Wonderful drawings and bizarre stories.

Author spent 4-5 years working with children at a summer camp. This zine highlights some of the more memorable moments for her.

Terrible graphics, dull story. Badly put-together.

A silly zine that has a large yet interesting commentary on the popular 80's TV show "Saved by the Bell", as well interesting ramblings and cartoons relating to the different pet peeves of the writer. She also includes some quotes and poems that are interjected throughout the zine.

Stories and instructions about herbs and herbal remedies. Herbal Salve Instructions; an interview with the author by Hermitt; info on Balsom Poplar, Plantain, Yarrow, Calendula, and Hypericum; and a story of the Death Cap Mushrooms.

A simple collection of the author's poetry.

Recipes include: No Yeast Pizza Crust, Oven Fries, Using the Old Noodles, Brad's Okara (not okra) Burgers, Seasoned Rice (from Don't Have a Cow), Kendy's Easy Raisin Soda Bread, No Yeast (No Kiddin') Bread, Microwave Beer Bread, Potato Pasta from Kendy. Articles in this issue: "I was going to write an article about making vegan soap, but then I found out how freaking deadly lye can be, so I wrote this article instead" Thrifty, vegan tips for homemade hair and skin care products. "A big, fat load of zines and a website to assist you in your ongoing quest to become the most self-sufficient vegan ever on the face of the planet!" Reviews of other vegan cooking zines including Please Don't Feed the Bears, Don't F*ck with the Cook, Don't Have a Cow, Bark + Grass, The Cake Scoffer, and the website pakupaku.info. "More faux frugal stuff that makes me want to break something" Tips to avoid becoming a brainless consumer. "Backyard Herbs (commonly known as weeds)" by Nicole Wines. Information about commonly found plants that can be used for medicinal or culinary purposes: the weed plantain is discussed.

Recipes, earth-friendly and pet-friendly cleaners, ideas on how to make the switch to veganism. Also letters are featured that readers send in.

A guide to living as a vegan without spending a lot of money on specialty vegan food, includes recipes for homemade vegan products and smart buying tips. This first issue includes a list of vegan do-it-yourself cookbooks published by John and Mary McDougall, how to find the best price for ingredients, menu ideas and recipes for vegetable/TVP burritos, tortillas, and black bean burgers.

This issue of the Cheap Vegan talks about how to use leftovers and find inexpensive cooking equipment, explains TVP, and goes into more detail about buying or making the least expensive ingredients and substitutes for baking. Included recipes: Chili, Hot Cocoa/Carob, Vegan Marshmallows.

More information about vegan baking, more ideas about using leftovers or food that didn't turn out right, some cheap, vegan holiday gift ideas, and recipes: One-Recipe-Fits-All Sweet (or Savory) Bread, Homemade Peanut Butter Cups, One Recipe Fits All Muffins, Burrito Soup, and Breakfast Bread Pudding.

Poetry and art zine. Gentle, casual, fun, and a little cynical.

Variety zine with essays, creative writing, arts, comics, and anything else that may fit (or may not but is fitted anway.) Humorous and ribald without being childish.

Variety zine with essays, creative writing, arts, comics, and anything else that may fit (or may not but is fitted anway.) Humorous and ribald without being childish.

Variety zine with essays, creative writing, arts, comics, and anything else that may fit (or may not but is fitted anyway.) Humorous and ribald without being childish.

Variety zine with essays, creative writing, arts, comics, and anything else that may fit (or may not but is fitted anway.) Humorous and ribald without being childish.

Variety zine with essays, creative writing, arts, comics, and anything else that may fit (or may not but is fitted anway.) Humorous and ribald without being childish.

Poetry by a local author about Utah, outdoors, farm rituals, ceremonial rituals, touching the cosmos, etc.

"Communication is my ultimate theme lately, I feel overarchingly that it's the reason why I write, do art; aside from the creative urge that forces sometimes, rationally I want to connect with others."

"'child that mind' is written o the roads in this country as a caution to drivers. it's backwards, like 'way give' and 'peds for down slow', but i've never been much of a driver & I like it the way it is."

Described as "as popculturefangrrlperzine" this zine explores the author's life -- interests and hobbies. The Goth scene, her meeting with Melissa Auf Der Maur and Penn Jilette are also detailed.

An Anti-Capitalist zine dealing with the conspiratorial views regarding the FISA. The zine documents the evolution of FISA and social issues that are entangled within its politics. It also attempts to make the reader aware of the immense grasp FISA has over the American Public and over its ability to defy the Constitution.

This serial zine is a one story per issue recount of the CIA's clandestine involvements around the globe to suppress the rise of any anti-capitalist, anti-U.S. movements. Each issue is exhaustively researched and provides the reader with a further reading bibliography for continued investigation. Issue #1 deals with the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr.

This serial zine a one story per issue recount of the CIA's clandestine involvements around the globe to suppress the rise of any anti-capitalist, anti-U.S. movements. Each issue is exhaustively researched and provides the reader with a further reading bibliography for continued investigation. Issue #4 deals with "The FBI assassination of Puerto Rican independence leader Filiberto Ojeda Rios.

A nicely-designed zine about creative audio short-circuiting, or circuit bending. It is about taking electronics and manipulating them to create a distinctive musical sound.

A collection of poetry, short fiction, and drawings by local artists.

Smart and funny little zine about the author's day-to-day life.

The illustrated story of a young artist's success and success's fleeting nature.