A series of essays from a group of South London-based queers on feeling alienated by narratives of sex-positivity. The zine is not sex-negative, but rather includes detailed and personal stories of feeling left out of queer spaces due to sexual so-called "dysfunction." Also includes stories of rape, sexual abuse, and emotional traumas.
In this zine, Sabrina writes a coming of age story in order to connect with other young people making non-tradtional decisions. She tells the story of growing up in California in the early 2000s and touches on topics including anarchy, captialism, non-traditional sex, sadomasochism, and polyamory.
"Aegis" was "A Magazine on Ending Violence Against Women", and was produced in Washington D.C through the 1970's and '80's. This issue reflects on teh Women's Movement, addressing topics including issues of class and race, violence adn sexuality, and self-defense.
"Aegis" was "A Magazine on Ending Violence Against Women," and was produced in Washington D.C through the 1970's and '80's. This issue addresses topics including creating safe spaces, survival rhetoric, racism, and abortion.
A feminist zine by "Corin and Erika" addressing topics including racism and classism within the riot grrrl movement, the appropriation by the mainstream media of the riot grrrl movement, sexual abuse, poetry, racism, classism, and punk music.
"Fat Girl is a zine for and abhout fat dykes. Fat Girl seeks to create a broad-based dialogue that both challenges and informs our notions of fat dyke identity." Articles address themes including sexuality. Sadomasochism, fat acceptance, fat advocacy, sex work, and child abuse.
