A guide to Denmark's culture and scenery, art, people, windmills, food and dining, and cultural differences. Accompanied by photographic collages. Also contains interesting facts about Sweden because Denmark has refused to make any fun lists.

one long poem, about ten words per page

A compilation of writing, poetry and art by women in the Burnside Correctional Facility in Dartmouth. Coordinated/published by Books Beyond Bars.

"This zine was produced as part of Sticky's Target 168: Eurovision, where the country picked for me to cover was Russia." Includes information about Leo Tolstoy, the Shuraleh, Russian cosmism, and Peter Kropotkin. Exclusive interview with a Russian librarian.

One big poem or a poetry cycle. Beautifully, professionally typeset, printed and bound.

A collection of humorous comics.

A scrapbook of Germany's participation in Eurovision 2009 written in broken English, with information about Germany and photographs of Dita von Teese.

"Daina is a photograppher. Monta works in a lingerie shop. One summer night in a park in the Baltics in Riga, Latvia, Daina finds an ear. Monta finds Daina, looking at the ear. Monta finds something she isn't expecting when she stops to help." A Birch Control book.

A handful of short, funny, fictional stories. The first is about ABBA winning the 2016 election in the USA.

An illustrated autobiographical zine by the artist Steve Larder, talking about the people, places, and things he's experienced between March 2007 to October 2007.

Thoughts about live action roleplay, structuralism, and post-structuralism.

An introduction to what safer spaces can look like.

"Lickety Split is a pansexual smut zine dedicated to encouraging sex-positive expression and thought. The zine promotes collaborative art making and encourages diverse contributions to climb into bed with one another, because one sexual expression does not satisfy" [Masthead]

Made during the RS residency, includes article and interview about Halifax punk scene and Harbour Water Fest

DIY Zine Fests - info about how to organize them, pictures from zine fests around the USA and maybe other places