Comic about a man who wants desperately to remember his dreams.

The September, 2001, destruction of the World Trade Center Towers set off terror and panic. This zine shows a satirical view of how this fear manifested, especially among the wealthy and privileged classes. The author lists 10 hysteria suspects by name.

During World War II the author served in the Navy in the Pacific. He not only survived the invasion of Okinawa but also survived incompetent officers. When discharged, he returned to college and law school and became a lawyer.

Sketchbook diary of a Portland resident, with musings regarding each piece.

The author combines Buddhism, activism, and community with punk-rock, travel, and anarchist philosophy. With friends he travels across the United States from New York to California and to Amsterdam and Barcelona.

Born from boredom, this zine is a mostly disconnected collection of rants about the ills purveyed by "The Man." It's very anti-fascism.

The author writes about his adventures with a mysterious oozing rash while he and a girlfriend were visiting California. Medical clinic staff in the United States could not diagnose the rash. When he returned to Canada, he was told he had impetigo.

A humorous short story about straight-edge vampires.

"The title of this zine, 'white ink' comes from Helene Cixous' comparison of women's writing to milk in 'Laugh of the Medusa.' Cixous' metaphor also addresses questions of invisibility, marginality... the invisibility of white ink on white paper and writing on the margins...the invisibility and marginalization of women's writing."

30 pages of topical commentary on politics, society, and culture in America and the world. This zine is part of a class project focusing on Typography and Layout.

This zine was published for a workshop on women prisoners held in the A-zone in Chicago on March 23, 2002. It contains articles on the abuse of human rights for women in United States prisons and in the United Stats Justice System.

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.

Discussion of various aspects of cakes from their origins to their various varieties and uses. Includes recipes and photos, and a list of cake variations. This zine is part of a class project focusing on typography and layout.