A critique of the way anorexia is culturally defined as a white, middle class issue that includes personal stories of being hospitalized and politicized and using starving and self-harm as a coping mechanism.

Published in Lansing, Kansas by Pioneers Press. 42 pages in English.

The author recalls the nuns she met throughout her time in Catholic elementary, middle, and high schools, and rants about “compulsive fornication,” school libraries, nuns in spike heels, abortion, Ukrainian nuns, and the Channel One program.

Published by Microcosm Publishing. 16 pages in English.

A series of selfies, poems, and art by transgender people, non-binary people, and women of color that aims to increase the LGBTQ+ representation in the Utah art and music community.

Published in Salt Lake City, Utah by WeAreHere with contributors Julie-Anne Abubo, Paula Bravo, Ella Mendoza, and Eliana. 24 pages in English.

The author writes about every guy he has had sex with and covers the topics of sexuality, mental health, polyamory, slut-shaming, and rape culture.

Published by Eliza Agar Press. 52 pages in English.

A short collage zine with images of Hello Kitty, dogs, Disney Princesses, and celebrities side by side dramatic text calling for help.

8 pages in English.