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.
"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.
A series of issues of "Ain't I a Woman?" addressing themes of Women's Liberation including sexism, sexual harassment, gender roles, self defense, and sisterhood.
Artists' books are a platform for personal expression created without censorship or outside influence. They are a medium of expression that employs the structure of a book as an inspiration while challenging the conventional contents of a printed volume. Artists' books are produced in limited numbers and are classified as works of art, typically produced by a single creator. The Artists' Book Collection features books from the 1970s to present day.
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.
A My Chemical Romance appreciation zine featuring stories from fans, pictures, and collages of Gerard Way's tweets. Especially emphasized is the feminist nature of My Chemical Romance's messages.
Sari of "You've Got a Friend in PA" shares their experiences of working in a Domestic Violence Safe House. Topics addressed include: how this experience shaped their personal and political idenity, challenges faced, the nonprofit politcal scene, and domestic violence and sexual assault.
"MK" shares art, poetry, and stories about their time working at a plant company. The zine reflects on topics including gender roles, the male gaze, rape culture, and popul;ar culture.
