friendship

A Vancouver zine "for, by and about street youth" of poetry, fiction, artwork, news and more. This issue is in memory of Jody, a friend of many of the writers who had passed away, and dedicated to Wendy Wood, the longtime editor who was leaving the zine.

Content includes primarily prose text on topics such as health, myalgic encephalomyelitis, music, the band called The Manics, extinct animals, an interview. Some images and photographs are included.

"On the friendship of a boy & a clockwork man is a story. It's about a boy and a clockwork man. The boy does all the talking, so some of the facts may be missing or inaccurate."

"Dedicated to Halifax 2005-2010 and all the lovelies there."

The author reminisces about old friends

"When I was trying to quit drinking I felt really alone. I couldn't imagine how anyone did it. I wish I'd had a zine like this - that showed that it was possible, adn that there were all different kinds of things that could work for different people, and that it was possible, and worth it." - from back cover

"girl love, girl revolution- stories of friendship"
Neely reminisces about different girl friends who affected her life, from kindergarten to middle school to high school, sharing different memories from her childhood.

Short personal stories about living in Chicago or visiting Chicago and doing punk things.