COVID Zine Micro-Grant Recipients
Montreal-based comic artists Sarah Mangle and Lee Lai are both pretty accomplished and well known as far as the zine […]
Features
Zine Civics 101: Q&A With Democracy Zinester Bronwyn Mauldin
by Jonathan Valelly As we launch our year-long exploration of zines as political tools, it only made sense involve […]
Adoptive Bodily Variance in Zinester Evolution
Regardless of conditions, young zine producing organisms typically have unique stealth capacities. A trail of paper and ink is generated […]
Ancestral Tech and the Future of the Black Body
One thing to know about me is I can make my body disappear. I know how to become invisible, weightless, […]
Above Water
A free/PWYC mental health zine by Broken Pencil editor Anisa Rawhani. Any proceeds go to Black anti-racism groups. Find out […]
Wearable Tech vs. Unbearable Tech
In the age of COVID-19, our bodies have never been more hidden, fortressed behind walls and windows, cloaked behind […]
Virtual Canzine 2020
The festival of zine culture and underground arts is back with a virtual twist! Three days of 250+ vendors, thousands […]
All fat futures: Five questions about the body with prettyboycrybaby
“I don’t see nature and technology as being at odds with each other. In the universe I have created in […]
Zinesters, we are the radical press: a call to action
Jonathan Valelly For centuries, wherever mass defiance and collective power have swollen up, there has been print. That’s true in […]
Is there a zine scene in Iran? If there is, should we know about it?
I’m willing to bet there’s an underground zine-esque scene in Iran. Call it a gut feeling. No, call it an […]
Your final farewell – or, how to write your own obituary
Nearly a decade of writing obituaries has taught journalist Sarah Ladik a thing or two about what makes for a […]
Death in the Small Press
“I have come close to dying more than once. Incidents range from a happenstance beatdown in a colorado parking lot, […]