Sharpeners

• Digital goes analog with the Electric Zine Maker
• Small Presses Push Forth in Uncertain Times
• Small Press Virus Check-in #4: Conundrum Press
• Small Press Virus Check-in #3: Now or Never Publishing
• Zinesters, we are the radical press: a call to action

Columns

• Art Holes: Homebound Edition
• Exposure Unit: Art when time stops

Comics

• Cat City
• Edge Desert
• BRADDOCK’S DEFEAT PT 3
• Babcia

Folio

• Folio: Caress Still by Kasia Sosnowski

Features

• Adoptive Bodily Variance in Zinester Evolution
• Ancestral Tech and the Future of the Black Body
• Wearable Tech vs. Unbearable Tech
• All fat futures: Five questions about the body with prettyboycrybaby

Fiction

• Fiction: THE PATRICE FIGHT
• Fiction: FLASHES

Excerpts

• Above Water

Zinesters Toolkit How-To

• Zinester’s Toolkit: Meet THE LECTRO-STIK, an old friend to zinesters and collagers

Zine Reviews

• Elliott Colla’s ‘We Are All Things’ provides plenty of food for thought
• ‘Tomorrow, adagio’ calls into question the purpose of translation
• ‘this is not a poem/ this is an apology’ is an emotional and lonesome apology for misunderstanding
• ‘The Sad Mechanic Exercise’ expresses a troublesome relationship with time, memory, and mortality
• Explore the wilds of romance with ‘Pulp Kings #3’
• Rob McLennan captures the value of location in ‘Poems for Lunch Poems at SFU’
• ‘Lady Churchill’s Rosebud Wristlet #40’ contains occasional outbursts of hope and joy
• ‘Here on Huron’ is like a damaged VHS turned into letters and punctuation
• Hawad searches for immaterial truth in ‘Furigraphic Horizons’
• ‘Death Is A White Balloon’ creates a space for monstrous vitality
• ‘Blind Poems’ might be a stepping stone for you to get out and take a break
• ‘The Adventures of the Frozen Embryos’ illustrates what it’s like to be a frozen embryo seeking to inherit a soul
• ‘Spare Parts Issue 0’ gives various comics a place to live and be counted in the world
• Keenan Poloncsak ’s road trip moves slowly and bilingually in ‘Road Trip: Côte Nord et L’Île D’Anticosti’
• ‘Roadside’ captures the natural authenticity in changing relationships
• ‘The Lizard Aspect’ fosters a sense of urgency and flow, even in simple things
• Admire the expressive and bold faces in ‘Don’t Fret: Chapter 11’
• ‘Ident’ inspires a slice of a story that struggles with how we see other people
• Jonas Cannon takes us on the process of discovering where they fit in this world
• ‘Save the Phenomena’ explores the entangled nature of climate change and democracy
• Follow along Lily Chen’s travel adventures as she deals with generational and cultural gaps
• Dive into the goofy celebration of the whims and worries of Tioga County in ‘#Realtioga’
• ‘Soft Online’ is a confessional, evasive self-portrait in symbols`
• ‘Proof I Exist #30’ is an emotional word splatter of a ride
• Melania Trump’s inner thoughts are “interpreted” in a phrasebook zine
• ‘Depression Cards: A Game for Life’ helps expand your mental health toolbox
• Juvenile delinquents, motorcycle gangs, and blaxploitation in ‘The Cool World #2’
• ‘Celluloid Lunch #3’ offers nothing but tasty nuggets with surprising nutritional value
• ‘Caboose #12: Jury Duty’ tells the gripping story of being selected for jury duty
• Cheer up for a moment with Liz Mason’s ‘Awesome Things #3’ Zine

Book Reviews

• Yeon-Sik Hong details their exhausting but ultimately worthwhile struggles in ‘Umma’s Table’
• ‘Year of the Rabbit’ captures the enduring humanity and resilience of Khim’s family

Music Reviews