Zine about mental health, both in general and specific to the author.

Published in Portland, Oregon. 63 pages in English.

Zine about the author's former, abusive marriage and her recovery process after leaving that marriage.

Published in Portland, Oregon. 38 pages in English.

Zine about the history of the author's involvement in zines.

Published in Portland, Oregon. 30 pages in English.

Zine made during the 24 hour zine challenge which contains stories about all the post office boxes the author has had.

Published in Portland, Oregon. 32 pages in English.

Zine about the author's abusive marriage compiled from her writings while she was in the relationship.

Published in Portland, Oregon. 74 pages in English.

Zine about the author's departure from Microcosm Publishing due to problematic and abusive behavior mainly from its founder and her ex-husband, Joe Biel.

Published in Portland, Oregon. 30 pages in English.

Zine about finalizing the author's divorce.

Published in Portland, Oregon. 24 pages in English.

Twenty-four hour zine about the author's current life and relationship.

Published in Portland, Oregon. 26 pages in English.

Double zine. Brainscan #29 tells stories from a punk house that the author lived in, while No More Coffee #4 contains a short story entitled "Photographs of the Dead".

Published in Portland, Oregon. 44 pages in English.

Zine about the author's business and some adventures she has had.

Published in Portland, Oregon. 40 pages in English.

Zine about the author's parents and her decision to call Portland home.

Published in Portland, Oregon. 18 pages in English.

A story about the author's first best friend and crush.

Published . 16 pages in English.

Resources and guides regarding zine publishing and zine culture.

Published in Portland, Oregon by Lunchroom Publishing with contributors Jenna Freedman, Jerianne Thompson, Sage Adderly, Steve Larder, Sugene Mine, Sarah Maitland, Matt Holdaway. 148 pages in English.

Zine about the author's travels and travel advice.

Published in Portland, Oregon. 22 pages in English.

Personal zine about the author's experiences with her Native American identity and its impact on some of her relationships.

Published with contributors Jeff Slim. 14 pages in English.

Zine about precarious/on-call/auxiliary work in libraries.

Published in Vancouver, British Columbia. 20 pages in English.

Personal zine about a camping trip and moments in one of the author's close friendships.

Published in Utah. 35 pages in English.

Fanzine about the band Dashboard Confessional and its lead singer, Chris Carrabba.

18 pages in English.

From the zine: "The Ambivalent Morgue is a collection of different works by different artists who were encouraged to…uncover pieces they had created that at the time either didn't match their standard for publication or was never explicitly intended for public display."

25 pages in English.

Contains correspondence, zine reviews, and an interview with John Marr, publisher of the zine Murder Can Be Fun.

Published in Albuquerque, New Mexico. 3 pages in English.