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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12 Tips to Making, Mending, and Wearing What You Already Own
The planet doesn’t need a grand gesture. It needs a thousand small, stubborn habits—and a few extra skills put to good use. This piece explores how making, fixing, and paying attention to…
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…
How to Price Your Work Without Losing Your Soul
This guide helps artists navigate the challenges of pricing their creative work, emphasizing that pricing is essential for survival rather than greed. It critiques societal undervaluation of…
Care Between Appointments: Practical Remedies for Everyday Health
Most care doesn’t happen in exam rooms. It happens in the long, ordinary hours between appointments — when you’re managing headaches on the bus, tracking symptoms at the kitchen counter, 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…
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…
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…
Don’t Panic (Yet): A Mental Health Guide for Human Creatives in an AI Era
You logged on with a half-formed idea, only to find the internet had already cranked out five versions of it. AI is eating creativity—not in a cool sci-fi way, but in a real-world, late-stage…
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…
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