QUR Queer

Zines about gay, lesbian, bisexual, and queer issues, identities, politics, and experiences. Zines about trans issues, identities, and experiences should be filed under TGN Trans. Zines that analyze gender from a feminist perspective should be filed in FEM Feminism. Zines that are queer but are mainly about sex should be categorized in SEX Sex. Zines that are queer but are mainly about health should be categorized in one of the Health categories.

Pink patterned background of hearts, rainbows, and cute things with a pink bow in the middle and cutout letters saying "pink karina killjoy"

"pink" is a full-color print mini-zine about the power of discovering the histories + communities of nonbinary folks & queer femmes, healing my relationship with gender & sexuality, color theory, surviving trauma & chronic illness, & of course the color PINK!

Read more about Pink

Personal experiences with queerness, religion, and repression

Read more about Pinch Kid! #3

Celebrating fashion & gender liberation

gender

gender identity

fashion

Read more about Shindig Zine

Cover of Gloria Anzaldua zine - an illustration of the writer

Read more about Gloria Anzaldúa: The Life and Times of Butch Dykes #1, Vol. 7

A zine about learning to express yourself and be strong when you're different.

queer

gender identity

childhood

24 Hour Zine Challenge

transgender

Read more about Despite It All, Mother Fuckin' Sparkle

"This zine works with themes from the closed practice of Kabbalah (Jewish mysticism). It has historically been a male cis-hetero normative practice but has recently begun to be explored in a queer context through language and imagery. This zine queers theories from Kabbalah, or rather, acknowledges its inherent queerness." - intro to the zine

24 Hour Zine Challenge

Read more about Infinity

Read more about Building An Abolitionist Trans and Queer Movement with Everything We've Got

"... what follows is a month-long guide to navigating a break-up through ritual practice and spiritual self-care. Everyone grieves and heals at their own pace, and I can only speak to my own experience. My ritual practice is central to my wellbeing but it not the only part of my self-care."

queer

Read more about Queer Hex Breakup Magic

" This is a zine about queer kids in the 90s
This zine is a love letter to my friends
This zine is dedicated to how music saves us"

queer

Read more about My Friend Goo (number three)

White cover with black ink in a typewriter font with an image of people lined up at a fence

This zine is a project of a Migrant Justice Working Group that formed in San Francisco in 2007 to attend the first US/Mexico No Borders Camp and to resist violence at the border in the Bay and elsewhere.