Sharpeners

• Putting Print Back on the Subway Map

Columns

• Zine Philosophy: Zines Across Prison Walls
• Exposure Unit: What makes a zine a zine?
• Art Holes: Sybil Lamb
• How we use zines to support queers in prison — and how you can, too
• Trust in zines: Racial violence, relationships, and repair

Folio

• Folio: Destroy the Myth by Demian DinéYazhi’ & RISE

Features

• Death in the Small Press
• How DIY tattoos became my death ritual

Fiction

• RIPPLE / CHIMERA
• Fiction: A Flight of Planetary Fancy

Zinesters Toolkit How-To

• Zinester’s Toolkit: Shrinky Dinkin all day with Eileen Chavez

Zine Reviews

• You’ll find nothing but friendly invitations in ‘The Truth About Facts’
• Sexual symbolism and subliminal messages in ‘Ripe’
• ‘Chronicles [Letter Number Two of Six]’ leaves the reader with letters addressed to an unnamed “you”
• ‘View Master’ is packed with bright illustrations and eccentric stories
• Christopher Green’s ’The Turtle Library Comics Magazine’ is a truly multifaceted reading experience
• Charlotte Wu brings us back to a mind frame of curiosity in ’Snack Witchcraft’
• Instead of another celebrity chef cookbook, try ‘Reciwee’
• Jon Vaughn coaxes a playful narrative in ‘Sand Masque’
• ‘The Other Kind of Nerd #3’ touches on living with uncertainty
• The personal becomes the political in ‘Life After Sex Work’
• ‘My Time in the Mosh Pit’ complements zinester’s punk PhD

Book Reviews

• ‘Tommelise’ discusses what its like to feel small in a big, scary world
• ‘Sleepwalking’ captures honest small town struggles
• ‘What About Tomorrow?’ is an engaging account of Russian punks through the ages
• ‘Plummet’ explores how to survive if the world was literally turned upside down
• ‘Frame of Mind’ provides a female-centric perspective on underground rock music
• Mercedes Killeen wants to lie with her thoughts naked in ‘tulips’
• ‘Bad Blood’ is a chapbook for the thoughtful punk
• 7th cousins roadtrip through self-discovery and problematic history
• Jewish cynicism, Old Winnipeg and curling take the rink in ‘Shot Rock’

Music Reviews