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Stolen Sharpie Revolution: A Diy Zine Resource
On Subbing: The First Four Years (Real World)
Learning Good Consent
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Whatcha Mean, What's a Zine?
Make Your Place: Affordable, Sustainable Nesting Skills (DIY)
Fucking Trans Women (Issue #0)
Harry Potter and the Problematic Author
The Do-It-Yourself Guide to Fighting the Big Motherfuckin' Sad
Off The Map
Doris: An Anthology, 1991-2001
Burn Collector: Collected Stories from One Through Nine
Notes from Underground: Zines and the Politics of Alternative Culture (Haymarket Series)
Simple Steps to a Life Less Shitty
Pen Pals (Cometbus #55)
Sometimes the Air in the Room Goes Missing by Dana  GreenBurial by Claire DonatoThe Bugging Watch & Other Exhibits by Kim Gek Lin ShortWhere I Stay by Andrew Zornoza[one love affair]* by Jenny Boully
Tarpaulin Sky Press
37 books — 1 voter
Anne with an E by April Michelle BrattenThe Circus of Forgetting by Barbara  DuffeyThese Walls Are Starting to Glow by Karen (prev. Karen Bjork Ku...Pastries and Other Things History Has Tried To Choke Us With by Margaryta GolovchenkoGirlhood and Machines by Marie   Elia
Dancing Girl Press
104 books — 5 voters

Stolen Sharpie Revolution by Alex WrekkFrom Girls to Grrrlz  by Trina RobbinsGirl Zines by Alison PiepmeierZine Scene by Francesca Lia BlockNotes from Underground by Stephen Duncombe
Zine Resources
19 books — 1 voter

The Maidenheads by Benny B. PetersonAccording to Plan by Christen RandallEverything Must Go by Jenny Fran DavisHard Love by Ellen Wittlinger
Zine Collage Book Covers
4 books — 3 voters

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Salleh Razak
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― Salleh Razak, Popkon

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Opening Line Literary 'Zine Group Opening Line is an online literary magazine designed to promote unpublished writers and illustra…more
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THIS Literary Magazine was founded in 2009. We publish new and emerging writers with diverse bac…more
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