Personal zine by a middle-school teacher determined to preserve her idealism. Articles are mostly political and often deal with various forms of oppression such as sexism, classism and ableism.

"For granola girls and enlightened boys."

Zine containing eight brief teleplays. "These are the everyday occurences that take place in Circle Hills."

A guide to creating zine citations in MLA, APA and Chicago Manual of Style formats. This "second edition" is based on "Cite this Zine" by the Zine Intern, 2006.

Mini-comic about a strange desert creature that gets picked up by a huge wind one day and dropped in a city. After days of begging and living in squalor, it makes a final attempt to escape.

Zine with montage of images and text.

"...A media outlet that reflects the reality of alternative politics and culture in a format that is accessible to people from a variety of backgrounds."

A zine dedicated entirely to Charles Manson.

Personal zine with diaristic writings.

Collective zine that compiles artwork and writings from many artists to add to a central theme. "This issue of Clip Tart is dedicated to the gods and monsters that populate the unknown, or more accurately, the strange, personal symbols we use to represent them."