Autobiographies of two 19th century socialists, August Spies and Adolph Fischer, respectively the editor and typsetter of the German-language worker's newspaper Arbeiter-Zeitung, both of whom were convicted and hanged for crimes in connection to the Chicago Haymarket Affair.

The autobiography of American socialist and anarchist newspaper editor Albert R. Parsons, who was convicted and hanged in connection to the Haymarket Affair.

Haiku, some better than others.

Poetry and pictures reflecting on capitalism's negative ramifications, environmental degradation, and animal rights.

Issues are unnumbered. Personal reflections on witchcraft, magic and grief. An issue subtitled "star craft wort cunning" is devoted to a discussion of witch bottles.

The author describes wkward situations: being harrassed by a man on the bus, being mistaken for a boy, caring for a grandmother who no longer recognizes her.

Art and writing by LGBTQ+ youths in zine making workshops held by Lambda Archives of San Diego.

This zine comprises messages from an email thread on the AUTOCAT email discussion list about whether an authority record should reference Doctor Who or The Doctor.