Vol.2 Issue #10
The Weird Stuff We Keep
Objects of Affection
I have a theory that you can learn a lot about a person by looking at the things they refuse to throw away. Not the important things like the jewellery that belonged to a grandmother or the photographs everyone agrees are worth keeping. I mean the weird stuff. The broken thing you found at a…
25 2SLGBTQIA+ Makers We Think You Should Follow
From fibre artists and zinesters to illustrators, performers, and independent publishers, 2SLGBTQIA+ makers have long helped shape culture through creativity and community. Here are 25 queer…

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No Such Thing as Neutral Creativity: Free Expression Isn’t Free When Gaza’s on the Line
Since October 2023, artists and educators have faced severe repercussions for speaking out in support of Palestinians. The cost of silence is steep—tours vanish, roles evaporate, and careers…
Body Literacy 101: Why Knowing Your Cycle Is a Power Move
Body literacy is rebellion disguised as self-awareness. It’s what happens when you stop treating your body like a problem to solve and start reading it like a map. From hormone cycles to mood…
Why Punk Keeps Coming Back to the Kitchen #NotAnAd
Punk never rejected the kitchen—it rejected being trapped there. From back-of-venue meals to community kitchens, feeding each other has always been part of punk infrastructure. This piece…
The #NewGirlArmy Guide to Social Media That Doesn’t Suck
Whether you're a creative genius, a master organizer, or just a meme enthusiast, it’s time to curate your social media with flair. Wave goodbye to the negativity, post what tickles your fancy,…
The Afterlife of Blythe: Rebellion in Plastic
Blythe was a toy-store failure in 1972 — too weird, too creepy, too much. But fifty years later, she’s a cult muse for artists, zinesters, and DIY makers who see beauty in the strange. Her…
The Algorithm That Ate the Earth: How AI Is Reshaping the Planet
Artificial intelligence isn’t just code running in the cloud — it’s an industrial system that eats land, water, and human labour. Every chatbot conversation and image prompt relies on mining,…
Women-Led Animation: 10 Series That Changed the Game
Women have long influenced the world of animation, often from the shadows. From Lillian Friedman Astor, the first woman animator recognized, to today’s groundbreaking series, female creators…
Call for Zines: Submit Your Work to the Stack Shop
Calling all zinesters! She Zine Mag’s Stack Shop is your chance to showcase your handmade publications, mini-comics, and bold voices. This isn’t just another online store; it’s a curated space…
Zoë Quinn Made a Game. The Internet Made It a War.
In 2013, Zoë Quinn released *Depression Quest*, a groundbreaking game that delves into the paralyzing experience of depression. With no flashy graphics or traditional gameplay, it invites…
July 25, 2025
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