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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What Zines Taught Blogs — and What Blogs Forgot
Before blogs were optimized, monetized, and smoothed into strategy, they borrowed their soul from zines. This piece traces what zines taught early blogging culture—and what got lost when…
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…
Feminist Workwear: Aprons, Overalls, and the Politics of Pockets
From aprons to overalls, feminist workwear is reclaiming utility as empowerment. In a world where women’s clothes were once designed to limit their freedom, the return of pockets and practical…
Overnight Hairstyles: Because There’s Life Outside The Hot Rollers
The piece emphasizes reclaiming beauty routines through overnight hairstyles, advocating for a shift from heat tools to damage-free methods. It highlights the importance of self-permission to…
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,…
Rage Baths, Cry Walks, and Other Unhinged Self-Care Rituals That Actually Work
Forget the polished self-care routines and pastel Pinterest boards — this is survival for the emotionally overcooked. Unhinged rituals like rage baths, cry walks, sink floor time,…
The Field Guide to Making (Ugly, Urgent, Yours)
Every rebellion starts small. You don’t need a grant, a gallery, or a team of interns to make something that matters. What you need is a printer that mostly works, a Sharpie that bleeds…
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…
Nobody Loves You More: The Story of Kim and Kelley Deal
In the world of music, few stories resonate like that of Kim and Kelley Deal, the inseparable twin sisters from Dayton, Ohio. From their early days of singing into a tape recorder to Kim's…
July 25, 2025
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