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Thoughts about wage slavery in fast food jobs.

"I wrote this zine on a dare. I applied for a zine residency at the Roberts St Social Centre back in the winter. I figured if I was accepted, I have to make the zine, and if I wasn't, then I had some time to think about it and/or back out."
"I've been nervous about writing this zine. I don't often talk about being on disability, but it's been coming up more and more often lately... Taking care of my mental health is a full-time job."

"An Illustrated Guide to the Economic Crisis and Capitalism."
Comics about the economy, real estate market, capitalism, etc.

"I spent two years working in the public school system in California with "high risk" teenagers and while I'd love to write a zine about my own adventures, I find it's more important to write about what I learned from them. When someone tells you a story, it doesn't become yours, especially in the social service sector... but my relationships with the students and the public school system became my life, and thus, my story."

Janet examines the reasons why women strip as a job, her own experiences of working at a strip club and the types of men who she meets on the job.

"These stories are excerpted from a longer work in progress called The Grocery Years."