Vol.2 Issue #8
The Uncool Guide
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…
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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Ten Crutches to the Bathroom, Seven to the Kitchen
It was a charming day when I slipped off my mother’s patio, sacrificing my leg for my beloved pups. This unexpected event led to crutches, solitude, and a journey of rediscovery. In my small…
Bratty Bre and the Gospel of Tiny Print
If you’re in the zine world long enough, you start noticing patterns. Every few years, someone reminds us why we fell in love with zines in the first place. Right now, that person is Bre —…
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,…
9 Things Nobody Tells You About Running a Community Workshop
Running a community workshop is about more than teaching a skill—it’s about hosting a room, shaping a temporary world, and holding space for people who arrive carrying more than just a…
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…
Flow States and Fractals: Studio Time for the Neurodivergent Mind
Time doesn’t run in straight lines inside a studio — especially for neurodivergent makers. It loops, spirals, vanishes. This piece explores fractal routines, embodied rituals, craft time, and…
Hello God, it’s me, and I have regrets about my period.
I learned to survive my first year of periods by folding my mom’s old cloth diapers into makeshift pads, terrified they’d tumble out in the school hallway. Period shame wasn’t just silence at…
The Colours We Choose: Natural Dyes, Deadstock Fabric, and the Handmade Wardrobe Worth Keeping
Fashion that fights back doesn’t need runways or mood boards — it starts in your kitchen sink with onion skins, at your sewing table with a busted zipper, in a pile of fabric scraps that don’t…
Punk Pilgrimage: DIY Music Travel Guides
Embark on a transformative journey with "Punk Pilgrimage: DIY Music Travel Guides." Discover the vibrant pulse of Canada's music scene through the eyes of a feminist traveler. From iconic…
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