death

Zine is about author's experience working in a university cadaver lab. Keywords: pathology

"This issue is dedicated to right now, with all of what has passed that I carry with me and all that will happen that I look ahead to."

A writer honestly and poetically speaks his mind about writing, music, friendships, and the death of a friend.

Megan reflects on her travels, the loss of her friend Brooke, starting college, and her camping trip with Outward Bound.

Drawings of memorials and shrines to the dead all over the world. "The objective of this colouring book is to explore the collective experience of honouring our loved onces when they die. If we put ourselves into a gentle situation, like colouring the pages of this book, we may be less frightened or denying of death."

A collection of stories and insights. Including, most notably, a story of the Author's experience being shot in the face.

"This zine constitutes a demand on both mainstream society and the alternative communities we create to hold a space for the very human, very necessary and inevitable work of grieving, mourning, and (when the time is right), helping each other to continue living in spite of tremendous loss." - from introduction

"Cindy Crabb's new book The Encyclopedia of Doris offers stories, essays and interviews from 2001 to 2011. Inside are issues 19-28 of the beloved adn internationally distributed, feminist, autobiographical zine Doris, along with a bunch of never before published writing." (from the back).