Comic of a man and a monkey surviving at sea.

Experimental sketches of characters, crowds, and scenery

A list of things the author finds interesting based in science and technology.

A documentation of the author's history of pen pals in the 1980s and their attempt to find one beyond the Iron Curtain.

Writing about fiction and various fake articles.

This zine looks at various challenges youth face in looking for meaningful work, ways to meet these challenges, along with helpful job hunting tips

Made during the Anchor Archive's 24 Hour Zine Challenge in 2012. "Digging through old notebooks inspired me to go with a zine about stuff in my old notebooks. Most of the things in my notebooks are funny, embarrassing, revealing, endearing, and cringe-inducing - all at the same time... There are poems and doodles and lists and quotes." Funny random thoughts, realizations, to-do lists, and stories.

A zine about the demise of Broken Pencil magazine after publisher Hal Niedzviecki made statements in defense of Israel's genocide of the Palestinian people. Includes discussion of Canzine and the zine community in Canada.

A collaborative zine made at the Zinedump zine fair in Toronto in 2025, with a variety of contributions by different people.

A foraging guide (from Columbus, Ohio, USA) for identifying edible fruiting trees and plants. advice for ethical harvesting, and recipes for your harvest.

a compilation zine featuring many people's art.

A zine of recipes by Halifax bands, like the Stolen Minks, Husband and Knife, B.A. Johnson, Hellacaust, Tomcat Combat, and Windom Earle.

Each card depicts an art museum or curator, including Adam D. Weinberg, RoseLee Goldberg, Hans Ulrich Obrist, Beatrix Ruf, Okwui Enwezor, Hou Hanru, Sifang Art Museum, Tate Modern, New Museum, Stedelijk Museum, Hamburger, Bahnhof, and Niteroi Contemporary Art Museum.

A small book of T dick drawings.

A small zine about 10 principles to live your life by.

Various images and short text pieces about various topics.

Various sketches and comics of locations in NYC.

Poetry about queerness and one specific poem about HIV/AIDS activism.