Zine Review

“I exist because I can and it’s endlessly interesting even when it’s boring. I like to exist. I like to […]

This plain perzine bears the small, scared title “history of violence” accompanied by a cover photo of a fist punching […]

The title of this zine misled me. I thought I was in for an environmental number. Instead I read all […]

Oh, I love reading the East Village Inky. In many ways, its like reading my own stories. This little gem […]

“Make something neat or write something nice,” we are told, in the pages of “With Love, From Me to You!,” […]

One of the best things about this zine is its crafty cover made of paper sprinkled with irregularly shaped sparkles, […]

Imagine my surprise at receiving TRADE to review. I write for this great queer quarterly, so I’ll just let my […]

Support is a zine dedicated entirely to giving voice and sharing of sexual abuse. Boys, girls, men and women write […]

SMUT is smart porn. Which is such a rarity, and such a relief. That isn’t to say that it isn’t […]

This radical cheerleader is studying to become versed in politics and action. Her feminist zine covers a wide range of […]

If “zine” were in the dictionary there would be a picture of No Back Yard next to the definition. Intimate, […]

This publication resembles a school literary journal with its mix of poetry, prose, and photography. It offers some enjoyable and […]