Include In Your Own Post-Roe Infozine
It’s key that we build strong, autonomous local networks to support patients including secure treatment pathways in advance of any […]
How Zines Defend Abortion Access
2021 was an extraordinary, schismatic year for abortion politics globally. Some governments lifted long-standing prohibitions against abortion or loosened […]
Trust in Cell Count
Cell Count is one of the best-known Canadian prison zines that continues to publish today. Produced by PASAN, a community-based […]
No staples! Q&A with Mongoose Distro
This interview is part of our Fall feature about collaborating accountably with prisoners. Mongoose Distro is a New York- and […]
Serving sentences: Zine publishing with prisoners
In March 2020, for the first time since opening, the phones at the JAIL Accountability & Information Line (JAIL) went […]
Survival and Revival: 40 Years of Queer Indonesian Zines
Tensions are mounting in Indonesia. An increasingly conservative atmosphere has forced once vibrant sub-cultures to go further underground. Ideological lines […]
A Visual Taxonomy of UFO Self-Publishing
A Visual Taxonomy of UFO Self-Publishing By Kate Bertash Since the US Department of Defense videos of the 2017 […]
The Lost Culture Of UFO Zines
When we moved online, we left rational speculation behind.
Fall 2020 Indie Book Picks
Here are our picks of the top 11 indie books for Fall 2020! NOVELS Orphans of Empire Grant […]