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Rad Dad 17
all Rad Dad zines are out of stock, but should be in soon |
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Realizing the Impossible: Art Against Authorityedited by Josh Macphee and Erik Reuland
(book) 22 ounces 18.75 u.s., 22.75 canada and mexico, 30.00 international |
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Scam #7The return to Miami! Spring 2010
In this issue: Art Basel, tear gas, Sylvester Stallone, Take Back the Land, FTAA protests, Shephard Fairey Erick Lyle is one of my favorite writers of our times. He's developed a journalistic style that stays so true to all his scam punk ethics. Writing about political issues with a sence of immediacy and humor. I mean, it's funny. It's so good. If you've never read Scam, this is a great issue to start with. If you've read it, you know what I'm talking about and you're probably already ordering this. 4 ounces 4.20 u.s., 4.80 canada and mexico, 7.75 international |
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Scam! The First Four Issues!
A Scam Anthology! It's so good it's hard to put down. "It would be a mistake to view this anotholgy merely as a historical document... It is about finding a way to live free and to fight back at all times. It's about making something happen with whatever resources are at had. Scam was about stealing back my time from work and rent and trying to found a lowlife literary tradion with no tools but a stolen Kinko's copy card, dumpstered stamps, and a box car. The specific scams may not work anymore, but they are part of a way of criminal thinking that offers clues on how to take on the sickening glossy and corporate world we live in. 30 ounces 14.75 u.s., 20.00 canada and mexico, 24.00 international |
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Scenery Is Free #3 This is a travel zine from Malasia, and written in English, and the English in it is so strange and beautiful that even a rant about consumerism becomes like poetry. This issues is about traveling around in Europe, dumpster diving, and life. 2 ounces 2.75 u.s., 3.10 canada and mexico, 3.90 international |
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Scenery is Free #4: Health Issue (needs review) 2 ounces 2.75 u.s., 3.10 canada and mexico, 3.90 international |
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Latin American Independence
2 ounces 2.60 u.s., 3.00 canada and mexico, 3.80 international |
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Iran: 100 Years of Modern Iran (1891-1992)
2 ounces 2.60 u.s., 3.00 canada and mexico, 3.80 international |
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Simple History Project: Columbus
2 ounces 2.60 u.s., 3.00 canada and mexico, 3.80 international |
| Simple History Series The Crusades: Christian Attempts to Liberate the Holy Land (1095-1229) 2 ounces 2.60 u.s., 3.00 canada and mexico, 3.80 international |
| Simple History Series Spanish American War 2 ounces 2.60 u.s., 3.00 canada and mexico, 3.80 international |
| Simple History Project Hawaii (1778 - 1959): From Western Discovery to Statehood 2 ounces 2.60 u.s., 3.00 canada and mexico, 3.80 international |
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Sea Sponge Revolution this is an introductory zine about stigmas around menstruation, problems with commerical mensturation products (tampons, pads), a pattern for making cloth pads, and information on other alternative menstural products (like the keeper, the sea sponge, etc.)
2 ounces 2.00 u.s., 2.35 canada and mexico, 3.10 international |
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See No Speak No articles and questions about sexual assault. This is a zine Andrea and I put together awhile back. It's two articles about dealing with sexual assault, and questions about consent (these are the questions that ended up in the Support zine) 2 ounces 2.60 u.s., 3.00 canada and mexico, 3.80 international |
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SICK: A Compilation Zine on Physical Illness
This is a beautiful little book/zine. It "collects peoples' experiences with illness to help establish a collective voice of those impacted within radical/left/DIY communities. The zine is meant to be a resource for those who are living with illness as well as those who have not directly experienced it themselves. Contributors discuss personal experiences as well as topics such as receiving support, providing support, and being an informed patient. These writings are meant to increase understandings of illness and further discussion as well as action towards building communities of care." (review from the Microcosm website.) 6 ounces 5.50 u.s., 6.25 canada and mexico, 9.25 international |
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Skinned Heart This is a beautiful and intense personal and political zine about
racism, feminism, child abuse, rape, mental illness, cultural appropriation and a bunch of
other life things. This is the kind of zine that first got me into zines and that I don't
see enough of these days - that takes personal experiences, sees them through a political
lense, and makes you feel, not just think.
3 ounces 2.75 u.s., 3.25 canada and mexico, 5.00 international |
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Snarlas Southern Tour 2009 tour zine, like all tour zines, talks about what we did and where we went. We wrote Snarlibs, which are just like Mad Libs only about our band. Very funny, even to other people who aren't in the band. also boring, like all tour zines. 2 ounces 2.60 u.s., 3.00 canada and mexico, 3.80 international |
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Some Useful Information on Domestic Violence for Radical Communities
Written by people who were doing workshops on domestic violence, communication, and consent, this is more of a handout packet than a zine. It is full of the basic information on identifing domestic violence - definitions of domestic violence, economic abuse, sexual abuse, emotional abuse, survivor autonomy, etc. the Violence Wheel, Advice on communication, listening, arguing. Things survivors might experience, why we stay, how we empower ourselves to leave, tactics of power and control in intimate relationships involving HIV/AIDS, Domestic Violence in the SM community, and more. 2 ounces 2.60 u.s., 3.00 canada and mexico, 5.00 international |
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Support zine
an anthology I put together about supporting abuse survivors. A lot of people have written to me and said that this helped them identify as survivors, and to find a way forward in their lives, find ways to change their patterns and find support and healing. This zine includes the consent questions that Andrea, Able and I came up with, and they are are great way for people to start talking about consent, either with their partner(s) or with their friends. This zine is not just for survivors, but is also for people who are friends and partners with survivors, to help them understand. 4 ounces 3.50 u.s., 3.80 canada and mexico, 4.75 international |
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Stolen Sharpie Revolution 2:DIY Resource for zines and zine culture
A little book that's about making zines, with tips about writing and editing, layout, copyright, photocopiers, binding, block printing, paper making, mail art and a zillion other things. 5 ounces 6.50 u.s., 7.00 canada and mexico, 9.50 international |
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Taking Risks: Implementing Grassroots Community Accountability Strategies written by a collective of women of color from Communities Against Rape and Abuse this zine is a description of CARA's accountability guidelines for addressing sexual violence. It's a great introduction to forming an community accountability structure. the principles discussed are: 1.Recognizing the humanity of everyone involved. 2. Prioritizing self-determination of the survivor. 3. Identify a simultaneous plan for safety and support fo the survivor as well as others in the community 4. Carefully consider the potential consequences of your strategy. 5. Organize Collectively. 6. Make sure everyone in the accountability-seeing group is on the same page with their political analysis of sexual violence. 7. Be clear and specific about what your group wants from the aggressor in terms of accountability. 9. Consider help from the aggressor's friends, family and people close to the aggressor. 10. Prepare to be engaged in the process for the long haul. 1 ounces 2.00 u.s., 2.35 canada and mexico, 3.15 international |
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Toothworm #4: I, Turdshiner
Disturbing and beautiful, small stories about injuries on the inside and out "Band-Aids won't stick to an ugly mouth of exposed tissue. Crisis is a mountain or a pyramid, do what you got to." abuse and "is coping really a viable option". sex and puking and tour the lies we uphold. priveledge and queerness and what it looks like to watch her father sick from addiction and withdrawing. "Right and wrong, fear and love, beauty and ugly, safety and threat, care and coercion. All the hate that brought me here. I read this zine and then put it down and then read it again, trying to get all the essence of it. 1 ounces 2.60 u.s., 2.80 canada and mexico, 3.00 international |
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Totally Rich
Throw out all the anarchist theory and just read this zine! It is a cutsy story about one morning when the trees started growing money and noone had to do anything for money anymore and could just do meaningful work.
It is written by the Second Maine Militia, which includes Carole Chute, author of The Beans of Egypt Maine
2 ounces 3.60 u.s., 4.00 canada and mexico, 4.80 international |
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Towards a Less Fucked Up World: Sobriety and Anarchist Struggle
Written by my friend Nick who I really respect. The first article in this zine is called "Masculinity, Rape Culture and Intoxication". A couple people I know said it really opened their eyes and helped them challenge themselves and change their behavior. I really liked the article "intoxication and 'autonomy' vs accountability", which talks about the difference between rugged individualist anarchism and community based anarchism, and also about the Zapatista movement where most most Zapatista land is alcohol and drug free, because many women wanted that in the new societies they were working to create. There are also articles about why sober spaces are important. 2 ounces 1.60 u.s., 2.00 canada and mexico, 2.80 international |
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Tuff Town #2
pocket sized with pretty printed cover, hand sewn binding and full of care. Sweet stories like trying to take city busses from Goleta to LA and getting stranded we decided this was how we would tell if we could be friends with people or not;
whether or not they thought this was stupid. A small, two girl bike trip along the ocean and it feels like the ocean, windswept with strange characters. She talks about not always talking about real tings because how can you? the horror of screaming alcohoic father and the same man closing his eyes when he plays Neil Young on guitar.
families, skateboarding, music, going to jail for dumpstering, the shitty unrealness of macho whiteboy politics and the realness of what is in our bodies, the realness of actual struggles for liberation. 2 ounces 1.60 u.s., 2.00 canada and mexico, 2.80 international |
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Understanding Your Menstrual Cycle
a handout about charting and understanding your menstrual cycle. It is very basic and easy to understand, and was what I used when I was first trying to understand my body. Charting my cycle made me feel so much better - closer to my body and like my hormones weren't a mystery or in charge of me. This handout makes it seem like you can just chart your cycle and use that knowledge as birth control, which I really don't recommend. If you want to use Fertility Awareness as birth control, you really need to read more info than this, but this is a good introduction. 1 ounce 1.00 anywhere if ordered with other zines |
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Uses of a WhirlwindMovements and Contemporary Radical Currents in the United States
(book)
description..... 23 ounces 16.75 u.s., 20.75 canada and mexico, 28.00 international |
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The Visible Woman
I love this zine! Written by a woman in her 50's, it's about how older women are turned invisible by our society. She says, "In some ways it's oddly restful, but when I think about it, it makes me angry. I don't want to be invisible anymore."
2 ounces 2.60 u.s., 3.00 canada and mexico, 3.80 international |
| What To Do When You've Been Called Out: A brief guide this is just a onesheet zine. Its main themes are: Taking responsibility for your actions, Learning methods of supporting others, finding support for yourself, promoting personal and community healing, how to communicate on these issues, identifying and addressing behaviors. .75 if ordered with other zines |
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Workin' On It:Ways to tokenize/alienate a non-white person. This is a zine put out by anti-authoritarian and other radically progressive people of color, and "is intended primarily as a tool for people of color to recognize, more redily, oppressive forces at play in our lives in order to begin the work of healing from them." I think it is also a good resource for white people to recognize their own racism, and ways that racism plays out in this fucked up world. 2 ounces 1.50 u.s., 1.95 canada and mexico, 2.10 international |
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The Worst Zine: A Compilation Zine on Grief and Loss
6 ounces 5.25 u.s., 5.80 canada and mexico, 7.90 international |
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Zine Yearbook 9 2009
The Zine Yearbook makes a great gift to introduce people to zines! It is a book with articles, stories, comics, and all that kind of stuff from lots of different zines. It's always great and it's a great way to find out about a lot of zines you don't know about. 12 ounces 6.00 u.s., 7.30 canada and mexico, 12.00 international |