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An Activist Approach to dealing with Domestic Violence
This zine came out awhile back, and really needs to be in circulation. It's got really great articles and powerful interviews with people who work against Domestic Violence, who have survived domestic violence, and people who have recognized their own violent behaviors and have worked to change themselves. Articles include: Challenging Assumptions about Domestic Violence, Why Should Men Care about Sexual Violence, Organizing for Our "No Use for Abuse" Weekend, and much more. this zine is sliding scale. If you can't afford the price listed here, feel free to write me and request it for less - cindy pob 29, athens oh 45701 3.75 u.s., 5.34 canada and mexico, 6.64 international |
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Apoyo
Spanish translation of Support zine, an anthology zine about supporting abuse survivors. 4 ounces 3.00 u.s., 4.00 canada and mexico, 6.00 international |
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Ask First: resources for supporters, survivors, and perpetrators of sexual assault this zine is put out by awsome folks in Louisville KY. It has basic artiles about consent, cycles of abuse, forms of abuse, supporting survivors, active listening, being a responsible partner, surviving sexual assault, empowering your sexual identity, resources for perpetrators(including the ten suggestions for people called out for abusive behavior It's really accessible and a great resource.)
3 ounces 3.25 u.s., 4.85 canada and mexico, 6.14 international |
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Brainscan 19
from being the girl scribbling in her notebook to the girl runnning around getting stuff done - helping to organize the Portland Zine Symposium, the weird thing about meeting and making friends with people who's zines you've read, and the ways we represent ourselves. Important tips and ideas that came out of a mental helath workshop she went to. Doing a zine workshop for highschoolers and at the Portland Rock and Roll camp for girls, and how great the camp was. 2 ounces 2.75 u.s., 4.35 canada and mexico, 5.00 international |
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Brainscan 22: a practical body modification
This issue is all about IUD's. some factual information and then her detailed story about what it was like to get one. I think it would be really useful for anyone considering getting an IUD, and also it's just good to hear about what it is like going to the gynecologist office, because it's something that doesn't get talked about much. 2 ounces 3.00 u.s., 4.60 canada and mexico, 5.25 international |
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Brainscan 23
Travel stories: from being a teenager to now, going to see Morrisey in SF, exploring the urban legends in Salt Lake City being a merch-girl, going on zine tour, going on a crusie with her family to Russia. She also writes about misogyny 2 ounces 3.00 u.s., 4.60 canada and mexico, 5.25 international |
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Butch Nor Femme #3 / Curioddity #4
Split zine. Both sides addressing the 7 Deadly Sins: Lust, Gluttony, Greed, Sloth, Wrath, Envy, Pride. Lynne address each topic in their refreshing, straightforward way. Curioser Jane writes her side in her powerful storytelling way. 3.65 u.s., 5.25 canada and mexico, 5.90 international |
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Cheer The Eff Up #1
I love this zine - it's a sort of short story memoir zine, and hard to tell if the story is true or fiction or somewhere in between (I know the answer, but I'll keep it a secret). About living in a small place where all the punk kids and goth kids and metalhead and skinheads and nerds all hung out together - discovering that everything they'd been taught about race, sex, gender, class, food, history, politics and the environment was total bullshit, and all kinds of things follow. Funny and tragic and redemptive. 3.65 u.s., 5.25 canada and mexico, 5.90 international |
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Cheer The Eff Up #2
The second installment of this memoirish story zine I love so much - this one written by one of the people in the previous zine - Nikki Turtle. Stories of surviving rape, and deciding not to identify as victim or survivor, trying to make decisions about how to rebel or fit in, stories about about friendship and changes and adventures and neighbors - again, beautiful and tragic and also some tiny stories written to Cheer the Eff Up - Random moments and memories. 3.65 u.s., 5.25 canada and mexico, 5.90 international |
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Cheer the Eff Up #3
If you've already read #1 + #2, then you know how good this zine is. This issue Jonal realizes he's a henchman to real-life supervillains, reconnects with old friends and works on getting his life back. being shy, Art Night, Occupy Wall Street, Confusing Anarchy with Apathy. Jonas is a gifted storyteller, and even if it is (partially) fictional (or is it?) the stories are so TRUE, and so tragic and redemptive. 3.65 u.s., 4.25 canada and mexico, 5.25 international |
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Close to my Heart: a breast zine (and, perhaps, a memorial)
a zine born from exploring and growing into their gender-queer identity. Writing about gender-queerness, family and memories and embodied experiences about their breasts in preperation for deciding about getting top surgery. 3.45 u.s., 4.00 canada and mexico, 5.00 international |
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cometbus #54: in China with Green Day
Aaron goes on tour with Green Day to China! Epic. More than a travel zine. The part I liked best was talking about how selling out is judged, but people just giving up their creative lives and doing nothing really worthwhile is not judged. 5 ounces 5.40 u.s., 7.00 canada and mexico, 9.60 international |
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Corin zine and cd
An old-fashioned fan zine. Neely and Colleen from Mend My Dress Press, write about each song on this classic riot grrrl CD by Corin Tucker - and what memories and thoughts it brings. The zine includes the 21 track CD, which is amazing! 5.50 u.s., 7.10 canada and mexico, 7.75 international |
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Damaged Mentally 2.5
this zine is a personal account about having a brain injury, and about her recovery process - the ways so much has changed, voice, personality, muscles. "After a month or so I came to the conclusion that I had to let my old self go in order to move on." 3.10 u.s., 3.50 canada and mexico, 4.00 international |
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Dangerous Damsels Feminist Fairy Tales
6 writers rewrite traditional fairy tales or write their own. They are well written and cool and sometimes scary. I love fairy tales, and love this zine. The small font is a little hard to read, but worth it. 3.80 u.s., 5.40 canada and mexico, 6.05 international |
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Deafula
Great zine about deafness: being deaf, different types of deafness and how everyone is different, some people embracing silence, some wearing hearing aids or getting cochlear implants. Deaf culture and identity, and personal experience of how she experienced her own deafness growing up and now. Also included is the story/article "What to Do if you Encounter a Deafie in the Wild!" which gives suggestions on how not to be a total accidental jerk while meeting someone who is deaf. 1.45 u.s., 2.45 canada and mexico, 2.45 international |
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Deafula #3
Another excellent issue of this zine! This issue talks about not wanting to be a "spokesperson" for deafness, identity politics within deaf communities, questions and reaction people have, tips for people who work in customer service about how to accept relay calls (where the operator acts as a go between for you); a peice about "Blind Rage: An Open Letter to Helen Keller" where she talks about daily annoyances, the problems with being a spokesperson - "graciously disabled" - and the rage and the ways spokespersonness takes away your full humanity because people only pay attention to what you have to say about your disability and think you have no other contribution to make. Also: Top 5 things that you don't realize are super annoying for peeps with hearing loss, and 5 top things you are mission out on by being hearing. 2.45 u.s., 3.45 canada and mexico, 3.45 international |
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Deafula #4
This issue is about employment and how her hearing loss related to her ability to work; being denied SSI (and how convoulted SSI is to begin with), job discrimination, personal fears, trying to figure out when to tell a potential employer that their deaf, bad customers, ways jobs worked or didn't work, wanting to be more assertive ... "it's hard to explain how it feels when the discrimination happens. it can make you feel so powerless..." 3.65 u.s., 4.65 canada and mexico, 5.00 international |
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Dirty Thoughts In Church: the Bar
Great reading! This is a first zine writing and photos by a girl who is trying to sort out her life, and writing about the people who have made their way into her life. This first issue is about the family owned bar she grew up in for 17 years in Canada, and the people there. It is conversations - which bring out a really complex feeling and sense of place, and sense of class and desperation, and love. I really love this zine. 5.00 u.s., 6.60 canada and mexico, 7.25 international |
| Do It Yourself Gynecological Exam
this is just a tiny introduction about how and why to do your own speculum and gynecological exam. "Self exams offer women the ability to see the normal changes our bodies go through and notice the markers of potential problems... As our knowledge grows, we take back the power to care for ourselves. .25 to anywhere when ordered with other zines |
| I also have plastic speculums
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Don't Be A Dick
A zine about rape culture, male socialization, a critique of traditional porn, the importance of consent. It is so important that guys start doing this work, and this is a really good introduction zine about these issues. excerpt from intro: "This is a zine intended primarily for straight, non-trans men to do something about sexual violence and rape in their own lives. In a way, I'm writing this for my past self - I could have used something like this a couple of years ago..." 1.50 u.s., 2.50 canada and mexico, 2.75 international |
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Doris 29
This issue of Doris includes: "How I Quit Worrying and Learned to Love Being Queer," plus stories and comics about mini horses, voting, helping start a Rock and Roll Camp for Girls, and more! 2.60 u.s., 3.60 canada and mexico, 3.80 international |
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Doris 28!!!
stories about racism, buying land, getting mini horses, sleeping in forts, and the death of my Grandparents and my friend. 2.60 u.s., 4.20 canada and mexico, 4.85 international |
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Doris 26 hope and language and shyness and social ecology and truth. 2 ounces 2.60 u.s., 4.20 canada and mexico, 4.85 international |
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Doris 25 anarchism and keeping focus and who do you want to be and also about quitting drinking. 2 ounces 2.60 u.s., 4.20 canada and mexico, 4.85 international |
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Doris 23 this is about love and my grandma and abortion and menstrual extraction and being in jail and camping. 2 ounces 2.60 u.s., 4.20 canada and mexico, 4.85 international |
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Doris 22 and 21 both.
these are printed on newsprint and have a lot of stuff about abuse, but also about anarchism and gender and girl gangs and all kinds of stuff. 2 ounces 1.60 u.s. for both, 2.60 canada and mexico, 2.80 international |
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Doris: an Anthology of zines and other stuff 1991 - 2001
My First Book!!! Back in Stock finally!!! the first issues of doris - raw and sweet. secrets, wandering, trying to figure out the world. 14.00 u.s., 26.00 canada, 28.00 overseas |
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The Encyclopedia of Doris: stories, interviews, essays.
My New Book!!! This has issues 19-27 of Doris, plus a bunch of new writing and other writing that was never published. Apple Crisp, Audre Lorde, Abiku, Anarchy, Abortion, Boats, Boogers, Caty's Farm, Consent, Depression, Death, Elephants, Girl Gangs, etc. 20.00 u.s., 26.00 canada and mexico, 28.00 international |
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Entropy
The most powerful and hopeful zine I've ever read about incest survival, body memory, trauma and healing. Peregrine spent years writing it. It is not a raw testimonial, but an unfolding of his story, starting with his discovery that he was a childhood incest surviver, with intense body memories but not many specific fact memories - and the difficulties of belief and denial, within himself and his family. So many men I know are sexual abuse survivors, and I have seen very few zines written by men about it. I know this zine will help so many people. It is great regardless of your gender! I recommend this zine for everyone - regardless of whether or not you are an abuse survivor. It is an essential peice of writing for us all. 6.00 u.s., 7.60 canada and mexico, 8.25 international |
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Everyday Magic #1
I love this zine. I love the struggle to bring magic into our political lives - figuring out ways to bring healing in to our lives and communities without neglecting the political or coopting cultures that are not ours. This is a great zine that does just that, talking about learning to pay attention to plants/ocean/self. "I want to practice a spritiuality where personaltransformation is tied to collective healing." They talk about belief systems and name changes and rituals, paganism and kitchen witch and ritual. some specific rituals they did. powerful small stories. This zine opens up so many possibilities. 3.45 u.s., 4.45 canada and mexico, 5.45 international |
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Fat-tastic! #2
A great little compilation about body image, with stories about Yoga for Everyone, Fat & Healthy, Scars, Ballance, and a sweet and powerful letter to Beth Ditto, who is a great role model for fat acceptance. 2.45 u.s., 3.45 canada and mexico, 4.45 international |
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Fighting Back: self defence for women and girls this is a onesheet zine that has basic advice about self-defense. body language, verbal strategies, fighting moves. It's a good guide for starting to do self-defense with your friends. .40 to anywhere if ordered with another zine |
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Figure 8 Issue #4: Refuse to Feel Shame about Your Body!
Another amazing issue! Krissy profiles a lot of activists. "I wanted to address fat activism and make sure it is clear that all kinds of activism are needed." Includes and expose on the diet drug Alli "the Poop Your Pants Diet!" Chubby anime, discrimination in adopting, and a bunch of other great articles and resources! 3.65 u.s., 4.65 canada and mexico, 5.65 international |
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Filling the Void: interviews about quitting drinking and using
A great resource for people trying to quit. Not spiritual or straight-edge. 8 interviews with people who have quit drinking and/or using. Frank discussions and stories about the positive and negative roles drinking/using had in their lives, why they decided to quit, what they struggled with and how they managed to do it. interviewees include Erick Lyle (Scam zine), Artnoose (Ker-bloom zine), Cindy (Doris zine), and John Geek (The Fleshies). Interviews conducted by and edited by Cindy and Caty Crabb 4 ounces 5.40 u.s., 7.00 canada and mexico, 8.50 international |
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Gender Oppression, Abuse, Violence: Community Accountability Within the People of Color Progressive Movement
this is one of the best explanations of identifying and dealing with abuse within radical communities I've seen.
It is very straightforward, defining sexual harassment, sexual abuse/assault and intimate partner abuse,
talking about denial, minimizing, victim blaming, counter-organizing, and other ways people try to manipulate and get out of being accountable.
It has a great, detailed section on creating an accountablity process with the goal as "transformation toward liberation".
2 ounces 3.25 u.s., 4.85 canada and mexico, 5.50 international |
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Ghost Lungs #1
Beautiful, intense writing. The most beautiful sad zine I have read in a long time. Much of it is about their mom, their dad, grandma, death. emotional abuse. stories told not to tell. queerness, binding, losing, finding. items unearthed. self unearthed. 2.45 u.s., 3.25 canada and mexico, 4.25 international |