"The poems in this zine are from a really shitty, dark time in my life. Most of them deal with depression, alcoholism, self-destruction and drug addiction. I was hesitant whether or not I should share these poems with people because of their overwhelming pessimism, However It's been hard for me to move onto new projects while leaving this unfinished. So here it is. The drunken ramblings of a scared little kid. Try not to take this too seriously I guess. It's who I was, not who I am." keyword: self destruction

The 3rd issue of Hermana, Resist includes stories and writings from a queer feminist chicana and mother living with depression in the early 2000's. This issue is more introspective that past issues, as Noemi writes through the pain and talks about the things in their life that brought her to this point.

" I feel like this zine is full of speaking, because I need to, and because sometimes things aren't about "balance" and whatever, sometimes it is about purging and think and working through things somewhat violently and haphazardly and desperately. This is what I feel this zine is." Compilation zine.

Profiles of zine-makers (zinesters) at the 2000 New York City Zine Fest.

A collection of humorous illustrations of people with descriptive text.

Prose and poetic non-fiction. Explorations of humanless homes and musings on the death, or at least decay, of rurality.

" For Construction Trade Workers
Comics to entertain those in the construction trade industry, as inspired by those in the construction trades."

An illustrative zine about Menstrual Cups throughout the ages.

A small illustration zine with text.

" The title "The Worst" is a play on colloquial medical definitions of health and life-status-- the worst case scenario, the worst diagnosis, the worst outcome. And yet this stigma should not carry over into our grief processes: our experiences with grief and loss should not become the worst topic of conversation, or the worst emotional need to fulfill. Its my hope that by exposing this terrible narrative--naming our worsts-- we can realize our capacity to begin a fearless dialogue; to overcome the emotional paralysis surrounding loss to bring more fluidity to our communities."

"... what follows is a month-long guide to navigating a break-up through ritual practice and spiritual self-care. Everyone grieves and heals at their own pace, and I can only speak to my own experience. My ritual practice is central to my wellbeing but it not the only part of my self-care."

" This is a zine about queer kids in the 90s
This zine is a love letter to my friends
This zine is dedicated to how music saves us"

Collection of art and short poems and humour published apparently by Ace Hotels in memory of Alex Calderwood. Extremely beautiful foreword.

Zine includes mini-zine about Gwen Stefani