Vol.2 Issue #6
Good Trouble
A Little Louder. A Little Braver.
Can Craft Save the Internet?
The first thing I ever downloaded illegally was a song by Sean Na Na off Napster or Lime Wire that took forty minutes and accidentally gave the family computer a disease. I miss that level of commitment. Not the malware. The commitment. The old internet required patience in a way that feels…
The Internet Used to Belong to Weird Girls
Before social media flattened everything into content, feminist websites helped build a stranger, messier, and far more human internet. From Rookie and Venus Zine to Gurl.com, we’re revisiting…

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Fiona Smyth and the Art of Ugly Girls Who Don’t Care if You Like Them
Fiona Smyth draws like she’s throwing a punch. Her women are messy, hairy, loud, and gloriously “unpretty”—mutants of femininity who bleed, drool, and grin with sharp teeth. Since the ’80s,…
Digital Zines: A Guide to Making Chaos Clickable
Zines have always been about access, born in basements and bedrooms where makers had power. Now, as we live half our lives online, digital zines emerge, blending DIY publishing with hyperlinks…
The New Trip: Mental Health, Hallucinogens, and Gen Z
Trigger warning: mental health, substance use — Tired of broken systems? Same. A growing number of young people are turning to psychedelic-assisted therapy — mushrooms, MDMA, LSD — not for…
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…
The Jade Egg Slayer: Jen Gunter’s Fight for Fact in a Goopy World
Dr. Jen Gunter isn’t just your average OB/GYN; she’s a fierce advocate for women’s health, taking on the wellness industry’s pseudoscience with unapologetic clarity. From her teenage activism…
Touch Grass: How I’m Balancing Tech with Dirtbag Traditions
Let’s get something out of the way: I love technology. I am, without apology, a chaos goblin of the Internet. But it also gave me a body that forgot what it feels like to move without…
Being Nicer to Myself
In a world where anxiety often overshadows our interactions, Nikki Vergakes shares her heartfelt journey of reclaiming joy and connection. From the struggle of living life through a relentless…
How We Made This: Inside the Zine Machine
Born out of chaos and a refusal to let ideas die, She Zine emerged as a vibrant response to uncertainty. With a laughable gear list and a workflow defined by meltdowns and snacks, we built…
The Revolution Has Hot Glue On It’s Fingertips: Why DIY Culture Is Political
DIY transcends mere crafting, representing a political act of resistance against capitalism and mass production. It emphasizes self-sufficiency, skill-sharing, and community building as…
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