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Zine provides a list of questions to assist individuals to slow down, listen, and trust their bodies in order to get the support they need.

Published in Oakland, California.

Scope and Contents Issue 2, subtitled "Travels With Myself and Another," is the traveling issue, where she writes about going to New York, Key West, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Salt Lake City, and Moab. Issue 3 contains writings about the death of Caitlin's grandmother and the birth of her niece, while emotionally grappling with identifying as an adult. Issue 4 discusses her career as a journalist. Issue 5 contains writings about being feminine and a feminist. Caitlin is a married feminist in her early thirties,...

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This folder contains three copies and is in English.

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The Marriott Library zine collection (1990-2018) contains zines and zine related materials such as buttons, stickers, and postcards that are made predominantly by women, non-binary, and LGBTQ+ authors as well as people of color and religious minorities in the United States. Some of the zines in the collection are from Salt Lake City, Utah generally and from students at the University of Utah specifically.

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Perzine written to share the author's experiences and thoughts after a major depressive episode in a residential mental health treatment program.

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A diary comic about living with anxiety and depression, this zine will make you laugh, cry, and find similarities to yourself on every page.

This folder contains volume 1, 2, 3, and 4. Published in Cochrane, Alberta.

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This folder contains ephemeral material such as stickers, a postcard, and note.

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Illustrated perzine regarding anxiety.

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Zine includes photographs and writings about America and being an American.

This folder contains issue 5.

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1 folded sheet and in English.

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The author presents a series of questions to help people of all genders dig deeper into their intentions, assumptions, and relationship patterns. A simple, one-of-a-kind workbook zine that can be used for both solo writing exercises and as prompts for discussion groups.

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Includes a sticker and a promotional postcard.

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Bloody Hell is a collaborative non-profit zine about people's experiences with menstruation (#periodzine). This zine project has an intersectional feminist ethos and includes artwork submissions, written pieces, drawings and more from a variety of people who menstruate. It aims shift the discourse around a subject often considered taboo.

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Zine includes drawings and text and discusses Santa's sadness that everyone thinks he is white when he is actually black.

Published in Oakland, California.

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Comic zine. This folder contains number 14.

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Born in Aberdeen, Purpledonna, after living in Cambridge and Edinburgh, eventually married a young hot Australian lad and moved to Melbourne. She writes personal stories about emigrating, periods, infertility, premature ovarian failure, medication, the heath system, osteoporosis, veganism, family planning clinics, and having amazing cats.

This folder contains number 1 and 2. Published in Melbourne, Australia.

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This folder includes a gift zine created by Mariah Calman titled, "Australian Botanics."Published in Sydney, Australia.

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"Claiming Bisexuality explores many facets of sexual identity & orientation and the way these manifest among people who are attracted to more than one gender, including consequences of the patriarchy, gender roles, and homophobia. This zine attempts to dispel myths about bisexuality with the goal that we may all live freer because of it." -- Back cover.

Published in Troy, New York and in English.

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A zine about the author's experience with obsessive compulsive behavior disorder.

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"This zine explores the popularity of the movie The Craft among teenage girls in the 90s while threading a personal narrative of feminism, growth, and a re-exploration Goddess worship and witchcraft after over a decade"--Portland Button Works product page.

Published in Los Angeles, California.