She Zine Mag’s Stack Shop is opening soon and we’re calling on zinesters everywhere to stock our shelves. If you’ve got a zine, mini-comic, or handmade publication burning a hole in your backpack, we want to help get it into readers’ hands.
Why the Stack Shop?
The Stack Shop isn’t your average online store. It’s a curated distro and consignment hub built for zinesters, artists, and makers who believe in DIY culture, independent publishing, and feminist creative rebellion. We’re building a space where your work won’t get buried under algorithmic feeds or drowned out by fast-moving content — it will sit in good company, beside other bold, handmade voices.
How It Works
We offer two options for zinesters:
➝ Consignment:
- You send us a stack of zines.
- We handle the sales, promotion, and shipping.
- You get a 60/40 split (you keep 60%).
➝ Distro:
- We buy your zines upfront at wholesale.
- You get cash right away.
- We handle everything else from there.
Both models are designed to respect your labour, keep prices fair, and make sure readers can access indie work without barriers.
What We’re Looking For
- Handmade zines, mini-comics, or art books
- Political pamphlets, manifestos, and DIY guides
- Queer, feminist, punk, experimental, and outsider voices
- Canadian zinesters are especially encouraged to submit (but we’re open to international too)
Just your raw, weird, beautifully imperfect work.
How to Submit
- Fill out our submission form.
- Tell us about your zine(s).
- Choose consignment or distro.
- Ship us your stack — and we’ll take it from there.
Why Now
Zine culture is alive and shifting, and the Stack Shop is here to give it a home base. We’re building a distro that prioritizes zinesters, not profit margins. If you’ve ever wondered where your work could fit, this is it.
Join us, and let’s grow this stack together.
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AXO (she/her) is a multidisciplinary creator, editor, and builder of feminist media ecosystems based in Toronto. She is the founder of She Zine Mag, Side Project Distro, BBLGM Club, and several other projects under the AXO&Co umbrella — each rooted in DIY culture, creative rebellion, and community care. Her work explores the intersection of craft, technology, and consciousness, with an emphasis on handmade ethics, neurodivergent creativity, and the politics of making. She is an advocate for accessible creativity and the power of small-scale cultural production to spark social change. Her practice merges punk, print, and digital media while refusing to separate the emotional from the practical. Above all, her work invites others to build creative lives that are thoughtful, defiant, and deeply handmade.
