Sharpeners

• Keeping it Just BeTwain Friends
• Tell Me Something That Matters

Columns

• Art Holes: Spaces of Resistance

Comics

• Cat City
• First Family
• Babcia

Folio

• Growing and Growing

Features

• Letter From a Letter Carrier in 2020
• Answering With Analog
• Printing Without Permission: Global Zines from Turkey
• COVID Zine Micro-Grant Recipients
• Zine Civics 101: Q&A With Democracy Zinester Bronwyn Mauldin

Fiction

• The Desert Is the Country of Madness

Zine Reviews

• “The Would-Be President” is a bizarre and punchy play that parodies Donald Trump
• ‘Guest #11’ feels like a final artifact of a time that is never coming back
• The carnivalesque zine ‘Cabaret’ is a feast for the eyes
• ‘Gender Goals’ takes the reader through a poetic journey
• Reignite the greatness of clip art with ‘NXOEED’
• ‘From the Other One’ details a poignant and heartbreaking story regarding regret and shame
• ‘Disconnection’ looks privilege right in the eye
• Harley R. Pageot discusses their 10th year of zine-making (their longest relationship yet) in ‘Yard Sale! #42’
• Learn how to live a full life despite all the grief with ‘The Sibling Grief Buddy Book’
• ‘Make Events Accessible’ is a suitable guide on increasing accessibility for the disabled community
• ‘The Lonely Impulse’ asks, can free societies deploy the arts in threats of the modern age?
• A take on parenting advice and other meaty topics with ‘Hollywood Forever Cemetery’
• Nourish your body and soul in these difficult times with ‘Électron Libre’
• ‘Civilization’ will blow you right through the classroom wall
• Robert Gauvinov keeps up a new wave of zine-making with ‘Les Carnets de Rastapopoulos #14’
• Getting off your ass and doing the thing with ‘Alternative Incite’

Book Reviews

• ‘Bawaajigan: Stories of Power’ explores the challenges of preserving culture, residential schools, sexual assault and racism
• ‘The Baudelaire Fractal’ is deeply personal and intricately philosophical, served alongside fashionable outfits

Music Reviews