Stories

The author talks about her battle with an eating disorder through short stories and prose.

A wonderful collection of short stories and comics. This issue deals heavily with the author's recent loss of his father.

Personal stories and poems relating Puerto Rican heritage, fashion ideas and reviews.

A zine whose contents are compiled over the course of a year starting after the previous zine is published. The writer includes memoirs from the different seasons, different locales, and different thoughts in categories labeled "TIME, SPACE, STORIES". The "MEDIA" section of the zine discusses different zine and music reviews.

Thoughts and stories from the life of the author, Winter/Spring 2004.
This issue is divided into 3 sections: Essays, including Part Two of some thoughts on mediated and false nostalgia, Part Two of an interview with Elizabeth Elmore, and Part Two of a personal novella, this chapter is titled "Rebound." Interspersed with photographs.
Contents:
I will never profess to be a Peter Gabriel fan.
Have you ever been in a race...
How hard is it to "keep it real?"
A while ago I had this thought...
Dear President of Viacom International Inc.
I once read somewhere... (Part Two of an Interview with Elizabeth Elmore.)
My Breakfast
Rewind: It was the summer after my freshman year...
My mom has always...
I saw her standing in front of the radio station...
I was sitting alone on a park bench...
I think I'm growing afraid of growing alone.
I've got this wart on the index finger...
Currently, I am sitting alone...
The power went out a few times this week...
Procrastination often take the form...
I can almost see her...
I think that I'm starting to forget what it's like.
I would like a girl who...
"What is it you really want in a girl?"
Everything is quiet and peaceful...
Our old microwave sits...
My television was on all last week.
So there's this girl, you see.
I stopped at the double set of glass doors...
Coffee: the most important meal of the day.

Stories and reviews all revolving around music

Reviews, descriptions,and stories from public and private restrooms around the East Coast and Amsterdam.

Yamaguchi hates his boss. Outlined in humorous and sometimes unbelievable stories, Working for the Man will appeal to anyone who has held a job they disliked. Also includes lists of excuses and time-wasters.

From the zine: "This is a small series of stories and anecdotes from '96 to '97 that I wrote while I lived on Canfield Street. They are in no chonological order."

An entire zine dedicated to rollerskating (not blading) and explores many different aspects of the recreation from movies about rollerskating, to personal skating stories to how to make your own toe guards section.