Discussion of artificial intelligence as it affects the arts and culture, with illustrations based on AI images.

Minicomic. Ingrid and Dom bicker with one another while sailing a flying ship to an unnamed destination. They spot the wreckage of another ship on land and stop to scavenge supplies, but their mission does not go according to plan.

Collaborative minicomic by Colin Upton and Stephen Geary. Written by Upton and drawn by Geary. This one-off story involves a sculptor, notorious for employing embalmed animals in her work, who eventually adopts more controversial material.

"Musings and Advice from a Queer Art Activist of Color." The author describes her life as a freelance artist and media producer and gives advice on how to make a living as an artist. She also discusses her opinions on the need for art to be political and how art schools supress political art and by extension the experiences of oppressed communities. The advice comes from a queer person of color and is primarily intended for others from marginalized communities wishing to become artists.

Typed and handwritten poetry. Issue #12 is a split with Potatoe 6: Three Short Stories. Filed under Arm Chair Water Boy.

Personal zine with poetry and diaristic writings.

Created at the Army of S/He workshop "Zines! And D.I.Y. Press." Written, published, and distributed at the festival, Aug. 17, 2002. Also included: Program for a women's art and activism event in North Park, San Diego.

Chronicle of friends on their road trip to Olympia, WA for music festivals.

Personal zine by a poet, full of relections on writing and creativity.

Art zine with reviews, interviews and different techniques of art. Also includes a "loot bag" of bric-a-brac to use for art.