"The Healing Issue" of serial Canadian zine Cockroach. A compilation of poetry, essays and art making related to health and healing in various ways.

Short illustrative zine presenting examples of echolalia.

A comic about how a person's body transforms to produce a child during pregnancy and birth.

Short illustrative zine describing autistic burnout and supportive actions to help manage.

Subtitle:

"grief
remembrance
recovery"

Issue #26 of serial Cockroach zine, "The Communication Issue"; a collection of art and writings on all things communication including communication styles, conversation topics, sex and relationship advice and more.

Collection of personal writing, illustrated with repurposed fish imagery.

A collection of short essays by Alix Kemp, ranging from depression to Pete Wentz.

Sex workers who wished to participate in this art project were given disposable cameras to document their daily lives. This zine aims to present "a more accurate reflection of sex work" through the images and writing.

Originally published in Volume 1 of Mortar, a theoretical journal available online at linchpin.ca, this zine features two pieces centred around building class consciousness in urban environments. Large emphasis on gentrification processes and Marxist/anarchist perspectives.

An interview with a No More Deaths volunteer named Maria, discussing border violence under the two Obama administrations (2009-2017) and first Trump administration (2018-2021).

Short story about a girl from Saturn who travels to Earth.

"A Queer Snoopy Zine", "Dedicated to butches...it's never too late to climb on top of your doghouse and find the handsome beast inside yourself."

The author writes short reflections on the emotional relevance of a stack of suitcases containing diaries, letters, and personal ephemera collected throughout her life.

Collection of photos of the once thriving shopping district in East London known as Petticoat Lane.

A short reflection on the feelings of hating everyone and everyone hating you.

"The Wool Hat Issue" Featuring interview with Elevator to Hell, and directory of independent zines and record labels

Describes iyashikei, an environment-focused genre of Japanese storytelling commonly found in manga and anime.