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Unemployment

Aaron Smith

Unemployment is the newest zine by Aaron Lake Smith of Big Hands fame.

How to Make Soap

Without Burning Your Face Off

Raleigh Briggs

Raleigh Briggs, author of the popular Microcosm title Make Your Place, is back with another pamphlet on better, healthier living. This time around, she tackles soap-making basics, and...

Journalsong #6

Steve Gevurtz

Journalsong will make you fall in love with its author. It will also make you romanticize Portland, all while trying to deal with the bad things and appreciate the good things in your own...

The Perfect Mix Tape Segue #4

A Month on the Road with $100 and a T-Shirt

Joe Biel

Years after the fact, here's a zine-tour-based zine about "Cocoon: The Road Trip" from 2004. A collection of hand-drawn maps, photos by Dave Roche, and traveling anecdotes from the road, the zine...

I Hate This Part of Texas #7 / Keep Loving Keep Fighting #7

John Gerken

Two zinesters team up on this split zine reflecting on Hurricane Katrina. Both long-time New Orleans residents, they have to come to terms with loss in their own ways. John evacuates, travels, and...

High In The Himalayas

Marilyn Stablein

In the heyday of the sixties, during a seven-year stay in the Himalayas, Marilyn Stablein teaches herself how to not only cook a curry on a cow dung patty fire, but to master sadhu rituals like...

How To Stop Whining And Start Living

How To Make Trouble And Influence People Part 2

Question Mark Collective

A second collection of Buffo style pranks, political buffoonery, fascinating tales, and anecdotes of those fighting back and causing trouble in Australiasia.

You're Already Dead

Crass

This text - laying out where Crass saw punk, politics and the world - was handed out free as a small pamphlet by members of Crass at their gigs in 1984 (the last year of the bands existence).

At Dusk

The Situationist Movement In Historical Perspective

Perspectives

First published in 1975, this is a lengthy critique published by Bay Area 'second-wave' situs (some of whom were involved in Point Blank!) in August 1975