Facts about ducks interspersed with comics and cartoon drawings.

The Worst of Times aims to be a monthly vehicle for sharing critical stores, perspectives, and snark between un(der)employed/un(der)waged workers, students persuing useless degrees, and assorted ne'er-do-wells. We take an uncompromising anti-sexist, anti-racist, and anti-the boss (not as in Springsteen) stane; for self-organization and everyday struggles.

Tips on getting well, self care, mental care, soothing yourself

A complication of images including fan art for for Over the Garden Wall, Steven Universe and Strange Aeons.

The Worst of Times aims to be a monthly vehicle for sharing critical stores, perspectives, and snark between un(der)employed/un(der)waged workers, students persuing useless degrees, and assorted ne'er-do-wells. We take an uncompromising anti-sexist, anti-racist, and anti-the boss (not as in Springsteen) stane; for self-organization and everyday struggles.

An envelope containing a compilation of art, short stories, and interviews from various contributors. Each piece is a physically separate entity. Interviews with Akira (band), O Rosa Records, and Matt Cargill.

Beautiful images of animals and other things.

The Worst of Times aims to be a monthly vehicle for sharing critical stores, perspectives, and snark between un(der)employed/un(der)waged workers, students persuing useless degrees, and assorted ne'er-do-wells. We take an uncompromising anti-sexist, anti-racist, and anti-the boss (not as in Springsteen) stane; for self-organization and everyday struggles.

A short narrative exploring the concept of soulmates.

A story about the fall of the Roman Empire. "The Witch’s Child urges us to celebrate the return of Spring. It is about the importance of May Day and what we have to gain by rooting ourselves in the rhythm of the seasons. After a long Winter of darkness and stillness, we’ve been feeling the resurgence of growth and we rise up too, to remember the importance of re-emerging after the cold, inward months." (from https://knowingtheland.com/2012/04/09/in-celebration-of-may-day-the-witchs-child/)

short comic narrative about a mermaid being saved by a young woman

Trippy, meme-heavy zine of drawings

Newspaper cover with personal writing about experiences with quotes

includes underwater illustrations

The author explores their "recent distractions, escapisms, and unhealthy coping mechanisms" in light of their recent bout of depression

"Knitting has the capacity to be accessible, creative, and independent; together we are creating new literature that highlights exactly that. Storied Stitches is a people-powered, noncommercial, DIY publication where we celebrate our creations. This zine is about us, the people who knit, united through our self-expressions and our creativity." [Storied Stitches Manifesto, Storied Stitches #1]

"A compilation of writing exploring the difficulties in supporting loved ones with depression, and not knowing how to ask for help when you are the one suffering. This is a resource of assistance and compassion, of true ache and optimism in the face of crushing blues." [back cover]

A mini-zine about how to make a 1-page mini folded zine