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Iris zine - http://www.anvilrosenkreuz.com/p/2013-iris-zine.html

Only 10 copies are…

It has been years. Years of thinking, accumulating, mailing, writing, and drafting. But I have finally made some clear decisions about  "my writing project," as I've been calling it. I have had a novel and a chapbook published in the traditional way: submission, acceptance, editing, promotion. But I've been wanting to do…

Zines for Troops! sends free zines to military members and injured veterans. These exemplary civilians have participated by sending zine donations. Their zines are shined, showered, and ready for inspection by their lucky military recipients! 

A 21-Gun Salute To:

Laura-Marie, Functionally Ill…

Talking "White" is a collection of lyric poetry that takes a hard look at intra-cultural bullying within the African American community

With poems like "Ostracized" "Keeping it Real" and "The Post-Black Manifesto" Ma skillfully brings cultural identity politics to light. At the same time she honors literary ancestors including Langston Hughes, Jean Toomer and others in her own family who rose above their circumstances and overcame…

SO, we're Frickstarting our own fundraiser! And in true zinester style, we're doing it ourselves. Please follow the link and consider helping QZAP with a donation and by sharing this with your queer zine loving friends:

https://tinyurl.com/qzapfrickstarter

28 pages, 1/4-sized, cardstock cover.

Nineteen small poems about love, fairy tales, witches, dolls, & other sundry subjects.

$2 or trade…

"The Murky Realm," a biographical sketch of a tragic union with some creative engineering...



My parents never should have gotten married. But even though my father was gay and my mother was chemically imbalanced, this was the 60s, when single men in their forties did not identify as queer and people with personality disorders were rarely diagnosed, much less treated. And marriage was inexorable. The tragedy, of course, is that five children came out of this…

This is the review I wrote on Good Reads for Dave Roche's new book If Nothing But the Sky

As a rule I am not a huge lover of travel books or zines. They often have too little personal observations and thought provoking thoughts and often become just a list of we met these people and then we went here and craziness ensued or we ate this and found this out of the way place aren't we amazing?

Dave Roche's modest book about his zine tour trips to Australia and Southeast…