Zines and Minicomics Collection, 1985- | Special Collections & University Archives

By Anna Culbertson and Adam Burkhart

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Collection Overview

Title: Zines and Minicomics Collection, 1985-

Predominant Dates:1995-

Extent: 42.25 Linear Feet

Date Acquired: 00/00/2002. More info below under Accruals.

Subjects: American poetry--20th century, Anarchism, Comic books, strips, etc., Feminism, Gender, Music, Politics, Popular culture, Riot grrrl movement, Riot grrrl movement--Periodicals, Self-care, Health, Transgender people, Women, Young women

Languages: English, Spanish;Castilian

Scope and Contents of the Materials

The Zines and Minicomics Collection combines materials from two former collections known as the West Coast Zines Collection and the Comics Collection. The collection ranges from 1985 to the present and includes zines and minicomics on a variety of topics. Concentrations include identity politics (especially riot grrrl, people of color and LGBTQ topics), sexuality and reproductive rights, punk rock, anarchism, activism, alternative lifestyles, creative writing, and popular culture. Notable feminist titles in the collection that began as zines and went on to become major "glossies" include BUST, Bitch, Venus, and Hip Mama.

The collection is arranged alphabetically by publication title, and then chronologically within each title from earliest to latest. A brief description of each publication's content is provided, and links to web versions are available in some instances. Publications are tagged according to the Zine Thesaurus of Subject Terms developed by the Anchor Archive Zine Library in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Use the following link to see this list: http://anchorarchive.org/sites/default/files/2018-12/Zine%20thesaurus%202013-10.pdf

Also included are supplemental materials, including related correspondence, promotional ephemera, exhibit materials, and a small archive of materials generated by SDSU's Zine & DIY Culture Club, formed and officialy recognized as a student organization in 2016.

Subject/Index Terms

American poetry--20th century
Anarchism
Comic books, strips, etc.
Feminism
Gender
Music
Politics
Popular culture
Riot grrrl movement
Riot grrrl movement--Periodicals
Self-care, Health
Transgender people
Women
Young women

Administrative Information

Repository: Special Collections & University Archives

Accruals: 2002-present

Access Restrictions: This collection is open for research.

Use Restrictions: The copyright interests in these materials have not been transferred to San Diego State University. Copyright resides with the creators of materials contained in the collection or their heirs. The nature of historical archival and manuscript collections is such that copyright status may be difficult or even impossible to determine. Requests for permission to publish must be submitted to the Head of Special Collections, San Diego State University, Library and Information Access. When granted, permission is given on behalf of Special Collections as the owner of the physical item and is not intended to include or imply permission of the copyright holder(s), which must also be obtained in order to publish. Materials from our collections are made available for use in research, teaching, and private study. The user must assume full responsibility for any use of the materials, including but not limited to, infringement of copyright and publication rights of reproduced materials.

Acquisition Source: Multiple donors

Related Materials: For more information please see http://www.robertsstreet.org/thesaurus/out.htm.

Finding Aid Revision History: Revised 5/2014; collection rearranged to combine formerly-titled West Coast Zines Collection (MS-0278) and selected titles from the Comics Collection (MS-0091).

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Box #1

Item 1: Untitled: Single-sheet zine with clip art, inspirational quotes, and a collage of Michelle and Barack Obama.; Author / Publisher: unknown; Category: miscellaneous; photography; Date / Volume: unknown; Publication Place: unknown
Item 2: [Untitled]: A girl receives a sham marriage proposal, which her skepticism stops her from accepting.; Author / Publisher: Riley Wilson (self-published: SDSU Zine and DIY Culture Club.); Category: personal stories; Date / Volume: (2016); Publication Place: San Diego
Item 3: [Untitled]: Zine dedicated to video games.; Author / Publisher: unknown; Category: experimental poetry; drawing; writing; Publication Place: unknown
Item 4: [Untitled]: Zine consisting of repeated and distorted drawings of the same face.; Author / Publisher: Unknown; Category: art; comics; Date / Volume: (2000); Publication Place: Unknown
Item 5: [Untitled Green]: Title supplied by JP Coovert via email correspondence 8/10/15.; Author / Publisher: J.P. Coovert (One Percent Press); Category: comics; Date / Volume: (June 2004); Publication Place: [Minneapolis, MN?]
Item 6: 1-Up Megazine: Zine dedicated to video games.; Author / Publisher: Raina Lee (self-published); Category: humor; reviews; technology; games; Date / Volume: #1 (2001), #3 (n.d.); Publication Place: Los Angeles, CA
Item 7: 3 a.m.: Personal zine mostly concerning themes of travel and the author's reflections on the act of writing and making art. A particular obsession of the author is exploring abandoned site, as are photobooth photos, which are frequently featured in the zine's pages.; Author / Publisher: Lisa "Malloree" Mancini (self-published); Category: personal stories; travel; travel stories; writing; Date / Volume: #6 (2001), #9 (2002); Publication Place: Berkeley, CA
Item 8: 5 Speed: "For years Klyd Watkins has written poetry almost exclusively about Radnor Lake, which is near his home in Nashville. This time out he drives around town as well, in a '92 Dodge Dakota."; Author / Publisher: Klyd Watkins (The Temple Incorporated); Category: writing; experimental poetry; poetry; Date / Volume: (2005); Publication Place: Walla Walla, WA
Item 9: 8 Track Mind: Zine about 8 track tape collecting and appraisal and "dedicated to one pursuit: to keep analog alive".; Author / Publisher: Russ Forster (self-published); Category: collecting; music; interviews; technology; Date / Volume: #90 (winter 1996), #91 (spring 1997), #98 (summer 1999), #99 (winter 1999); Publication Place: East Detroit, MI
Item 10: 9-11: Minicomic by autobiographical-comics artist Colin Upton. This comic begins in the early-morning hours of September 11, 2001 as Upton first learns of the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center, and follows him each year as he documents the aftermath of that day. Upton reflects on the causes of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, the power of religious fanaticism, the media's coverage of the wars, and the disconnect between the public and what is happening in the Middle East.; Acquisition Information: "The Fortnight" issue gift of Donna Barr, 2016; Author / Publisher: Colin Upton (self-published: Colin Upton Comics); Category: autobiographical comics; canadian politics; politics; religion; right-wing politics; terrorism; war; Date / Volume: #1-5 (2002-2006), "The Fortnight" (2015); Publication Place: Vancouver, B.C. Canada
Item 11: 10-31-15: Zine containing several drawings.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Donna Barr; Author / Publisher: Mark Campos (self-published); Category: art; drawing; Date / Volume: (October 2015); Publication Place: unknown
Item 12: 21st Century Karno's Klassics: Minicomic advocating for various political issues from a libertarian/anarchist, pro-gun position. Includes discussion of the legal rights of gun owners, using guns in self-defense, the police state and the prison industrial complex.; Acquisition Information: Issue #23 gift of Donna Barr; Author / Publisher: Kjartan Arnorsson (self-published); Category: legal rights; police states; prisons; republicanism; right-wing politics; social control; Date / Volume: #1 (March 2011), #3 (May 2011), #4 (June 2011), #17 (Feb. 2013), #23 "I Want You in U.S. Prison" (2014); Publication Place: Tucson, AZ
Item 13: 32 Stories: Facsimile editions of Adrian Tomine's Optic Nerve minicomics, written and self-published between 1991 and 1994, when Tomie was ages 17 through 20. Housed in special edition box.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Dan Hager, 2016; Author / Publisher: Adrian Tomine (Drawn & Quarterly); Category: comics; Date / Volume: #1 (fall 1991), #2 (winter 1991), #3 (Jan. 1992), #4 (June 1992), #5 (Feb. 1993), #6 (Sept. 1993), #7 (summer 1994), 32 Stories Guide (2009) [numbers 1-7 facsimile editions, all printed 2009); Publication Place: Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Item 14: 100 & 1 Ways to Take Over the World: Author only identified by email address: neoshalinda@hotmail.com; Author / Publisher: unknown; Category: comics; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 15: 398: Personal zine with diaristic and creative writings and narratives.; Author / Publisher: Elizabeth (self-published); Category: personal stories; writing; Date / Volume: #5 (Jan. 2004), #6 (June 2004) [issue doubled with Zombies in the Snow #1]; Publication Place: Ontario, Canada
Item 16: 888: Zine featuring experimental poetry and creative writing.; Author / Publisher: J.D. Nelson (Mad Verse Press); Category: experimental poetry; writing; Date / Volume: (2008); Publication Place: Boulder, CO
Item 17: 2084: "The Anti-Comic." A zine for adult and mature readers with comics, interviews and news.; Author / Publisher: Jeff Steen (Northern Lights Studios); Category: comics; interviews; pornography; Date / Volume: #1 (Nov. 1993); Publication Place: Seattle, WA

Box A1

Item 1: A is for Art Agency: A History Zine: Zine produced for University of Wisconsin-Green Bay students arts organization Art Agency by its sister organization Art Agency Zine (A2Z).; Acquisition Information: Gift of A2Z, 2018; Author / Publisher: (Art Agency Zine); Category: art; Date / Volume: (2018); Publication Place: Green Bay, WI
Item 2: Abatis: Collection of comic strips by Roy Tompkins.; Author / Publisher: Roy Tompkins (Fruit of the Tomb); Category: comics; horror; satire; Date / Volume: (2009); Publication Place: Austin, TX
Item 3: Abolish All Prisons!: Articles on prisons and anarchy. Also features, "Incarceration as Genocide of the Poetic Races," by Jane Doe.; Author / Publisher: Anthony Rayson (South Chicago ABC Zine Distro); Category: anarchism; prison abolition; radical politics; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Homewood, IL
Item 4: Abolition of Work: A manifesto for the abolition of work.; Author / Publisher: Bob Black (Out-Of-Kontrol Data Korporation); Category: labor movement; radical politics; work; Date / Volume: 1st edition (Sept. 1985), 2nd edition (April 1986); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 5: About 10,000 Words: Personal zine with reviews, comics, poetry and diaristic writings. May not be used for any intent, public or private, without written permission by the author.; Author / Publisher: Samual Plahetka (self-published); Category: comics; personal stories; poetry; Date / Volume: #0 (2003); Publication Place: Las Vegas, NV
Item 6: Abscura vs. Soluna: La Inadaptada: Zine that focuses on issues related to underground culture and drug wars.; Author / Publisher: collective (self-published); Category: drugs; freedom; politics; sex; social control; Date / Volume: vol. 1 (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 7: Ache: Zine featuring interviews with musicians, comics, and music articles and reviews.; Author / Publisher: Armen Svadjian (self-published); Category: book reviews; comics; interviews; music; music reviews; musicians; punk; zine history; zines; Date / Volume: #4 (summer/fall 2002); Publication Place: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Item 8: Ack-Ack Grrrl: Zine to promote a revolution for women. From SDSU's Women's Studies 205 Women in Humanities class.; Author / Publisher: Jaime, Nicole, Britton, Meghan and Amity (self-published); Category: feminism; gender politics; revolution; riot grrrl; tampons; zine resources; Date / Volume: (April 1999); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 9: Action Teen: Donated by Barnard Zine Library, 2015; Author / Publisher: Don and Erin Smith (self-published); Category: music; bands; concert reviews; Date / Volume: (1991); Publication Place: Bethesda, MD
Item 10: Adbusters: "Journal of the mental environment".; Author / Publisher: (Kalle Lasn); Category: activism; art; consumerism; culture jamming; environmental activism; ethical consumption; globalization; media critique; politics; radical politics; revolution; satire; Date / Volume: #43 (Sept./Oct. 2002) - #45 (Jan./Feb. 2003); Publication Place: Vancouver, Canada
Item 11: The Adventures of Chiz in Brooklyn, Venus: Chiz walks along a bridge and takes pictures of an odd sight. Publication info inferred from attached leaf on back cover: "Full Orange / sakuramaku.com / fayryu.com"; Author / Publisher: Fay Ryu and Sakura Maku (self-published); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 12: The Adventures of Leaf Erikson: A minicomic made up entirely of puns.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Donna Barr, 2017; Author / Publisher: Keith O'Brien and Tom Cherry (self-published); Category: comics; jokes; Date / Volume: (2017); Publication Place: unknown
Item 13: Adventures of Stickman and His Dog Twig: Author / Publisher: Mike Purcell (Bare Bones Studios); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: #1 (2006); Publication Place: unknown
Item 14: Adventures of the Hashstronauts: Minicomic. "...at the ends of a galaxy unheard of in this era, a rock band/salvage crew quested for adventure, love, beer and the hardest Rock in the Universe." Issues #1 and #2 are splits with Titillating Tales and are filed under Titillating Tales.; Author / Publisher: Shay Lurie (self-published); Category: comics; science fiction; Date / Volume: #1 (2003), #2 (2003); Publication Place: unknown
Item 15: Aerobique: Zine devoted to exercise and healthy lifestyles.; Author / Publisher: Renee Reed; Category: health; nutrition; Date / Volume: (June 2013); Publication Place: Greencastle, IN
Item 16: Affable Tales for Your Imagination: Author / Publisher: Lee Roy Brown (self-published); Category: comics; art; Date / Volume: #1 (Jan. 1987); Publication Place: London, England, United Kingdom
Item 17: After School: Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Nia King (self-published); Category: assimilation; diversity; dropping out; freeganism; mixed race; personal stories; postsecondary education; racial identity; racial stereotypes; racism; Date / Volume: #1, 2 (March 2006); Publication Place: Canton, MA
Item 18: After Taste: Personal zine with comics based on the author's life.; Author / Publisher: Nico (self-published); Category: comics; writing; personal stories; Date / Volume: #2 (2004); Pulication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 19: Aftermath: Opinion articles regarding the events of September 11, 2001 accompanied by news articles and editorial pieces about the events.; Author / Publisher: Shannon Colebank (Whizzbanger Productions); Category: conspiracies; corporations; oil industry; poetry; politics; war; terrorism; Date / Volume: #1, 2, 3 (n.d.); Publication Place: Portland, OR

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Item 1: Age of Kali: "A zine for spiritual awareness in a materialistic society".; Author / Publisher: Giriraj Gopal Das, aka John Chavez Bhakta (self-published); Category: anti-capitalism; consumerism; religion; Date / Volume: v. 10, #1, #3, #4, #5; Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 2: Ain't Nothin' Like Fuckin' Moonshine: "A graphic emporium" containing work by numerous contributors, edited by Bwana Spoons.; Author / Publisher: Brandon Stepp aka Bwana Spoons (self-published); Category: comics; art; Date / Volume: #8 (1994?), #9 (1995?), #10 (summer 1995); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 3: Alice Is an Island: Personal zine with issues loosely based around a common topic, such as gender and sexuality or class and labor.; Author / Publisher: Robyn L. Marasco (self-published); Category: death; gender; gender roles; globalization; labor; labor movement; media critique; metal music; movies; personal stories; social class; Date / Volume: #3 (1990s); Publication Place: Northampton, MA
Item 4: Alien: Personal zine with diaristic writings that express the author's true feelings. Issue #8 is a split with Spinster Witch #4, filed under Spinster Witch.; Author / Publisher: Witknee (self-published); Category: anorexia; depression; eating disorders; experimental poetry; feminism; personal stories; poetry; self-harm; sexism; writing; zine reviews; Date / Volume: #7-#8 (1990s); Publication Place: St. Louis, MO
Item 5: All Out Pointless, Random & Mundane. Stew!: Fictional stories.; Author / Publisher: Benjamin Castle (self-published); Category: fiction; writing; Date / Volume: (2007), #2 (2009), Everyday Transactions (2010), Art and Design aka Jelly Cake: Season 2: Episode 1: Style Over Substance? (2011); Publication Place: Minneapolis, MN
Item 6: All Seeing All Knowing Mathematician: She stops a photofixtephiliac and a knife wielding prowler. Signed by the author.; Author / Publisher: Jake Lapsys (self-published); Category: comics; superheroes; women in comics; satire; representation of women; Date / Volume: #1 (2003?)
Item 7: All Star Magazine: Episode three: "Tale of No Great Inspiration"; Author / Publisher: Zachary Trover; Mah Food; Evan di Leo; et al. (self-published by the "Noir" collective); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: #3 (2001?); Publication Place: unknown
Item 8: All Too Human: Zine of music reviews, interviews, and personal stories; Acquisition Information: Gift of Barnard Zine Library, 2016; Author / Publisher: Brian Gathy (self-published); Category: concert reviews; interviews; personal stories; Date / Volume: #3 (1994); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 9: All You Need is Kisses: Split with Girls Gone Wild, a personal zine written by best friends who now live hours apart. Filed under All You Need Is Kisses.; Author / Publisher: Marcy (self-published); Category: break-ups; friendship; intimacy; love; personal stories; poetry; relationships; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 10: Alley Cat: Contains humorous stories and articles of the antisocial and perverse.; Author / Publisher: Lee Reiherzer (self-published); Category: beer; childhood; coming of age; drinking; drugs; humor; jobs; personal stories; rebellion; work; Date / Volume: #1-5 (n.d.); Publication Place: Oshkosh, WI
Item 11: Almost-Maybe-Love Poems: Poems about love and heartbreak.; Author / Publisher: Vermicious Knid (self-published); Category: break-ups; heartbreak; love; poetry; relationships; Date / Volume: (2004); Publication Place: Anchorage, AK

Box A3

Item 1: Altar Magazine: A zine that promotes "critical thought, coalition building, artistic creativity and activism".; Author / Publisher: Mandy Van Deven and Alex White (Altar Magazine); Category: activism; animal rights; book reviews; feminism; interviews; movie reviews; music; music reviews; poetry; prison activism; prisoner rights; veganism; women in prison; Date / Volume: #1 (n.d.); Publication Place: Atlanta, GA
Item 2: Alternative Free Ads: Zine distribution list with personal ads. Also promotes various mail-art projects.; Author / Publisher: Rich May (self-published); Category: mail art; personal ads; zine distribution; zine distros; zines; Date / Volume: (summer 2010); Publication Place: Ware Hertfordshire, United Kingdom
Item 3: Alterna-TV: Personal zine with many opinion articles.; Author / Publisher: Anna Key (self-published); Category: art; comics; erotic pictures; erotic stories; fetishes; gender roles; incest; orgasms; personal ads; personal stories; poetry; sex; Date / Volume: #1 (1998), #2 (2000), #3 (2005); Publication Place: Hertfordshire, United Kingdom
Item 4: Alucarda: A Film Fanzine: Fanzine devoted to the 1977 Mexican horror film Alucarda.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Cristina Tillotson, 2016; Author / Publisher: Cristina Tillotson (self-published); Category: horror; movies; Date / Volume: (2016?); Publication Place: Covina, CA
Item 5: A.M.: Author / Publisher: Jorge Ceja aka Vezun (self-published); Date / Volume: #1-2 (2003); Publication Place: Las Vegas, NV
Item 6: Amalgamation: "The short story autobiographical issue...90% true, 10% exciting." Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Chad (self-published); Category: break-ups; drinking; humor; jokes; personal stories; Date / Volume: #2 (n.d.); Publication Place: Escondido, CA
Item 7: Amazing Adult Fantasy: Journal comic covering every day of the artist's life in June 2003. Includes the death of his dog and the difficulties of running a comic book store. Issue #22 is a split with Dumbluck #4 and is filed under Dumbluck.; Author / Publisher: Tim Doyle (self-published: Lo-fi Comics); Category: comics; journal comics; Date / Volume: #22 (June 2003); Publication Place: Austin, TX
Item 8: Ambitions: Zine that features book reviews and narrative writings from various artists.; Author / Publisher: Benjamin Michael Scarlato (self-published); Category: fiction; short stories; writing; book reviews; Date / Volume: Vol. 1 #3 (Sept. 2003); Publication Place: St. Petersburg, FL
Item 9: America: Poetry by the author about social issues in America.; Author / Publisher: Shannon Colebank (Whizzbanger Productions); Category: consumerism; poetry; politics; social control; war; Date / Volume: (2002); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 10: America!: Critical thoughts about America in the form of a comic strip.; Author / Publisher: Jen Hitchcock (ZYZXX Publications); Category: comics; politics; satire; Date / Volume: #1 (Nov. 2002); Publication Place: unknown
Item 11: America?: Critique and analysis of the hardcore punk scene, bands, music and the music business.; Author / Publisher: Travis Fristoe (self-published); Category: bands; criticism; music; music reviews; personal stories; punk; zine distros; Date / Volume: #7 (1999), #8 (n.d.); Publication Place: Gainesville, FL
Item 12: American Boom!: Minicomic about a teenage superhero in San Diego. In the first installment she travels to Mexico where she encounters a battle between rival drug cartels. Chapter one is issued in a printing of 100 copies, of which the copy in the collection is #7.; Author / Publisher: Story by Patrick Yurick, art by Patrick Yurick and Alonso Nuñez (Little Fish Comic Book Studio); Category: comics; superheroes; women in comics; Date / Volume: #1 (2013); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 13: America's Nazi War Crimes: Reprints from internet publications regarding gender issues and American policy.; Author / Publisher: Shannon Colebank (Whizzbanger Productions); Category: gender identity; gender politics; intersex; politics; sex reassignment surgery; transgender; transgender politics; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 14: Amoeba Air Heart Flyer: Minicomic. Split issue with Slug #8. Filed under Slug.; Author / Publisher: Jerome Schiller, Anna Greenleaf, eds. (Graphic Stories Guild); Category: comics, humor; Date / Volume: (1979); Publication Place: Santa Cruz, CA
Item 15: Amplitude Magazine: Southern California music mag covering punk, emo, indie, metal and hardcore.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Markel Tumlin, 2015; Author / Publisher: Jeff M. Powell and Dane A. Wirtzfeld, eds. (Amplitude Magazine); Category: bands; interviews; metal music; music; music reviews; punk; rock and roll; Date / Volume: #3 (March/April 2004); Publication Place: Claremont, CA
Item 16: Anarchism's Promise for Anti-Capitalist Resistance: "This essay is from the forthcoming book Anti-Capitalism: A Field Guide to the Global Justice Movement."; Author / Publisher: Cindy Milstein (self-published); Category: anarchism; anti-capitalism; social ecology; Date / Volume: [2003?]; Publication Place: Plainfield, VT
Item 17: Anarchist Principles: Zine detailing basic principles and philosophies of anarchism.; Author / Publisher: NOLA Anarchy (Steve Stuart) (re-printed byt the ALARM); Category: anarchism; anarchist culture; anarchist theory; anti-capitalism; direct action; left-wing-politics; politics; social ecology; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: New Orleans, LA (re-printed in Houston, TX)
Item 18: An Anarchist Programme and Anarchist Propaganda: Anarchist philosophies originally written by Errico Malatesta, extracted, compiled and edited by Vernon Richards.; Author / Publisher: Errico Malatesta; compiled and edited by Vernon Richards (Freedom Press); Category: anarchism; anti-capitalism; labor movement; politics; radical politics; revolution; social class; work; Date / Volume: (1965); Publication Place: unknown
Item 19: Anarchy and Alcohol: Wasted Indeed and How the Fiends Came to Be Civilized: Zine about the history of alcohol and anarchy.; Author / Publisher: Alcoholics Autonomous (CrimethInc.); Category: alcohol; anarchism; anarchist history; beer; Date / Volume: (2003); Publication Place: Winona, MN
Item 20: Anarchy: The Way I See It: A personal reflection on anarchism, and a critical analyis of government authority.; Author / Publisher: Robert Ogman (self-published); Category: anarchism; anti-capitalism; authority; class analysis; economics; social class; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Gainesville, FL
Item 21: And Everything Nice: Personal story of a girl who had three abortions and how she feels more comfortable talking about it now and expressing herself through a zine.; Author / Publisher: Annie La Ganga (self-published); Category: abortion; comics; feminism; personal stories; pro-choice movement; women; zine resources; zine reviews; Date / Volume: (1994); Publication Place: Chico, CA
Item 22: And the Survey Says!!!: A compilation of surveys conducted and presented in the "Family Feud" style.; Author / Publisher: Jason Koivu (self-published); Category: independent media; trivia; zine fairs; zine-making; zines; Date / Volume: (June 2003); Publication Place: Los Angeles, CA

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Item 1: And Then One Day: Autobiographical comic by Ryan Claytor.; Author / Publisher: Ryan Claytor (Elephant Eater Comics); Category: autobiographical comics; comics; personal stories; Date / Volume: #1-6 (2004-2007); Publication Place: San Diego, CA; Santa Ynez, CA
Item 2: Angela's Room Zine: Personal zine in which the author talks about her body image and sexual experiences.; Author / Publisher: Angela (self-published); Category: bisexuality; body image; fat acceptance; lesbian; menstruation; personal stories; queer identity; sex; virginity; Date / Volume: #1 (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 3: Angry Thoreauan: Zine with a variety of articles and comics as well as book, zine and music reviews.; Author / Publisher: Reverand Randall Tin-ear (World Wide Music Union); Category: comics; book reviews; music; music reviews; politics; zine reviews; Date / Volume: #9 (n.d.); Publication Place: Anaheim, CA
Item 4: Angst: Orange County, Calif. punk zine featuring interviews, essays, stories and poetry.; Author / Publisher: Ace Ent, Terri Kennedy and Stephen R. Miller, eds. (self-published); Category: fashion; fiction; interviews; music; musicians; poetry; punk; Date / Volume: (1986); Publication Place: Fountain Valley, CA
Item 5: Anhedonia: Personal zine reflecting on a period in which the author loses his mother, grandmother and father over the span of four months.; Author / Publisher: Scott Puckett (self-published); Category: death; depression; family; personal stories; poetry; relationships; self harm; sex; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 6: Animal Jews: A minicomic using the animal kingdom as a metaphor for real events.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Donna Barr, 2017; Author / Publisher: Donna Barr (ShortRun); Category: animals; violence; comics; Date / Volume: (2017); Publication Place: Seattle, WA
Item 7: Animal Liberation and Social Revolution: A Vegan Perspective on Anarchism or An Anarchist Perspective on Veganism: A zine "designed to assist us as we embark on the endeavor of recognizing what roles compassion, critical thinking, and rationality (ought to) play in our society."; Author / Publisher: Brian A. Dominick (preface by Joseph M. Smith) (Critical Mess Media) (re-printed by THE ALARM); Category: activism; anarchism; animal rights; revolution; veganism; Date / Volume: Third printing (October 1997); Publication Place: Houston, TX
Item 8: Animal Review: Zine with creative writing about animals with music and zine reviews.; Author / Publisher: Nell Zink (self-published); Category: animals; animal rights; comics; fiction; marine animals; music reviews; zine reviews; Date / Volume: #7 (Sept.1994), #9 (April 1995), #10 (Oct. 1995), #11 (March 1996); Publication Place: Jersey, NJ
Item 9: Animangl: "The Amatuer[sic] Comic Art Digest"; Author / Publisher: Paul Young; Emde; Donna Barr; Taral Wayne; Shaindle Minuk; Rich Arnold; George Brycki; Joshua Quagmire; Michael B. Kelly; Wayne Modjeski (Zero Hour Productions); Category: comics; humor; Date/Volume: #1 (summer 1989); Publication Place: Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Item 10: Anme?: Personal zines including poems and art.; Author / Publisher: Tony and Robin (self-published); Category: art; poetry; personal stories; Date / Volume: #1 (1995); Publication Place: El Cajon, CA
Item 11: Anodyne: Magazine featuring articles on goth culture. Also features an article on Donna Barr.; Author / Publisher: Valerie Cashman (33% Testosterone); Category: art; artists; book reiews; comics; fiction; film; gay; goth; internet; interviews; literature; movies; music; music reviews; queer; theatre; Date / Volume: #3 (Dec. 1996); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 12: Another Book: Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Andrea (self-published); Category: assimilation; body image; personal stories; racism; zine distros; zine distribution; zine resources; zine reviews; Date / Volume: #1 (May 1995); Publication Place: North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Item 13: Another State of Mind Catalog: Mail order catalog of punk and goth clothing dealer Another State of Mind.; Author / Publisher: Another State of Mind (self-published); Category: fashion; goth; patches; Date / Volume: (2000); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 14: An Answer to Today's Black Entertainment Media: Written by an African-American prisoner, this zine reflects the author's views on how the media industry has corrupted the minds of African Americans and caused them to no longer identify with their racial or ethnic identities.; Author / Publisher: Kevin "Rashid" Johnson (South Chicago ABC Zine Distro); Category: anti-capitalism; assimilation; black liberation; black resistance; class struggle; colonialism; consumerism; cultural criticism; media critique; politics; race; racial identity; Date / Volume: (Nov. 2004); Publication Place: Homewood, IL
Item 15: Antisocialman: Minicomic featuring Antisocialman dealing with a mad doctor; "The Bride of Anti Social Man"; Author / Publisher: Walt Lockley & Matt Feazell (Not Available Comics); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: #5 (1985); Publication Place: Raleigh, NC

Box A5

Item 1: Anything Sing: Surfing documentary and zine with color photographs. Includes DVD.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Markel Tumlin, 2015; Author / Publisher: (Reef; What Youth); Category: photographs; Date / Volume: [2013]; Publication Place: unknown
Item 2: The Apple Pie Hubbub: Personal zine with observations of the author's highschool.; Author / Publisher: Jimmy Callaway (self-published); Category: high school; personal stories; Date / Volume: #1-2 (1995); Publication Place: Anaheim, CA
Item 3: Applicant: Zine that was compiled from old Ivy League university applications, with photos of the applicants juxtaposed by the faculty's comments.; Author / Publisher: Jesse Recklaw (Microcosm Publishing); Category: humor; postsecondary education; Date / Volume: (Oct. 2006); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 4: Aquatulle: "A journey into yesterday's pop culture madness"; Author / Publisher: collective (self-published); Category: comics; interviews; music; music reviews; musicians; punk; Date / Volume: #5 (2001); Publication Place: New York, NY
Item 5: Arcane Candy: "Second issue of Southern California-based zine presenting a carefully hand-picked selection of sub-underground sound and music."; Author / Publisher: Garry Davis (self-published); Category: interviews; music; music reviews; Date / Volume: #2 (2003); Publication Place: Encinitas, CA
Item 6: Arm Chair Water Boy: Typed and handwritten poetry. Issue #12 is a split with Potatoe 6: Three Short Stories. Filed under Arm Chair Water Boy.; Author / Publisher: [Roger Barrett] (self-published); Category: poetry; Date / Volume: #12 (June 2000); Publication Place: [Fayetteville, AR]
Item 7: The Army Never Sent Me My Socks: Personal zine with poetry and diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Nick Bell (self-published); Category: book reviews; music reviews; personal stories; poetry; Date / Volume: #2, #3 (n.d.); Publication Place: Holtville, CA
Item 8: Army of S/He Festival: Created at the Army of S/He workshop "Zines! And D.I.Y. Press." Written, published, and distributed at the festival, Aug. 17, 2002. Also included: Program for a women's art and activism event in North Park, San Diego.; Author / Publisher: various (The S/he Collective); Category: activism; activist art; artists; collectives; feminism; festivals; gender; gender equality; gender politics; transgender; transgender politics; women; Date / Volume: (Aug. 2002); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 9: Around the World: Chronicle of friends on their road trip to Olympia, WA for music festivals.; Author / Publisher: Jenna Duncan & Special Guests (self-published); Category: adventure; friends; friendship; music; personal stories; road trips; travel; women; Date / Volume: (Feb. 2002); Publication Place: Seattle, WA
Item 10: Arrowed: Personal zine by a poet, full of relections on writing and creativity.; Author / Publisher: Lauren Michele Fardig (self-published); Category: poetry; solitude; spoken word; writing; zines; Date / Volume: #10 (2000); Publication Place: New York, NY
Item 11: Art Freak: Art zine with reviews, interviews and different techniques of art. Also includes a "loot bag" of bric-a-brac to use for art.; Author / Publisher: Carol Parks (Carol Parks Press); Category: art; book arts; book reviews; crafts; festivals; interviews; zine-making; Date / Volume: #1 (spring 2006), #2 (summer 2006); Publication Place: Studio City, CA
Item 12: Art Militia: HQ 2014: "The Art Militia was founded in 2007, on a simple and apparently contradictory principle: Military form and method employed as a tool for art production." This zine is an informational booklet on the history, structure and operations of the Art Militia, an international network of artists.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Kim Schwenk, 2015; Author / Publisher: Art Militia 1.RGT HQ; Category: art; artists; collectives; contemporary art; military; Date / Volume: (2014); Publication Place: unknown
Item 13: Art Police: Collaborative zine with illustrations about the art industry. Edition of 1000.; Author / Publisher: Artpolicecomics; Category: art; art spaces; drawings; Date / Volume: vol. 13, no. 1 (March 1987); Publication Place: Minneapolis, MN

Box A6

Item 1: Art Prostitute: Each issue includes 2 folded posters.; Acquisition Information: Donated by Markel Tumlin, 2015; Author / Publisher: various (Art Prostitute); Category: art; Date / Volume: #1 (April-June 2003), #2 (July-Sept. 2003); Publication Place: Denton, TX
Item 2: Artfuck: Collaborative zine of minicomics, interviews, poetry, reviews, prose, and art; Author / Publisher: Dan Strachota & Augustin Fuentes, eds. (self-published); Category: advice; art; book reviews; comics; interviews; music reviews; poetry; zine reviews; Date / Volume: #6 (n.d.); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 3: Artificial Vanilla: Personal zine with stories from the author's working life as an inner-city librarian.; Author / Publisher: 398 (self-published); Category: personal stories; social class; Date / Volume: #1 (Aug. 2008); Publication Place: Sarasota, FL
Item 4: Artistic License: Collaborative minicomic by Colin Upton and Stephen Geary. Written by Upton and drawn by Geary. This one-off story involves a sculptor, notorious for employing embalmed animals in her work, who eventually adopts more controversial material.; Author / Publisher: Colin Upton (Writer) and Stephen Geary (Artist) (self-published); Category: comics; horror; Date / Volume: One Shot (1989); Publication Place: Vancouver, B.C. Canada
Item 5: #ArtLife: "Musings and Advice from a Queer Art Activist of Color." The author describes her life as a freelance artist and media producer and gives advice on how to make a living as an artist. She also discusses her opinions on the need for art to be political and how art schools supress political art and by extension the experiences of oppressed communities. The advice comes from a queer person of color and is primarily intended for others from marginalized communities wishing to become artists.; Author / Publisher: Nia King (self-published); Category: activist art; advice; art; art school; artists; oppression; people of color; queer; race; Date / Volume: [2000s]; Publication Place: unknown
Item 6: Arts & Giraffes: Personal zine with experimental poetry and diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: K* (self-published); Category: crafts; drawing; experimental poetry; friends; personal stories; writing; Date / Volume: #1-6, 8 (winter 2003-2004); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 7: As You Were: Autobiographical comics about punk shows, relationships, roommates, etc.; Author / Publisher: Mitch Clem (ed.), Avi Ehrlich (publisher) (Silver Sprocket); Category: autobiographical comics; personal stories; punk; punk houses; punk shows; roommates; relationships; Date / Volume: #1 (summer 2013), #3 (April 2014), #4 (fall 2015); Publication Place: USA (#1, 4), Canada (#3)
Item 8: Asking for It: Personal zine about a sexual assault and the resulting psychological trauma.; Author / Publisher: (Never-You-Mind Productions); Category: insomnia; rape; sexual assault; surviving abuse; violence against women; Date / Volume: #1 (n.d); Publication Place: unknown
Item 9: The Assassin and the Whiner: Author / Publisher: Carrie McNinch (self-published); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: #9 (winter 1998-9)-#14 (Feb.-June 2000); Publication Place: Los Angeles, CA
Item 10: Assembly Required: Zine of interviews and reviews of concerts and movies; Author / Publisher: Richard Assembly (Assmbly Required/self-published); Category: bands; interviews; music; music reviews; punk; zine reviews; Date / Volume: 1988; Publication Place: Indio, CA
Item 11: @Large: A TokyoPop "hip hop manga" sampler. www.tokyopop.com/hiphop; Author / Publisher: Ahmed Hoke (TokyoPop); Category: comics; hip hop; music; Date / Volume: (2004?); Publication Place: Los Angeles, CA
Item 12: Attack: Zine reflecting on self-image and how society makes women think a certain way. This zine encourages people to think for themselves.; Author / Publisher: Eve (self-published); Category: body image; eating disorders; feminism; personal stories; poetry; women; Date / Volume: #2 (n.d.); Publication Place: Laguna Niguel, CA
Item 13: Attitude Adjustment: On Being Crazy in a Crazy World...": Minicomic describing a visit to a therapist, the meaning of the word "well-adjusted," and what constitutes "crazy."; Author / Publisher: unknown; Category: animal rights; anxiety; cancer; comics; mental health; politics; pollution; therapy; Date/ Volume: unknown; Publication Place: unknown
Item 14: Axehandle: "A 24-Hour Comic." Third printing (summer 2004); Author / Publisher: Dave Bort (Bug Jar Press); Category: comics; Date / Volume: (2003); Publication Place: unknown

Box B1

Item 1: Back in the Saddle: Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Sarah & Kathleen Lolley (Lolley Company); Category: drawing; humor; personal stories; women; writing; Date / Volume: (2004); Publication Place: unknown
Item 2: Bad Breath Comics: Full-size minicomic. Each issue contains serveral comic strips by Josh Juresko.; Author / Publisher: Josh Juresko (self-published); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: #3-4 (2000s); Publication Place: unknown
Item 3: Baghead: Zine with interviews, creative writing, and poetry as well as book, zine, and music reviews.; Author / Publisher: Steve (self-published); Category: book reiews; interviews; music; music reviews; poetry; writing; zines; zine resources; zine reviews; Date / Volume: (Feb. 1996-April 1997); Publication Place: Minneapolis, MN
Item 4: The Bakery: The author shares experiences with racial issues through diaristic writings. "Uso la lengua a reclamar mi identidad perdida" [Using the language to reclaim my lost identity.]; Author / Publisher: Christina Varner (self-published); Category: addictions; drugs; mixed race; personal stories; race; racial identity; social class; Date / Volume: (Sept. 1997); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 5: Bananafish: Zine focused on underground culture.; Author / Publisher: Vern Beezer and Miss Monroe (Tedium House); Category: art; comics; interviews; music; music reviews; performing arts; Date / Volume: #8 (n.d.); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 6: Bananarama: "This comic was cretaed expressively for the edification and enjoyment of the 300 attendees of the 2nd annual banana and beer banquet held in Lakeside, CA."; Author / Publisher: Scott Shaw, Jan Tonnesen and Valentino (self-published); Category: comics; Date / Volume: (1979); Note: Separated from the Richard Alf Papers; Publication Place: unknown
Item 7: Bango Mutter: Collage zine; Author / Publisher: Carmen & Dave (self-published); Category: community; revolution; Date / Volume: #1 (n.d.); Publication Place: Ojai, CA
Item 8: Bark!: Subtitled "Voice of Anarcho-Cynicism-- Defacing the Currency of Civilization." Zine that touches upon many political, social and economical issues that affect the United States.; Author / Publisher: Tom MacGowan (South Chicago ABC Zine Distro); Category: activism; anarchism; animal rights; anti-capitalism; environmental degradation; environmental sustainablility; politics; simple living; social ecology; Date / Volume: (2000); Publication Place: New York, NY
Item 9: Barr Wars: "The Official War Record of one of the greatest artists' Plague Wars in history!" Numerous contributors.; Author / Publisher: Donna Barr and Kjartan Arnorsson (self-published/Quarter Horse Press); Category: comics; anthropomorphism; Date / Volume: #1 (Feb. 1989)-#2 (July 1989); Publication Place: Chicago, IL
Item 10: The Barr-Kjartan Jam!: Collaboration utilizing each author's comic characters.; Author / Publisher: Donna Barr; Kjartan Arnorsson (self-published); Category: humor; Date / Volume: #2 (1989); Publication Place: Allston, MA
Item 11: Bashi Bazouk, or, Orifice and Eurydice: Author / Publisher: Michael Daedalus Kenny (Robot Publishing Co.); Category: comics; Date / Volume: (2000); Publication Place: Pasadena, CA
Item 12: Bear and Fox: "Recalled to funny" pt. 2; Author / Publisher: Randall Christopher (self-published); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: #2 (2010?); Publication Place: [San Diego, CA?]
Item 13: Beat Comics: Author / Publisher: Nathan Pease and Karl Heitmueller (PH comics); Category: comics; music; Date / Volume: Vol. 2, no. 2 (Feb. 1986); Publication Place: Lancaster, PA
Item 14: Behind the Scenes at the Passion of the Christ: Minicomic which satirizes biblical teachings and in particular the motivations for Jesus Christ's crucifiction. God is portrayed as a kind of mobster who puts a hit on Jesus for claiming to be his son.; Author / Publisher: unknown (Fish in a Barrel Funnies); Category: christianity; comics; humor; religion; satire; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 15: Belladona: Personal zine about being "punk rock."; Author / Publisher: Jen Thomas (self-published); Category: alternative menstrual products; anarchism; feminism; personal stories; punk; reusable pads; simple living; tampons; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 16: Bemused: Minicomic about Gregory's relationship with her creative muses and lifelong practice drawing comics.; Author / Publisher: Roberta Gregory (self-published); Category: autobiographical comics; comics; creativity; Date / Volume: (2015); Publication Place: unknown

Box B2

Item 1: Ben is Dead: Widely distributed zine published from 1988-1999. Each issue focuses on a different theme. Covers music, zines, and popular culture.; Author / Publisher: Darby Romeo (self-published); Category: bands; cultural criticism; interviews; media critique; music; music reviews; punk; Date / Volume: #22-27 (1993-1996); Publication Place: Hollywood, CA

Box B3

Item 1: Better than Barbie: Personal zine with opinionated and diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Alexandra Stolarski (self-published); Category: animals; personal stories; zines; zine reviews; Date / Volume: #2 (1995); Publication Place: Carlsbad, CA
Item 2: Beyond the Great Chimney: Author / Publisher: Brian Kolm (Atomic Bear Press); Category: comics; Date / Volume: #1 (2003); Publication Place: Castro Valley, CA
Item 3: Bezerk: Author / Publisher: various (Student Art Publishing); Category: comics; Date / Volume: Vol. 1, no. 2 (Nov. 2003); Publication Place: Berkeley, CA
Item 4: The Big 5 Oh: Author / Publisher: Brian Bunink et al. (Cartoon Loonacy); Category: comics; Date / Volume: (1997?); Publication Place: unknown
Item 5: Big Bang Fanzine: Zine featuring interviews and reviews of punk and underground music.; Author / Publisher: Dave Liberation and Ben Interbang (self-published); Category: artists; book reviews; interviews; music; music reviews; punk; zines; zine resources; zine reviews; Date / Volume: #1 (1996); Publication Place: Anaheim, CA
Item 6: Big Dick Comics: Mini-comic featuring giant detective Hugo Dare.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Dan Hager, 2011; Author / Publisher: Jim Siergey (Starhead Comix); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: (1990s); Publication Place: Seattle, WA
Item 7: Big Hands: Zine featuring the personal writings of the author.; Author / Publisher: Aaron Lake Smith (self-published: Old Ways); Category: comics; criticism; personal stories; Date / Volume: nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 5 1/2, 6, 7, 8; Publication Place: Cary, NC
Item 8: Billy's Mitten: Personal zine with reviews and diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Theresa (self-published); Category: comics; personal stories; riot grrrl; teenagers; zine reviews; Date / Volume: #3 (n.d.); Publication Place: Tucson, AZ
Item 9: Binibus Barnabus: Author / Publisher: Robert Goodin (Robot Publishing Co.); Category: comics; Date / Volume: (1999); Publication Place: Pasadena, CA
Item 10: Birdsong: Collaborative literature and arts zine.; Author / Publisher: Tommy Pico (Birdsong Micropress); Category: art; artists; drawing; fiction; interviews; poetry; short stories; Date / Volume: #5 (2009); Publication Place: Brooklyn, NY
Item 11: Bitch: "Feminist response to pop culture"; Author / Publisher: Lisa Jervis (amazon girl publishing); Category: book reviews; cultural criticism; feminism; media critique; objectification; politics; representation of women; satire; sex; women; youth sexuality; Date / Volume: v.1 #2 (spring 1996); Publication Place: Oakland, CA
Item 12: Bitch King: Zine describing the author's political positions grounded in post-anarchism and polyamorous queer theory.; Author / Publisher: Angela Chaos (self-published); Category: anarchism; anarchist theory; consent; cultural criticism; empowerment; oppression; patriarchy; politics; power relations; privilege; queer politics; queer theory; Date / Volume: #5 (n.d.); Publication Place: CA
Item 13: Bitch Nation: Distro catalog of queer zines and other merchandise.; Author / Publisher: G.B. Jones (self-published); Category: feminism; gender identity; gender politics; gender roles; zines; zine distros; zine distribution; zine resources; Date / Volume: #1-3 (n.d.); Publication Place: Ontario, Canada
Item 14: Bitch, Please: "A collection of sassy ideas for GRRRL power!" Gift of the author, created for the CL T 594 course "Social Politics of Indie" in the fall 2015 semester.; Author / Publisher: Kaelee Nelson (self-published); Category: riot grrrl; feminism; body image; gender; sexism; abortion; reproductive rights; racism; gender equality; women's rights; patriarchy; homophobia; harassment; women's health; Date / Volume: #1-2 (2015); Publication Place: [San Diego, CA]
Item 15: Bitchcore: Personal zine with much discussion on the author's experience as a black person, a punk and a lesbian. She examines the perceptions, and expectations of her as a black person in these contexts.; Author / Publisher: Tasha Hairston (self-published); Category: bisexuality; body image; gender identity; lesbian; mixed race; patriarchy; punk; race; racial identity; racial stereotypes; racism; riot grrrl; sex; sexism; vegetarianism; Date / Volume: #1 (n.d.); Publication Place: Pasadena, CA

Box B4

Item 1: Black: A zine "about issues that I often don't pay attention to when I am too involved with things that are not very important." Includes art, comics, discussion of politics, and personal anecdotes.; Author / Publisher: Michael Chan (self-published); Category: politics; art; comics; conspiracies; Date / Volume: #1-#3 (2002); Publication Place: Unknown
Item 2: Black and Blue: Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: L. Morris (self-published); Category: book reviews; crafts; high school; movie reviews; personal stories; Date / Volume: #1 (n.d.); Place of Publication: Visalia, CA
Item 3: Black Dust: Two short stories. Edition of 250.; Author / Publisher: Graham Joyce (Subterranean Press); Category: short stories; writing; Date / Volume: (2001); Publication Place: Burton, MI
Item 4: Black Nail Polish: Personal zine with diaristic writings; Author / Publisher: Maggie (self-published); Category: high school; personal stories; poetry; teenagers; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 5: The Blacklist: Zine focusing on music with reviews and diaristic writings. Supplemental zine tipped in: Ten Thousand Dollars Worth of Jaw. Contains some adult content.; Author / Publisher: Sean Carlson (Blacklist Publications); Category: band tours; BDSM; book reviews; domination; drinking; drugs; interviews; music; music reviews; musicians; personal stories; poetry; punk; rock and roll; zines; Date / Volume: #4 (2003); Publication Place: Redondo Beach, CA
Item 6: Blahll!: Punk zine with band reviews, interviews and humorous articles.; Author / Publisher: Jason (self-published); Category: bands; interviews; music; music reviews; punk; zine reviews; Date / Volume: #2 [1990s]; Publication Place: Clinton, MS
Item 7: Blip: "The Book of Little Independent Publishers. Collection of short comic strips by various artists.; Author / Publisher: Various (Bardic Press); Category: comics; humor; science fiction; Date / Volume: #1 (Feb. 1998); Publication Place: Keene, NH
Item 8: Bliss: Personal zine with diaristic writings; Author / Publisher: Mindy-Sue (self-published); Category: book reviews; fiction; personal stories; short stories; women; zines; zine reviews; zine resources; Date / Volume: #2 (n.d.); Publication Place: Vista, CA
Item 9: Blockhead: Personal zine with diaristic writings; Author / Publisher: Brock (self-published); Category: personal stories; teenagers; zines; zine resources; Date / Volume: #4 (n.d.); Publication Place: Hayti, SD
Item 10: Blonde Addiction: Author / Publisher: Cynthia "BA" Johns, Dave R., and P.M. Butler (BlitzWeasel Studios); Category: comics; Date / Volume: #2 (July 1995); Publication Place: Arlington, TX
Item 11: Blotter: Contains comics and drawings by various artists.; Acquisition Information: Issue #8 gift of Larry McCaffery.; Author / Publisher: Roy Tompkins; Category: art; comics; drawing; Date / Volume: # 6 (July 1986); #7 (January 1987); #8 (1987); Publication Place: Austin, TX
Item 12: Blue Dogs: Comic about Lawrence Kaiser, a wendigo, and his meeting with a man at a political party; Acquisition Information: Gift of Donna Barr; Author / Publisher: Anne Notation (self-published); Category: comics; gay; politics; Date / Volume: (2015); Publication Place: unknown
Item 13: Blue Killing Brown: Personal zine with poetry and creative writing.; Author / Publisher: Christopher Greenslate (self-published); Category: photography; poetry; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Place of Publication: unknown
Item 14: The Blue Shell: "A little zine for big feminists of all shapes and sizes." Gift of the author, created for the CL T 594 course "Social Politics of Indie" in the fall 2015 semester.; Author / Publisher: Heather Metzger (self-published); Category: feminism; body image; gender; sexism; menstruation; vaginas; body politics; gender equality; women's rights; reproductive rights; Date / Volume: (2015); Publication Place: [San Diego, CA]
Item 15: Blue Tea Green: Personal zine with heavy emphasis on comics.; Author / Publisher: Noah Larmz (self-published); Category: art; comics; graffiti; humor; interviews; personal stories; Date / Volume: (2007); Place of Publication: unknown
Item 16: Bob: Zine that focuses on consumerism and economic issues.; Author / Publisher: unknown (self-published); Category: advertising; caffeine; anti-capitalism; capitalism; class analysis; consumerism; cultural criticism; education; individualism; postsecondary education; privilege; sex; social class; Date / Volume: #1 (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 17: Bobbins: Author / Publisher: John Allison (self-published); Category: comics; Date / Volume: (2001); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 18: Bodily Fluids: Personal zine with a story about "having an accident" in kindergarten.; Author / Publisher: Kelly Shortandqueer (self-published); Category: childhood; children; humor; personal stories; Date / Volume: #1 (Aug. 2003); Publication Place: Denver, CO
Item 19: Body Conscious Birth Control: "An Introduction to the Fertility Awareness Method"; Author / Publisher: Ash (self-published); Category: alternative birth control; fertility; women's health; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 20: Boilerplate: "Mechanical marvel of the nineteenth century"; Author / Publisher: Paul Guinan (self-published); Category: science fiction; robots; Date / Volume: (2003); Publication Place: [Portland, OR]
Item 21: Bola de Cristal: Personal zine describing the author's difficulties with school, relationships and the punk scene as a queer person.; Author / Publisher: Ari Perezdiez (self-published); Category: gender; gender identity; personal stories; punk; queer; queer politics; women's health; sex work; Date / Volume: #1-2 (2014); Publication Place: Oakland, CA
Item 22: Bolivian Blowout: Photographic essay documenting the construction of a DIY skatepark in La Paz, Bolivia by Al Partanen and his team.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Markel Tumlin, 2015; Author / Publisher: Al Partanen (majorblowout); Category: skateboarding; photography; Date / Volume: (2014); Publication Place: unknown

Box B5

Item 1: Bondage Up Yours: Zine covering female punks in England in the 1990s and their experiences with sexism.; Author / Publisher: Michelle Liptrot (Active Distribution); Category: abuse; activism; direct action; feminism; gender equality; gender roles; objectification; physical abuse; punk; relationships; representation of women; sexism; women; Date / Volume: (May 2004); Publication Place: London, United Kingdom
Item 2: Boobage: From author's website: "Autobiographical tale of the trials and tribulations of having teeny tiny boobs."; Acquisition Information: Gift of Jesica Brubaker, 2015.; Author / Publisher: Monica Gallagher (Lipstick Kiss Press); Category: comics; breasts; Date / Volume: (2007); Publication Place: Baltimore, MD
Item 3: Book of Black: Minicomic with several strips. Contains the second part of "Just One Reason" a comic about a girl who is released from prison and must adjust to her new freedom.; Author / Publisher: Gabrielle Bell (self-published); Category: comics; art; freedom; mental illness; Date / Volume: unnumbered (1999); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 4: Book of Days: Personal Zine with diaristic and narrative writings.; Author / Publisher: unknown (FtGround Productions); Category: driving; personal stories; writing; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 5: Book of the Month Club: An assortment of personal notes, ideas and puzzles used by the author to communicate with friends.; Author / Publisher: Vi Thuc Ha (self-published); Category: art; crafts; DIY; games; puzzles; Date / Volume: December 2004; Publication Place: Los Angeles, CA
Item 6: Book Your Own Fucking Life: Contains information on distributors, music labels, radio, promoters and venues, zines and other outlets and resources for punk/hardcore music all over the world.; Author / Publisher: Collective (Maximum RockNRoll & The Amoeba Collective); Category: music; punk; record labels; zine distribution; zine distros; zine resources; zines; Date / Volume: #10 (2002); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 7: Bookworm: Mini-comic by autobiographical-comics artist Colin Upton. In this comic Upton describes his love for books, especially history and military-history books, and how books are a window on humans' more radical and violent behavior.; Author / Publisher: Colin Upton (self-published: Colin Upton Comics); Category: autobiographical comics; books; history; self-education; war; Date / Volume: (2006?); Publication Place: Vancouver, B.C. Canada
Item 8: Boom City Bull: Author / Publisher: J.J. Windthorpe et al. (self-published); Category: comics; Date / Volume: #1-2 (2004-2005?); Publication Place: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Item 9: Bops Suck: Personal zine written to emphasize how teenage girls are influenced by popular media and are becoming more and more materialistic.; Author / Publisher: Dookie & Wonderbread (self-published); Category: personal stories; teenagers; women; Date / Volume: #1, #2, #4, #5, Collector's Edition (n.d.); Publication Place: El Cajon, CA
Item 10: Borderlands: Zine containing personal stories of mixed race individuals and individuals from mixed race families.; Author / Publisher: Nia King, ed. (self-published); Category: assimilation; interracial adoption; mixed race; personal stories; queer; race; racial identity; racism; Date / Volume: #2 (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 11: Borgia Popes: Promotional zine for the band Borgia Popes, with reviews reprinted from other publications, the band's art and photos.; Author / Publisher: (self-published); Category: bands; music; music reviews; Date / Volume: (1990s); Publication Place: Highland Heights, KY
Item 12: Born Ready: Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Zhenelle (self-published); Category: break-ups; heartbreak; personal stories; relationships; Date / Volume: #5 (n.d.); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 13: Bosom Enemies: Author / Publisher: Donna Barr (A Fine Line Press); Category: comics; Date / Volume: #1-2 (Mar. 2000-Sept. 2001), #4 (Nov. 2004); Publication Place: Clallam Bay, WA
Item 14: Boston Hardcore & Punk Factsheet: Zine featuring interviews on punk culture and music.; Author / Publisher: Chris Wrenn (Bridge Nine Records); Category: bands; interviews; music; musicians; punk; Date / Volume: Vol. 1 #3 (June 1999), #4 (July 1999), #5 (Aug. 1999), #6 (Sept. 1999), #7 (Oct. 1999), #8 (Nov. 1999), #9 (Dec. 1999); Publication Place: Boston, MA
Item 15: BP Jr.: http://zinewiki.com/Dann_Lennard; Acquisition Information: Gift of Jesica Brubaker, 2015.; Author / Publisher: Dann Lennard (self-published); Categories: comics; wrestling; soccer; celebrities; pornography; personal stories; Date / Volume: #1 (summer 2007/08); Publication Place: Sydney South, NSW, Australia
Item 16: Brainscan: Long-running personal zine of Portland-based Alex Wrekk. Covers her experiences working with Microcosm Publishing, surviving an emotionally abusive relationship, friends and relationships, and living and working in Portland. Issue #29 is a split with No More Coffee #4 and is filed under Brainscan.; Author / Publisher: Alex Wrekk (self-published); Category: abuse; break-ups; independent media; personal stories; publishing; relationships; surviving abuse; Date / Volume: 2001: An Epilogue (2001), #26 (Nov. 2010), #29 (March 2012), #31 (Spring 2014); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 17: Breakfast Without Meat: Includes sticker of a horse's butt.; Author / Publisher: Greg Turkington and Lizzy Kate Gray (self-published); Category: music reviews; music; interviews; smoking; comics; Date / Volume: #14 (1990); Publication Place: Santa Fe, NM

Box B6

Item 1: Brick: Zine comprising personal stories, essays and opinions of various contributors.; Author / Publisher: "The Chief," ed.; Category: comics; humor; movie reviews; personal stories; politics; satire; Date / Volume: #2-6 (1994-1995), #8 (1995), #9 (June 1995), #9 (Nov. 1995), #10 (1996), #12-15 (1996-1997), #17-18 (1998); Publication Place: unknown
Item 2: Bridge: Collection of poetry and stories.; Author / Publisher: Bridge Magazine (Pseudotsuga Press); Category: poetry; short stories; Date / Volume: #1 (2014); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 3: A Brief History of Canned Fruit: Pamphlet about Amanda Theodosa Jones, her psychic tendencies, and groundbreaking method of canning uncooked fruit.; Author / Publisher: Andy Warner (Andy Warner Comics); Category: comics; labor; women's history; women's rights; Date / Volume: (2016); Publication Place: unknown
Item 4: Brief History of the Longest Undefended Border: Mini-comic by Colin Upton, best known for his autobiographical comics. This comic documents the history of U.S.-Canada border conflicts and border relations. Single-panel cartoons and accompanying text describe each historical event.; Author / Publisher: Colin Upton (self-published: Colin Upton Comics); Category: canadian politics; comics; politics; war; Date / Volume: (2006); Publication Place: Vancouver, B.C. Canada
Item 5: A Brief History of Slinkys: A pamphlet about the invention and success of the slinky.; Author / Publisher: Andy Warner (Andy Warner Comics); Category: comics; history; Date / Volume: (2016); Publication Place: unknown
Item 6: Bruisers: A zine about female skateboarders.; Author / Publisher: Leidi (self-published); Category: sexism; skateboarding; women; Date / Volume: #3 (1999?); Publication Place: New Orleans, LA
Item 7: Budget Press International: "No boundaries"; Author / Publisher: Johnnie B. Baker et al. (self-published); Category: comics; fiction; personal stories; poetry; short stories; Date / Volume: #1 (June 1998); Publication Place: Riverside, CA
Item 8: Budget Press Review: Zine with compilation of narratives, comics and poetry.; Author / Publisher: Johnnie B. Baker (Budget Press); Category: comics; fiction; personal stories; poetry; short stories; Date / Volume: #1 (1995?); Publication Place: Riverside, CA
Item 9: Building a Home: Minicomic. A woman's solitary hike to the ruined castle above the town brings her closer to the people around her.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Donna Barr, 2015; Author / Publisher: Christopher Green (self-published); Category: comics; solitude; Date / Volume: (2014); Publication Place: unknown
Item 10: Bulbo Press: Art and culture magazine based in Tijuana with articles in Spanish.; Author / Publisher: various (Bulbo Press); Category: art; independent media; music; radio; pirate radio; Date / Volume: #5-7 (2004); Publication Place: Tijuana, Mexico
Item 11: Bullet Bites Back: Short story about Billy, who hitchhikes.; Author / Publisher: Dr. Bobby Blacout (Art Fag Productions)(Bedroom is a Mess Press); Category: short stories; writing; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Virginia
Item 12: Bunnyhop: "Bunnyhop discourses on the softer and fluffier aspects of pop culture and 'alternative' music".; Author / Publisher: Noël Tolentino (Bunnyhop Communications); Category: art; animals; book reviews; comics; fiction; interviews; movie reviews; music; musicians; pornography; sex; short stories; zines; zine reviews; Date / Volume: #7 - The Soft and Fluffy Issue (1996); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 13: Burn Collector: Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Al Burian (Buddy System); Category: break-ups; dating; personal stories; relationships; travel; Date / Volume: #12 (n.d.); Publication Place: Brooklyn, NY
Item 14: Burn in Hell, Buddy!: Personal stories about travelling through the U.S. as a queer, gender non-conforming person.; Author / Publisher: Vermicious Knid (self-published); Category: gender; personal stories; queer; road trips; Date / Volume: #2 (2000s), #4 (2000s); Publication Place: Newfane, VT
Item 15: Burn This Book For Warmth: Zine comprising the author's poetry.; Author / Publisher: Shane Hawley (self-published); Category: love; poetry; relationships; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 16: Burning Toddlers: Zine containing short stories, essays, interviews, personal stories and comics by various contributors. The theme of issue #5 is youth.; Author / Publisher: FRANK Publications; Category: censorship; comics; crime; interviews; music reviews; personal stories; rock and roll; short stories; youth; zine history; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #5 (1989); Publication Place: Phoenix, AZ
Item 17: Burnside Perspectives: Collaborative personal zine featuring narratives and diaristic writings from the author's friends.; Author / Publisher: T. Shannon (self-published); Category: personal stories; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Las Vegas, NV

Box B7

Item 1: Burnt: Personal zine with sociopolitical articles and reviews.; Author / Publisher: Franco Ortega and Joe Bocchino (self-published); Category: environmental activism; feminism; music; music reviews; personal stories; poetry; pornography; punk; recycling; work; zine resources; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #3-5 (2000-2002); Publication Place: Parsippany, NJ
Item 2: Bus Stop Requests: Collection of personal writings, commentaries and reviews as well as found articles and comics.; Author / Publisher: Wiley Jones (self-published); Category: comics; interviews; music; music reviews; musicians; personal stories; poetry; short stories; Date / Volume: #1 (Jan. 1996), #2 (April 1996), #3 (Oct. 1996), #3 1/2 & #4 (Jan. 1997); Publication Place: Victoria, Australia
Item 3: Business of Government is the Macro Management of Crime: Zine discussing the political issues of crime.; Author / Publisher: Anthony Rayson (South Chicago ABC Zine Distro); Category: anti-capitalism; anti-war; authority; capitalism; crime; criminal justice; freedom; oppression; politics; war crimes; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Homewood, IL
Item 4: BUST: "BUST is... a magazine that employs special techniques, safely and effectively, with the objective of enlarging, shaping and firming your mind."; Author / Publisher: Laurie Henzel & Debbie Stoller (Bust Magazine); Category: book reviews; comics; erotic stories; fashion; feminism; fetishes; gender politics; gender roles; interviews; masturbation; media critique; movie reviews; music; music reviews; politics; pornography; women; sex; sexual relationships; sex toys; vaginas; yeast infections; Date / Volume: #7 (spring 1996), #8 (fall/winter 1996), #13 (fall 1999), #19 (spring 2002), #23 (spring 2003); Publication Place: New York, NY
Item 5: Butt Rag: Reviews and interviews from the underground music scene.; Author / Publisher: Peter Margasak (self-published); Category: interviews; media critique; music; music reviews; musicians; record labels; Date / Volume: #9 (spring 1994); Publication Place: Chicago, IL
Item 6: Butter: Mini-comic about three friends, one of whom is an animated, anthropomorphic cake girl.; Author / Publisher: Meg McIntire (self-published); Category: comics; punk; Date / Volume: Vol. 1 #2 (2014); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 7: Butterchurn: A compilation zine including art, reviews, opinion sections, poems, and personal stories.; Author / Publisher: Mike L. (self-published); Category: art; music reviews; personal stories; poetry; punk; zine reviews; Date / Volume: #3, #4 (n.d.); Publication Place: Fairmont, MN
Item 8: By Inches and Degrees: Personal zine reflecting on Chicago's winter weather.; Author / Publisher: Abby Koch (self-published); Category: personal stories; photography; public transit; transportation; winter; Date / Volume: (Dec. 2000); Publication Place: Chicago, IL
Item 9: By Jove: "The Birthday Issue"; Personal zine with many music and zine reviews. Also features comics and artwork.; Author / Publisher: Jamie Schaefer (self-published); Category: comics; fiction; movie reviews; music; music reviews; personal stories; straight edge; zine reviews; zine resources; zines; Date / Volume: #1 (May 1995); Publication Place: Fairmont, MN

Box C1

Item 1: C. Spinoza's Pacho Clokey: Minicomic. The comic is presented as a lost work by the fictional artist Cesar Spinoza, featuring his character Pacho Clokey. Each panel is accompanied by an explanatory annotaiton by the "editor" Nate Gruenwald.; Author / Publisher: Nate Gruenwald? (Robot Publishing Co.); Category: comics; Date / Volume: (2000); Publication Place: Pasadena, CA
Item 2: Cab Gets Inked Again: Comics featuring characters from several of Brubaker's strips, drawn for "Inktober" 2017; Author / Publisher: Charles Brubaker (self-published); Category: comics; Date / Volume: (Oct. 2017); Publication Place: unknown
Item 3: Caffeine: Zine with fiction, art and poetry.; Author / Publisher: Robert Cohen (self-published); Category: art; book reviews; fiction; interviews; music reviews; personal stories; poetry; Date / Volume: #14 (1996); Publication Place: Woodland Hills, CA
Item 4: Cakewalk: From the publication's website: "International in scope and coverage, Cakewalk is the award-winning independent magazine for art, music, film and the natural sciences...From lauded academics to underground mavericks, Cakewalk surveys the contemporary art scene from all angles."; Author / Publisher: Steve Anderson; Mari Eastman; Karl Erickson; Gretchen Larseh; Liz Mayer; Joshua Rothkopf (self-published); Category: art; art school; artists; contemporary art; movies; music; music reviews; television; video art; Date / Volume: #3 (fall 1999); Publication Place: Chicago, IL
Item 5: A Californian's First Winter in Connecticut: Gift of Kim Schwenk, 2015.; Author / Publisher: Lisa Nowlain (self-published); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: (2014?); Publication Place: [New Haven, CT?]
Item 6: [Campaign to Play for Keeps]: Broadsides, letters and collage pieces from anarchist operation Campaign to Play for Keeps.; Author / Publisher: Jason Rodgers (Campaign To Play For Keeps); Category: anarchism; insurrectionary anarchism; social control; transgender; Date / Volume: (2017); Publication Place: Albany, N.Y.
Item 7: Can You See the Rainbow From There?: Minicomic. Three short stories.; Author / Publisher: Tetsunori Tawaraya (self-published); Category: comics; Date / Volume: (March-April 2009); Publication Place: Tokyo, Japan
Item 8: Can't Complain: Autobiographical minicomic in which Upton describes his negative emotions, loneliness, alienation and sense of failure.; Acquisition Information: Issue #2 gift of Donna Barr, 2016; Author / Publisher: Colin Upton (self-published: Colin Upton Comics); Category: alienation; anger; autobiographical comics; emotions; fear; loneliness; privilege; Date / Volume: #2 (2015); Publication Place: Vancouver, B.C., Canada
Item 9: Caravan: "Stories that take you places."; Author / Publisher: Greg Hatcher; Royal Burnell; Justin Davis; Brandon Hanvey; Duffy Mitchell; Alistair Kennedy; Chris Kohler (Caravan); Category: comics; humor; fiction; short stories; Date / Volume: #3 (winter 2003); Publication Place: unknown
Item 10: Carmen White: Selected Visual Works, circa 1996: Collage zine; Author / Publisher: Carmen White (Bango Mutter); Category: art; Date / Volume: (1996); Publication Place: Ojai, CA
Item 11: Cartoon Flophouse: Author / Publisher: Michael Aushenker (Original Syndicate Press); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: v.1 (2002); Publication Place: [Los Angeles, CA?]
Item 12: Cartoonists Northwest: Pamphlet of Cartoonists Northwest, an association of professional and amateur cartoonists. Includes information on the group's membership subscription, monthly meetings and awards ceremonies.; Author / Publisher: (Cartoonists Northwest); Category: artists; comic resources; comics; drawing comics; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Seattle, WA
Item 13: Cascade: "Mini-zine for girls who love to wet their knickers".; Author / Publisher: Caroline Melville-West (self-published); Category: fetishes; masturbation; orgasms; personal stories; poetry; sex; women; youth sexuality; Date / Volume: #1-5 (n.d.); Publication Place: Essex, UK

Box C2

Item 1: Catalonia Calling: Poems about historical events in Spain from 1911 to the late 1930's.; Author / Publisher: Cardinal Cox (Starburker Publications); Category: poetry; history; Date / Volume: (2017); Publication Place: Peterborough, England
Item 2: Catherinette: Zine about modern-day spinsterhood.; Author / Publisher: "Red Velvet" and "Severity Chaste" (self-published); Category: dating; fashion; flirting; gender; gender identity; gender roles; personal stories; sex; sexual relationships; women; women's history; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 3: Cat-stronauts in Space: 3rd printing. Gift of Joan Goodwin, 2016.; Author / Publisher: Drew Brockington (self-published); Category: comics; humor; cats; Date / Volume: (2014); Publication Place: [Minneapolis, MN?]
Item 4: Caught in Flux: Music zine with reviews and interviews by multiple contributors.; Author / Publisher: Mike Appelstein (self-published); Category: bands; high school; interviews; music; music reviews; musicians; personal stories; zine resources; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #3 (Sept. 1994), #4 (summer 1995), #5 (spring 1996); Publication Place: New York, NY
Item 5: Cause & Effect: "...to chronicle the human condition, operating from the assumption that society, as we know it, including art and literature, is undergoing a profound metamorphosis."; Author / Publication: Ben Biesek (self-published); Category: art; fiction; photography; poetry; short stories; writing; Date / Volume: Issue #3 Vol. 2 #1 (Jan. 2008); Publication Place: San Luis Obispo, CA
Item 6: Caution Children: Personal zine with mini essays and drawings. Subjects include childhood reminiscences and carnivorous plants; Author / Publisher: Jen King (self-published); Category: childhood; gardening; personal stories; plants; comics; Date / Volume: # 0.5 (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 7: Ceasefire: "Israel August 12-17, 2006"; Author / Publisher: Miriam Libicki (Real Gone Girl Studios); Category: comics; military; violence; war; Date / Volume: (2006?); Publication Place: comics; military; violence; war
Item 8: Celebrity-Themed Fanzine: Stories and poetry on the themes of celebrity, fame and show business. Also includes loose art objects including a postcard, a button, a CD and illustrated cards of celebrity profiles. This zine was produced in an edition of 100.; Author / Publisher: Darin Klein, ed. (self-published); Category: celebrities; fiction; poetry; short stories; Date / Volume: (Feb. 2004); Publication Place: Los Angeles, CA?
Item 9: A Century of Moon Phases 2001-2100: Tables of the phases of the moon for the entire 21st century.; Author / Publisher: Sage Liskey (Rad Cat Press); Category: astronomy; moon; Date / Volume: (2016); Publication Place: Oregon
Item 10: C'est La Vie: Personal zine with diaristic writings and zine reviews. See also "Killing The Queen".; Author / Publisher: Christina Alicia (self-published); Category: music; personal stories; relationships; sex; song lyrics; travel; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #1 (1994)-#8 (1995); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 11: Champions of Hell: Minicomic. Set in the year 2013, Satan has defeated God in battle and brought about the apocalypse. Sam Hain, tasked with creamating the bodies of the deceased, is forced to sell his soul and join Satan's army, but having gained immortality, he soon rebels.; Author / Publisher: Ira Hunter, story; Robin Thompson, artwork (self-published: Hunter-Thompson Unlimited); Category: comics; horror; Date / Volume: #1 (2000), #2 (2001); Publication Place: Victoria, B.C., Canada

Box C3

Item 1: The Chapess: Quarterly zine featuring women writers and artists.; Author / Publisher: Cherry Styles (ed.) (Synchronise Witches Press); Category: art; DIY; drawing; feminism; personal stories; poetry; punk; Date / Volume: #5-9 (2014-2016); Publication Place: Manchester, United Kingdom
Item 2: Charged Hair & Distorted Riffs...Bullet Belts & Circle Pits!: Author / Publisher: [Jeff?] (self-published); Category: bands; concert reviews; music; music reviews; personal stories; punk; zine reviews; Date / Volume: no. 1 (Jan. 2004); Publication Place: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Item 3: Charlie: Upton's response to the 2015 massacre of cartoonists and journalists working for the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Donna Barr, 2016; Author / Publisher: Colin Upton (self-published: Colin Upton Comics); Category: autobiographical comics; cartoons; censorship; religion; terrorism; Date / Volume: (2015); Publication Place: Vancouver, B.C., Canada
Item 4: Chasers of Sleep: Zine billed as "an album" with rap lyrics.; Acquisition Information: Gift of SDSU Zine & DIY Culture Club, 2019; Author / Publisher: Kyle Jomer Mandal (SDSU Zine & DIY Culture Club); Category: poetry; Date / Volume: (2018); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 5: Chasing Down the Years: Prose and poetry loosely connected to an unnamed love object.; Author / Publisher: Vermicious Knid (self-published); Category: love; Date / Volume: (2001); Publication Place: Denver, CO
Item 6: Chasing Perfect: A Primer on Asian American Women and Psychology: Presents common themes of identity and experience among Asian-American women as they relate to mental health, counseling and psychology. Based on the author's study of Asian-American college women.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Barnard Zine Library, 2018; Author / Publisher: Jordan Alam (self-published); Category: mental health; psychology; race; racial identity; racial stereotypes; therapy; Date / Volume: (2013); Publication Place: New York, NY
Item 7: Check It Out!: Newsletter of the San Francisco Public Librarian's Guild with articles on the state of libraries and library science and articles critical of the San Francisco Public Libraries.; Author / Publisher: Newsletter Committee of the San Francisco Public Library Librarian's Guild SEIU Local 790; Category: archives; books; computers; labor unions; libraries; privacy; research; satire; technology; Date / Volume: v. 2, no. 2 (1993); Publication Place: San Francisco
Item 8: Cheesecake: Zine with personal narratives and interviews. Includes personal trading note to Britton Neubacher, fellow zinester and creator of Wives Tales.; Author / Publisher: Rhani (self-published); Category: abuse; child abuse; comics; domestic violence; feminism; interviews; lesbian; personal stories; physical abuse; sex; women; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #6 (1996?); Publication Place: Los Angeles, CA
Item 9: The Chicano: "Thoughts on growing up Mexican-American" compiled from 1994-2003.; Author / Publisher: Robert Medina (self-published); Category: art; assimilation; diversity; people of color; personal stories; race; racial identity; Date / Volume: (2003); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 10: Chicken Fried Junkie: "A short story about action, guns, and were-chickens"; Author / Publisher: Manny Elias (Sucker Punch Comics); Category: comics; horror; monsters; Date / Volume: (2004); Publication Place: [Los Angeles, CA?]
Item 11: Chickenhed Zine and Roll: Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Josher (self-published); Category: alcohol; drinking; labor unions; personal stories; poetry; punk; teenagers; work; Date / Volume: #5 (n.d.); Publication Place: Richmond, VA
Item 12: Chickfactor: "[Chickfactor] was always sort of a boy-crazy, feminist slanted in a personal political way, in love with girlpop/indiepop zine."; Author / Publisher: Gail O'Hara and Pamela Berry (self-published); Category: art; artists; bands; interviews; music; musicians; photography; politics; reviews; women; Date / Volume: #9 (summer 1995); Publication Place: New York, NY
Item 13: Chicks: Personal zine with poetry.; Author / Publisher: Cheryl B. (Big Fat Press); Category: intimacy; poetry; sex; Date / Volume: (2000); Publication Place: New York, NY
Item 14: The Children: Author / Publisher: Devon Devereaux (Sick Puppy Press); Category: comics; Date / Volume: #1 (2002); Publication Place: [Portland, OR?]
Item 15: Chinese, Japanese, Indian Chief: Zine with essays on race issues and prejudice.; Author / Publisher: Bianca Ortiz, Shizu Saldamando, Ceci Moss, and Kelli Williams (self-published); Category: activism; assimilation; diversity; language; mixed race; people of color; personal stories; poetry; race; racial identity; racial stereotypes; racial visibility; racism; zines; Date / Volume: (1996); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 16: Chinese Lunch Special: Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Jay (self-published); Category: alienation; personal stories; punk; solitude; Date / Volume: #6 (Dec. 2002); Publication Place: Berkeley, CA
Item 17: Chingaso the Clown: Author / Publisher: Manny Elias (Sucker Punch Comics); Category: comics; Date / Volume: #0 (Dec 2003); Publication Place: [Los Angeles, CA?]
Item 18: Chinky Vision: Personal zine with reviews, interviews, opinionated articles and comics.; Author / Publisher: Janessa Lazaro (self-published); Category: comics; humor; interviews; movies; music; personal stories; television; Date / Volume: #1 (Jan. 2006), #2 (summer 2006), #3 (Aug. 2006); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 19: Chipmunks & Squirrels: Author / Publisher: Michael Aushenker (Original Syndicate Press); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: #1 (Dec. 1994); Publication Place: Los Angeles, CA
Item 20: Choco Zine: Zine with brief reviews of the author's likes and interests, with illustrations of Chococat and other characters of the Japanese brand Sanrio.; Author / Publisher: unknown; Category: museums; music reviews; Date / Volume: (Sept. 2017); Publication Place: [San Diego, CA]
Item 21: Chord Easy: Zine that has tips on playing the right musical chords.; Author / Publisher: Lisa Ahne (self-published); Category: music; song lyrics; Date / Volume: (2007); Publication Place: Alsea, OR
Item 22: Chump of the Year: 1996-1999 (inclusive): Collection of personal writings/narratives.; Author / Publisher: Scott Puckett (self-published); Category: break-ups; loneliness; personal stories; Date / Volume: (1999?); Publication Place: San Diego, CA

Box C4

Item 1: Chumpire: Zine with music reviews and information, interviews as well as information on other zines.; Author / Publisher: unknown (self-published); Category: bands; concert reviews; concerts; music; music reviews; punk; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #136 (2000), #137 (2001), #173, #176-178, #180, #182-184, #188; Publication Place: Conneaut Lake, PA
Item 2: The C.I.A. Makes Science Fiction Unexciting: Zine featuring articles on how the government manipulates our freedoms.; Author / Publisher: Gena Mason (Microcosm Publishing); Category: american imperialism; law; legal rights; military; privacy; surveillance; terrorism; Date / Volume: #3 (Feb. 2005), #4 (n.d.); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 3: Cien Fuegos: Personal zine by a middle-school teacher determined to preserve her idealism. Articles are mostly political and often deal with various forms of oppression such as sexism, classism and ableism.; Author / Publisher: Sara Falls (self-published); Category: art; books; education; mental health; personal stories; politics; prisons; sexual assault; socialization; teaching; violence; Date / Volume: (2000s); Publication Place: San Mateo, CA
Item 4: Cinnamon Sticke: "For granola girls and enlightened boys."; Author / Publisher: Chelsea Spear (Trauma Chick Productions); Category: bands; comics; feminism; music; music reviews; musicians; women; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #1 (1996); Publication Place: Watertown, MA
Item 5: Circle Hills: Zine containing eight brief teleplays. "These are the everyday occurences that take place in Circle Hills."; Acquisition Information: Gift of Dan Hager, 2013; Author / Publisher: Benjamin Castle (Pop Eighty Creations); Category: fiction; short stories; Date / Volume: (2013); Publication Place: Minneapolis, MN
Item 6: Cite This Zine: A guide to creating zine citations in MLA, APA and Chicago Manual of Style formats. This "second edition" is based on "Cite this Zine" by the Zine Intern, 2006.; Author / Publisher: Katie Giari (self-published); Category: zine libraries; zines; zine resources; Date / Volume: (2009); Publication Place: unknown
Item 7: City: Mini-comic about a strange desert creature that gets picked up by a huge wind one day and dropped in a city. After days of begging and living in squalor, it makes a final attempt to escape.; Author / Publisher: J. Jerimiah Kelly (self-published); Category: cities; comics; Date / Volume: (2001); Publication Place: Lakewood, OH
Item 8: Clabber Girl: Zine with montage of images and text.; Author / Publisher: unknown (self-published); Category: art; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Rohnert Park, CA
Item 9: Clamor: "...A media outlet that reflects the reality of alternative politics and culture in a format that is accessible to people from a variety of backgrounds."; Author / Publisher: Jen Angel & Jason Kucsma (Become The Media); Category: anarchism; anti-globalization; anti-racist action; art; artists; car culture; direct action; drugs; economics; gender; interviews; left-wing politics; love; music; music reviews; politics; racism; sex; sex toys; theater; travel stories; Date / Volume: #3 (June/July 2000); #24 (Jan./Feb. 2004); Publication Place: Toledo, OH
Item 10: Clang Bang Clang: A zine dedicated entirely to Charles Manson.; Author / Publisher: Robert Lawson (self-published); Category: book reviews; music reviews; comics; movie reviews; Date / Volume: #4 (1997); Publication Place: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Item 11: Claudia: Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Ceci (self-published); Category: bisexuality; coming out; lesbian; personal stories; sex; youth sexuality; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 12: Clip Tart: Collective zine that compiles artwork and writings from many artists to add to a central theme. "This issue of Clip Tart is dedicated to the gods and monsters that populate the unknown, or more accurately, the strange, personal symbols we use to represent them."; Author / Publisher: Susan Boren (self-published); Category: art; dreams; literature; music reviews; poetry; zine reviews; Date / Volume: #3 (2006); Publication Place: Austin, TX
Item 13: Clunker: Personal zine. Issue #4 is a split with White Bread #15. Filed under White Bread.; Author / Publisher: Todd Stosuy (self-published); Category: depression; interviews; music; personal stories; Date / Volume: #4 (n.d.); Publication Place: New Brunswick, NJ
Item 14: Coin: Wordless comic about the journey of a man after he is given a coin; Author / Publisher: Mark Stafford (self-published / hocus baloney books); Category: comics; humor; sailing; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 15: Cold as Ice: Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Dan Hager; Author / Publisher: MK Reed (self-published); Category: personal stories; work; Date / Volume: (May 2003); Publication Place: Syracuse, NY
Item 16: The Cold Spell: "Potions and remedies for Winter."; Author / Publisher: Suzanne Lindgren (Pioneers Press); Category: alternative medicine; herbalism; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 17: Colin Cthulu: Minicomic. Upton's take on H.P. Lovecraft's Cthulu stories. True to Upton's autobiographical style, Cthulu psychically projects itself in the guise of a small press cartoonist living in Vancouver.; Acquisition Information: Issues #1-5 gift of Donna Barr, 2016; Author / Publisher: Colin Upton (self-published: Colin Upton Comics); Category: autobiographical comics; comics; humor; monsters; Date / Volulme: #1-5 (2015); Publication Place: Vancouver, B.C., Canada
Item 18: Colin Upton Catalog: Single page catalog detailing Upton's various comics.; Author / Publisher: Colin Upton (self-published); Category: art; comics; Date / Volume: (Oct. 1986); Publication Place: Vancouver, B.C.
Item 19: Colin Upton Comics: Mini-comic by autobiographical-comics artist Colin Upton. The issues of this serialized title feature self-portraits of Upton, who sometimes presents himself in military uniform or humorously costumed as, for instance, a cheerleader.; Author / Publisher: Colin Upton (self-published: Colin Upton Comics); Category: autobiographical comics; portraits; Date / Volume: #1 "Self Portraits from Word Under the Street, '04" (2004); #3 (2006?); #4 (2006); Publication Place: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Item 20: Colin's Comics: Collected comics strips of autobiographical-comics artist Colin Upton, which originally appeared in the Vancouver Review, Seattle Weekly, The Drippy Gazette and Cartoon Party. Also includes previously unpublished comics.; Author / Publisher: Colin Upton (self-published); Category: autobiographical comics; Date / Volume: Vol. 2 (1992-2002); Publication Place: Vancouver, B.C. Canada
Item 21: Colonization and Decolonization: Informational and educational zine on the history of colonialism around the world and decolonization within North America.; Author / Publisher: Zig-Zag (Warrior Publications); Category: American imperialism; colonialism; colonial resistance; decolonization; indigenous peoples; land rights; power relations; racial identity; resistance; Date / Volume: (Summer 2006); Publication Place: Vancouver, BC
Item 22: Color Lil' Kim: A mini coloring book featuring American rap artist, Lil' Kim.; Author / Publisher: unknown (self-published); Category: art; drawing; music; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Los Angeles, CA
Item 23: Colour of Shadow: Zine that features photography of street graffiti art.; Author / Publisher: unknown (Last Gasp); Category: art; graffiti; photography; Date / Volume: #3.5 (2004); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 24: Combo Pack: "L'Année 1977-1978 de la Science-Fiction et du Fantastique"; Author / Publisher: Chris Capuozzo (Chris Capuozzo Associes); Category: comics; science fiction; Date / Volume: #2 (2003); Publication Place: [New York, NY?]
Item 25: Come Sail Away: A Book of Poetry: Poetry about religion, politics, social issues.; Author / Publisher: Shannon Colebank (Whizzbanger Productions); Category: anti-capitalism; authority; capitalism; collectives; poetry; police states; politics; power relations; religion; social control; socialism; worker's collectives; Date / Volume: (2002); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 26: Comet Magazine: A magazine on art, writing, and activism.; Author / Publisher: Maw Shein Win (self-published); Category: activism; activist art; art; art spaces; feminism; fiction; interviews; media critique; music; poetry; politics; radical politics; women; writing; Date / Volume: Vol. 4 #1 (2003); Publication Place: Berkeley, CA

Box C5

Item 1: Cometbus: Long-running personal zine by Aaron Cometbus, in which he chronicles his travels and experiences in the punk subculture.; Author / Publisher: Aaron Cometbus (self-published); Category: friends; friendship; interviews; personal stories; poetry; punk; relationships; travel stories; Date / Volume: #26-#27 (1991); #40-#43 (n.d.); #44 (1999); #45-#47 (n.d.); Publication Place: Berkeley, CA

Box C6

Item 1: Cometbus: Long-running personal zine by Aaron Cometbus, in which he chronicles his travels and experiences in the punk subculture.; Author / Publisher: Aaron Cometbus (self-published); Category: friends; friendship; interviews; personal stories; poetry; punk; relationships; travel stories; Date / Volume: #49 (n.d.); #51 (2008); #52 (2009); #54 (2011); 55 3/4 (2014); #56 (2015); Publication Place: Berkeley, CA

Box C7

Item 1: Comic Strips Unrelated (for the Most Part) to the Behavior of Fictional North American Birds: 2nd printing (c.2002-2004); Author / Publisher: Dave Bort (Bug Jar Press); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: (summer 2004); Publication Place: unknown
Item 2: Comics Funnies: Collection of retro-style minicomics.; Author / Publisher: Bill Widener (self-published); Category: comics; humor; superheroes; Date / Volume: no. 19 (Winter 2016 / 2017); Publication Place: Lexington, KY
Item 3: Comics That Suck: Author / Publisher: Zach Kirchberg (self-published); Category: comics; short stories; fiction; humor; Date / Volume: #1 (July 2008); Publication Place: Charlotte, NC
Item 4: Committed to the Custody of the Attorney General: Poetry reflecting on life in prison.; Author / Publisher: Seth M. Ferranti; artwork by Danab (self-published); Category: drawing; institutionalization; personal stories; poetry; prison conditions; prison writing; prisoners; prisons; Date / Volume: (2000); Publication Place: Fairton, NJ
Item 5: Commodification: A polemic against capitalism, consumerism and the commodification of subversive ideas and cultural markers. The author argues that the counter-culture has essentially been co-opted by the capitalist hegemony, with each counter-cultural signifier representing just another option in the proliferation of choices under capitalism.; Author / Publisher: Al Burian (self-published); Category: capitalism; consumerism; corporations; resistance; Date / Volume: [2000s?]; Publication Place: Carrboro, NC
Item 6: Communiqué For the Unwary: Critique of advertising and consumerism.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Jesica Brubaker, 2015.; Author / Publisher: unknown; Category: media critique; communication; independent media; zines; writing; consumerism; objectification; Date / Volume: (2008); Publication Place: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia?
Item 7: Compost, by Any Other Name, Makes Good Dirt: Comprehensive zine detailing how to compost, including instructions on building a bin, attracting the right worms and slugs, preventing weeds, etc.; Author / Publisher: Leo D. Mock (self-published); Category: compost; DIY; gardening; urban farming; weeds; Date / Volume: (2010); Publication Place: Scappoose, OR
Item 8: Confessions of a Tabletop General: Minicomic by autobiographical-comics artist Colin Upton. In this comic, Upton describes his longtime hobby of tabletop wargaming, recreating historical battles with miniature figurines. Upton covers many aspects of the hobby, from painting the figurines to the mechanics of wargaming.; Author / Publisher: Colin Upton (self-published); Category: autobiographical comics; games; Date / Volume: (2004); Publication Place: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Item 9: Confusion: Zine with personal references to popular culture and music.; Author / Publisher: unknown; Category: high school; personal stories; Date / Volume: #1, #2 (1994); Publication Place: unknown
Item 10: Confusion: A single-sheet zine about "controlled confusion" and belief systems. Mini-poster on reverse side / inner folds of zine.; Author / Publisher: Christian Barroso (SDSU Zine and DIY Culture Club: self-published); Category: art; mental health; Date / Volume: [2017]; Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 11: Conquest of Venus: Science fiction story in verse. Enclosed in folded cover leaf with artwork by Donna Barr.; Author / Publisher: Daniel Hager (self-published); Category: poetry; science fiction; Date / Volume: Part 1 (2003); Publication Place: [San Diego, CA?]
Item 12: Conspiracy of One: Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: unknown; Category: film; movies; personal stories; road trips; Date / Volume: [2002?]; Publication Place: Los Angeles, CA
Item 13: Contacts Penpals Newsletter: Quarterly newsletter with resources for people to advertise their work. Commemorative issue includes thumbnails of all past issues that were Newsletters (1992-1997) and Retrospectives (2001-2005).; Author / Publisher: Anna Key (self-published); Category: gardening; music; penpals; personal ads; seeds; zine resources; zines; Date / Volume: #12 (summer 2004), [Commemorative Issue] (2005); Publication Place: Hertfordshire, England, UK
Item 14: Con(tra)science: Analysis and discussion on a variety of topics. Media critique of war coverage and pornography.; Author / Publisher: Bryan Alft (self-published); Category: art; bands; censorship; interviews; media critique; pornography; punk; war; writing; Date / Volume: #3.5 (1994), #4 (summer/fall 1994); Publication Place: Minneapolis, MN
Item 15: Control Unit Prisons: A zine about the history and use of control unit prisons and their recent use in the U.S.; Author / Publisher: Frank J. Atwood (South Chicago ABC Zine Distro); Category: institutionalization; prison activism; prison conditions; prisoner rights; prisoners; prisons; Date / Volume: [1998?]; Publication Place: Homewood, IL
Item 16: Cool Jerk: "2005 Comic-Con International sampler"; signed by Paul Horn, '06, on cover with original drawing.; Author / Publisher: Paul Horn (self-published); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: (2005); Publication Place: [San Diego, CA?]
Item 17: Coordination: Author / Publisher: Donna Barr (A Fine Line Press); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: (2004); Publication Place: unknown
Item 18: Core: "Based on a True Story 100% Scientific Fact"; Author / Publisher: various (Artcore); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: #1 (Nov. 1988); Publication Place: Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Item 19: Cosmostraighter / Kosmostrator: Short story comics by Dave McKenna.; Author / Publisher: Dave McKenna (self-published); Category: comics; Date / Volume: #2 (2003), #3 (2004), #4 (2005); Publication Place: unknown
Item 20: Coyote and Butterfly Woman: Comic telling the tale of coyote and butterfly woman.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Donna Barr, 2017; Author / Publisher: Anne Bean and Noel Franklin (self-published); Category: comics; superheroes; fairytales; Date / Volume: (2016); Publication Place: Seattle, WA
Item 21: Crash: "Dedicated to politics, music, movies, activism, philosophy, sex, love, life, and everything else your mother warned you about."; Author / Publisher: Shay (Crash Zine); Category: activism; anti-war; feminism; fiction; gender roles; music; music reviews; movies; patriotism; peace; politics; short stories; sex; sex toys; war; women; Date / Volume: (July 2003?); Publication Place: Newark, NJ
Item 22: The Crass is Always Meaner on the Underside: Photographs of punk bands.; Author / Publication: Oscar Aranda (self-published); Category: photographs; Date / Volume: vol. 2-3 (n.d.); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 23: Crawdaddy!: Crawdaddy! was the first US magazine of rock music criticism. It was started in New York City in 1966 by Paul Williams and was published on and off until 2003.; Author / Publisher: Paul Williams (self-published); Category: bands; comics; interviews; music; music reviews; musicians; rock and roll; Date / Volume: #1 (winter 1993), #2 (spring 1993), #3 (autumn 1993), #22 (autumn 1999), #23 (winter/spring 2000), #24 (September 2000), #25 (June 2001), #26 (winter/spring 2002), #27 (September 2002), #28 (May 2003); Publication Place: Encinitas, CA

Box C8

Item 1: Crawl Out Your Window: "A journal of experimental literature"; includes article "Tijuana Vigilante Group Holds 35 Tourists at Gunpoint". Edited by Melvyn Freilicher and Eleanor Bluestein.; Author / Publisher: various (Foundation for New Literature); Category: fiction; interviews; photography; poetry; short stories; Date / Volume: #15 (May 1987); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 2: Creepy Mike's Omnibus of Fun: Collaborative zine of interviews, minicomics, and reviews.; Author / Publisher: Michael Ruspantini (self-published / ClownHead Productions); Category: artists; comics; interviews; music reviews; zine reviews; Date / Volume: #6 (1998); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 3: Crème Brûlée: Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Abigail Johns (self-published); Category: abortion; book reviews; concert reviews; depression; feminism; mental illness; moving; personal stories; politics; relationships; zine reviews; zine-making; zines; riot grrrl; Date / Volume: #2, #5 [1993-1994]; Publication Place: Seattle, WA
Item 4: Crest: Issues range from chiefly illustrations with short impressionistic prose, to essays on philosophical and political subjects with an emphasis on personal development, right conduct and morality.; Author / Publisher: Crest (self-published); Category: cultural criticism; personal stories; politics; protests; Date / Volume: #1 (n.d.), #2 (n.d.), #3 (n.d.), #4 (2018); Publication Place: Boston, MA
Item 5: Crickets: Dated on back cover as fall 2007; Author / Publisher: Sammy Harkham (Drawn & Quarterly); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: #2 (winter 2008); Publication Place: Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Item 6: Crooked Rascal: Personal zine by a girl in high school. The author writes about many first experiences with friends, love, juvenile delinquency, and more.; Author / Publisher: Marie Craig (self-published); Category: crushes; emotions; friends; high school; personal stories; relationships; Date / Volume: #6 (1998?); #7 (Oct. 1998); Publication Place: Anchorage, AK
Item 7: Cross Country: mkreed.com; Author / Publisher: MK Reed (self-published); Category: comics; Date / Volume: #1 (2007); Publication Place: unknown
Item 8: Crudbucket: Compilation of author's personal stories.; Author / Publisher: KT Crud (self-published); Category: high school; motherhood; personal stories; riot grrrl; Date / Volume: #9 (n.d.); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 9: Cubist Ants Shall Inherit the Earth: Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Herman Melville (Hot Roddin' Bitches); Category: comics; games; interviews; personal stories; Date / Volume: #1 (summer 1996); Publication Place: Oklahoma City, OK
Item 10: Cupcake Dreamy: Author / Publisher: Ray Hecht (self-published); Category: comics; Date / Volume: #1 (May 2007); Publication Place: unknown
Item 11: Cupsize: Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Sasha and Tara Emelye (self-published); Category: bisexuality; feminism; gay; personal stories; politics; postsecondary education; women; Date / Volume: #5 (1996); Publication Place: Stony Brook, NY
Item 12: Curious Constellation: Personal zine with diaristic writings, poetry, and collages.; Author / Publisher: Alex Wrekk (self-published); Category: heartbreak; love; personal stories; poetry; relationships; romance; Date / Volume: [2000?]; Publication Place: Salt Lake City, UT
Item 13: Cusp: Collection of short comic strips featuring surreal plots and dark humor.; Author / Publisher: Thomas Herpich (Alternative Comics); Category: comics; Date / Volume: (Jan. 2003); Publication Place: Gainesville, FL
Item 14: Cutlass: Personal zine with diaristic writings presented in a collage format.; Author / Publisher: Janice Flux (Cutlass); Category: activism; anti-capitalism; anti-globalization; class struggle; labor movement; personal stories; poetry; politics; punk; queer; social centers; social class; socialism; writing; zine history; zine libraries; Date / Volume: #5 (Jan. 2000); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 15: Cyclette: Personal zine with references on motorcycles and bikes which include interviews and articles on the moto culture.; Author / Publisher: Kim Schwenk aka Kim Riot (self-published); Category: bicycle racing; bicycle safety; bicycles; cycling community; feminism; interviews; personal stories; women; motorcycles; Date / Volume: #1, #2 (2004); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 16: Cymbeline: A Radical Adaptation: Zine about a modern retelling of Shakespeare's Cymbeline; discusses 1980s U.S. AIDS crisis.; Author / Publisher: Jackie Bustamante, Angela Risi (self-published); Category: act up; colonialism; HIV/AIDS; punk; queer history; theater; Date / Volume: (Spring 2016); Publication Place: San Diego, CA

Box D1

Item 1: D Magazine: Collaborative music zine with interviews, reviews, and advertisements.; Author / Publisher: L. Kreslins, ed. (self-published); Category: bands; concerts; interviews; music; music reviews; personal stories; Date / Volume: #5 (Jan. 1994); Publication Place: Gaithersburg, MD
Item 2: The Dada Detective: Weekly comic collected into booklet featuring detective Dirk Dada as he searches for a missing duck.; Author / Publisher: Dave Milloway, Matt Wood, & Stephanie Freese (Yodel Free press); Category: comics; detectives; mysteries;; Date / Volume: vol. 1 (2005); Publication Place: unknown
Item 3: Dada Gumbo: Comics by various contributors.; Author / Publisher: Dale Luciano, ed. (self-published); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: #9 (Jan. 1987); Publication Place: Ashland, OR
Item 4: Daddy's Little Girl: Personal zine with letters to the author's father regarding abuse and sexuality of his daughter.; Author / Publisher: Anna C. (self-published); Category: abuse; anger; child abuse; coping methods; depression; domestic abuse; fathers; personal stories; physical abuse; self-harm; Date / Volume: (Sept. 1995); Publication Place: Seattle, WA
Item 5: Dagger: Music zine focusing on independent music scene.; Author / Publisher: Tim Hinely (self-published); Category: bands; interviews; music; music reviews; musicians; record labels; Date / Volume: #33 (fall 2003); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 6: Thee Daughters of Houdini: Feminist zine with bizarre and creative illustrations.; Author / Publisher: Carolyn Cooley And Zoey Kroll (self-published); Category: art; comics; drawing; feminism; women; women's health; women's history; Date / Volume: chapbook (1996), medical zine (n.d.); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 7: A Day Late and a Dollar Short: Zine devoted to satirizing, among other things, current events, history, philosophy and culture.; Author / Publisher: Clancy (self-published); Category: history; humor; satire; Date / Volume: Vol. 1 #4 (1990s); Publication Place: Bayonne, NJ
Item 8: Day of Reckoning: From issue #4: "It's a perzine, I guess, insofar as I take the politics (and) errata I discuss personally. Insofar as I whine about day to day life, it is more like proto-fiction."; Author / Publisher: Dave Wreck (self-published); Category: art spaces; climate change; collectives; personal stories; Date / Volume: #4 (n.d.); Publication Place: Northampton, MA
Item 9: Dead Air: KCR College Radio Program Guide: Program for KCR, music and record reviews, information on show, interviews with musicians.; Author / Publisher: David R. Stampone (KCR/San Diego State University College Radio); Category: bands; community radio; concert reviews; interviews; music; music reviews; musicians; radio; Date / Volume: (fall 1997); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 10: Dead Tree: Minicomic produced by the Dead Tree artist collective, with strips by various artists.; Author / Publisher: Matthew Carver; Tony Ianiro; Steven Redd; Edwin Ushiro; Patrick Williams (self-published: Dead Tree Books); Category: comics; death; humor; Date / Volume: #1 (2001), #4 (2002); Publication Place: USA
Item 11: The Deadliest P.R. Guy in the World: Minicomic about public-relations professional Chris Armstrong and his action-filled exploits promoting Approval Entertainmnent's less-than-exciting video games.; Author / Publisher: story: Patrick Macias; art: Jason Thompson (self-published); Category: comics; humor; superheroes; Date / Volume: #1 (second printing: spring 2000); Publication Place: USA
Item 12: Deadly Makeup: Touches on cosmetic practices employed in the Ottoman Empire, Renaissance Italy, and the Victorian Era. With a poem by Nancy Scott.; Author / Publisher: Maryann Riker (JUSTARIP Press); Category: makeup; women's health; Date / Volume: (2016); Publication Place: Phillipsburg, NJ
Item 13: Dear Boy: Personal zine with diaristic writings; Author / Publisher: Erin (self-published); Category: love; personal stories; photography; relationships; Date / Volume: #1 1999; Publication Place: Avon Lake, OH
Item 14: Dear Gwen: Letter addressed to Gwen Stefani; Author / Publisher: Taryn Hipp (self-published); Category: letters; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Westminster, PA
Item 15: Dear Prudence: Personal zine with diaristic writings; Author / Publisher: Jennyrose (self-published); Category: break-ups; heartbreak; love; personal stories; relationships; Date / Volume: 2000; Publication Place: Drain, OR
Item 16: Death & Tortillas: Personal zine in which the author writes about her emotions and bouts with depression and loneliness.; Author / Publisher: Erin McWilliams (self-published); Category: depression; emotions; loneliness; penpals; personal stories; Date / Volume: #12 (n.d.); Publication Place: Fairview Village, PA
Item 17: Death of Culture: Poetry concerning American social and cultural issues.; Author / Publisher: Shannon Colebank (Whizzbanger Productions); Category: consumerism; cultural criticism; media critique; poetry; politics; religion; television; Date / Volume: 2002; Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 18: Death Party: Grotesque, brightly colored drawings.; Author / Publisher: Dusty Neal (Sistine Press); Category: art; drawing; Date / Volume: Sistine Press #04 (2010); Publication Place: Fort Wayne, IN
Item 19: Death-march to the Promised Land: "A book of poetry about classism."; Author / Publisher: Shannon Colebank (Whizzbanger Productions); Category: anti-capitalism; capitalism; class analysis; class struggle; classism; cultural criticism; poetry; poverty; social class; social control; work; Date / Volume: (2002); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 20: Deathwave: Zine featuring the personal interests of the its creator including music, musicians, wrestling and cooking.; Author / Publisher: Josh (self-published); Category: art; artists; collectives; music; musicians; music reviews; recipes; record labels; wrestling; zines; Date / Volume: #1 (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 21: Debbie and Michelle Break Free: Zine featuring a story about two young women who fight back against the men who abused them.; Author / Publisher: Anna Key (self-published); Category: erotic stories; feminism; fiction; gay; lesbian; sex; short stories; violence; violence against women; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Place of Publication: England
Item 22: Debris: "The Poetry Issue." Zine featruing poetry from various artists.; Author / Publisher: (Asunder Press); Category: poetry; youth; Date / Volume: Vol. 1; Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 23: Decadent Dayz: Mini-comic about French aesthetes.; Author / Publisher: Adam Burkhart (self-published); Category: art; comics; humor.; Date / Volume: (2017); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 24: Decades of Confusion Feed the Insect: Zine featuring creative writings and illustrations by the author.; Author / Publisher: Justin Duerr (self-published); Category: art; drawing; personal stories; writing; zines; Date / Volume: #51 (Jan. 2007); Publication Place: Philadelphia, PA
Item 25: Delving: Zine featuring poetry from the author. Hand numbered #36 out of 50 copies.; Author / Publisher: Jennifer Neal (Sistine Press); Category: poetry; Date / Volume: Sistine Press #3 (2010); Publication Place: Fort Wayne, IN
Item 26: Demirep: Personal zine with writings on sexuality issues as well as music and punk culture. THIS TITLE IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR RESEARCH. PLEASE CONTACT SPECIAL COLLECTIONS IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS.; Author / Publisher: Christine (Demirep); Category: abortion; body image; fat acceptance; feminism; gay; homophobia; interviews; music; music reviews; personal stories; pro-choice movement; punk; race; reproductive rights; riot grrrl; sexism; vegetarianism; women; zines; zine reviews; Date / Volume: #1-5 (n.d.); Publication Place: New Hope, MN

Box D2

Item 1: Demolish: Punk rock zine from Australia; Author / Publisher: Matthew (Demolish Zine); Category: bands; comics; fashion; interviews; music; music reviews; musicians; punk; record labels; zines; zine reviews; Date / Volume: #2 (Jan. 2003); Publication Place: Australia
Item 2: Destroy All: Zine featuring many interviews and reviews on punk rock music.; Author / Publisher: Mel Gragirena (Charles Ackerman & Rafe Mordente); Category: bands; interviews; music; music reviews; punk; Date / Volume: (Nov. 2002); Publication Place: Los Angeles, CA
Item 3: Destroy the Evidence: Personal zine with diaristic writings. THIS TITLE IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR RESEARCH. PLEASE CONTACT SPECIAL COLLECTIONS IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS.; Author / Publisher: Christine (self-published); Category: feminism; interviews; music; personal stories; poetry; politics; queer; relationships; riot grrrl; sexism; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: New Hope, MN
Item 4: The Dewey Decimal System is Decadent and Depraved: "Made during a 24-hour Comics Day, December 22-23, 2006."; Author / Publisher: Bill Volk (self-published); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: (2006); Publication Place: unknown
Item 5: Diary of a Kashmiri Wound: The lovelorn author recounts his longing for a beguiling woman. The story culminates with the author's trip to Kashmir amid a violent military occupation.; Author / Publisher: Aijaz Dar (self-published); Category: friends; friendship; love; personal stories; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Ann Arbor, MI
Item 6: Diary of a Metal Girl: Diary entries about the author's experiences in the 1980's metal scene.; Author / Publisher: Jen Sbragia (self-published); Category: crushes; dating; metal music; personal stories; relationships; Date / Volume: (2007); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 7: Didactic Asshole: Contains interviews as well as articles and drawings of a satirical and lewd nature. Issue #1 is devoted to combating homophobia.; Author / Publisher: Sven-Erik (self-published); Category: bands; homophobia; humor; interviews; musicians; satire; Date / Volume: #1 (1990); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 8: Digress: A cultural zine covering art, music and events in Riverside county and its surroundings.; Author / Publisher: Annie Knight aka Mable (self-published); Category: activism; art; art galleries; art spaces; artists; band tours; fashion; festivals; fiction; interviews; music; music reviews; photography; poetry; prison conditions; prisons; punk; queer; riot grrrl; social centers; short stories; theater; writing; zine resources; zines; Date / Volume: #4 (winter 2002), #5 (n.d.), #7 (Oct. 2005); Publication Place: Riverside, CA

Box D3

Item 1: Diminutive Rage: Zine with music reviews and interviews.; Author / Publisher: Saira (self-published); Category: bands; gentrification; identity politics; interviews; music; personal stories; poverty; punk; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 2: Dirtheads: Minicomic about a group of friends hanging out and dating, while some question their gender identity and sexual orientation.; Author / Publisher: Tara Avery (Stacked Deck Press); Category: bisexuality; comics; gay; gender; relationships; transgender; transsexual; Date / Volume: #6 (2009); Publication Place: Dana Point, CA
Item 3: Dirty Laundry: A sketchbook journal containing multiple minicomics following the same character.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Donna Barr, 2017; Author / Publisher: Steven Reddy; Category: comics; sketching; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Seattle, WA
Item 4: Dirty Plotte: Comics by the author. "A very long and sad 'nobody love(s) me' kind of story based on a true dream I had one cold december night; a glimpse on my new solitary life in the desert and the conclusion of Monkey and the Living Dead."; Author / Publisher: Julie Doucet (Drawn and Quarterly); Category: comics; dreams; humor; Date / Volume: #5 (May 1992); Publication Place: Montreal
Item 5: Dirty Tricks: Personal zine with much reflection on the author's emotional life, with some words on queer and underground culture.; Author / Publisher: Tommy (self-published); Category: anger; alienation; emotions; friends; personal stories; queer; Date / Volume: #2 (Sept. 1997-March 1998); Publication Place: Sheperd's Bush, London
Item 6: Disarm: Zine with an emphasis on feminism and women.; Author / Publisher: Kristin Hultgren (self-published); Category: activism; art; artists; feminism; gay; gender; gender identity; gender politics; gender roles; oppression; poetry; politics; privilege; pro-choice movement; reproductive rights; sex; sex education; sexism; socialism; women; Date / Volume: n.d.; Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 7: Disheveled: Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Roxanne Marie Carter (Persephassa Small Press); Category: personal stories; Date / Volume: (Sept. 2000-Jan. 2004); Publication Place: Providence, RI
Item 8: Dishwasher: The author's accounts of washing dishes in all 50 states.; Author / Publisher: Dishwasher Pete (self-published); Category: personal stories; work; Date / volume: #7/8 (n.d.); Publication Place: Arcata, CA
Item 9: Dissimulato: One-off minicomic about a mole who awaits a mysterious companion in a diner.; Author / Publisher: story: Christopher Sawyer; art; Sarah Parr (self-published: Ayce Comics); Category: animals; comics; Date / Volume: (2003); Publication Place: unknown
Item 10: Distrait: Zine featuring poetry and creative writing, including several anagrammatic poems. Also contains some illustrations.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Dan Hager, 2013; Author / Publisher: Philip Meilleur and Travis Sears; Category: art; drawing; poetry; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 11: Dixie Cup: Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Oona (self-published); Category: abortion; book reviews; break-ups; depression; loneliness; movie reviews; personal stories; public transit; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #1 (n.d.); Publication Place: Austin, TX
Item 12: D.I.Y. Doula: A zine giving self-care advice for before, during and after an abortion.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Kim Schwenk, 2017; Author / Publisher: The Doula Project: Various Authors (Eberhardt Press); Category: abortion; pro-choice movement; self-help; Date / Volume: #1 (n.d.); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 13: DIY in PDX: A submission-based collaboration showcasing some of the DIY community in Portland, Oregon.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Kim Schwenk, 2017; Author / Publisher: Compiled by Iris Porter (TCS Press); Category: DIY; Date / Volume: (2003); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 14: D.I.Y. : Make Zines, Make History: 2 zines: 1 composed of pages made by individuals at workshop during women's history month, 1 to accompany workshop.; Author / Publisher: collective (Grrrl Zines A Go-Go); Category: activism; DIY; feminism; women; workshops; zine distros; zine distribution; zine history; zine resources; zine-making; zines; Date / Volume: (March 16, 2005); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 15: Do As I Say, Not As I Do: Personal narratives about family behavior.; Author / Publisher: Kelly Shortandqueer; Category: coming out; family; gay; personal stories; queer; queer families; racism; sexism; sizeism; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Denver, CO
Item 16: Doctor Who Fanzines @ the University of Iowa: Guide to Doctor Who related materials in the University of Iowa's Special Collections.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Kim Schwenk, 2015.; Author / Publisher: Laura Hampton (self-published: U of Iowa Special Collections Department); Category: science fiction; zine libraries; zine resources; zines; Date / Volume: (2015); Publication Place: Iowa City, IA
Item 17: "Does Magna Carta mean nothing to you? Did she die in vain?": Poems about the Magna Carta including its creation as well as the war surrounding it.; Author / Publisher: Cardinal Cox (Starburker Publications); Category: poetry; history; Date / Volume: (2015); Publication Place: Peterborough, England
Item 18: Dog Dayz: Collaborative, personal zine about rape, sexual abuse, and healing from past truama. The zine is an excerpt originally printed in Slug and Lettuce.; Author / Publisher: (Fly!); Category: personal stories; rape; surviving abuse; Date / Volume: (2005); Publication Place: New York City, NY

Box D4

Item 1: Dogbite: Creative writing by the author, including a short story, an essay on organized religion, poetry, and a short play.; Author / Publisher: T.E. Lutzenberger (The Javaman Press); Category: poetry; religion; short stories; writing; Date / Volume: (April 1993); Publication Place: Benicia, CA
Item 2: Dogma Fight: Minicomic. Gregory and Arnorsson trade of taking shots at each other's characters in this collaborative effort, an offshoot of Donna Barr's Barr Wars.; Author / Publisher: Kjartan Arnorsson; Roberta Gregory (Roberta Gregory); Category: comics; Date / Volume: (1989); Publication Place: Seattle, WA
Item 3: Dogrrrl: A personal zine with commentaries on various places from the author's childhood in New Hampshire.; Author / Publisher: Margaret Nee (Grrrl Zines A Go-Go); Category: dogs; home; personal stories; photography; swimming; women; Date / Volume: #1 (Oct. 2003), #3 (Oct. 2004); Publication Place: unknown
Item 4: Dogwood and Cherry Club: "Second version of the D + C Handbook." Featuring a club manifesto, some personal thoughts on the 1990s, and a song that doubles as a curry recipe.; Author / Publisher: Dan Hager (self-published); Category: humor; music; satire; recipes; Date / Volume: (January 10, 2007); Publication Place: North Carolina
Item 5: Do-it-yourself Silkscreening: Minicomic guide to screen printing. This title is #5 in John Isaacson's Cartoon Animal Channels series.; Author / Publisher: John Isaacson (self-published); Category: comics; DIY; screenprinting; Date / Volume: (2004); Publication Place: Berkeley, CA
Item 6: Domestic Abuse: Minicomic that juxtaposes domestic objects with droll remarks on what they are thinking and doing.; Author / Publisher: Jeremy Lambros (self-published); Category: comics; found objects; humor; Date / Volume: unnumbered (2004), unnumbered (2004), unnumbered (2006); Publication Place: unknown
Item 7: don71ook: Sketchbook documenting the artist's travels.; Author / Publisher: Vezun (self-published); Category: drawing; travel; Date / Volume: (2006); Publication Place: unknown
Item 8: Don't Believe Liars and Murderers: Zine discussing the negative effects of a "bad government" and its untrustworthiness.; Author / Publisher: Anthony Rayson (South Chicago ABC Zine Distro); Category: fascism; media critique; police states; politics; oppression; power relations; prisons; race; social control; television; violence; war; white privilege; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Homewood, IL
Item 9: Don't Blink: Photographic self portraits juxtaposed with brief phrases.; Author / Publisher: Margarat Nee; Category: photographs; writing; Date/ Volume: Jazz Shack TeaBag #7 (2002); Publication Place: unknown
Item 10: Don't Cry: Author / Publisher: Lance Christian Hansen (KettleDrummer Books); Category: comics; Date / Volume: (2006); Publication Place: Philadelphia, PA
Item 11: Doody-Face Man: Mini-comic about the eponymous character, who laments the current state of the world and politics.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Dan Hager, 2004.; Author / Publisher: unknown (self-published); Category: comics; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 12: Doris: Long-running personal zine. The author's autobiographical writings chronicle her quest for self-discovery and meaning through her experiences as a punk, primitivist and survivor of abuse.; Acquisition Information: Issue #30 gift of Barnard Library, 2017. Issue #20 gift of Barnard Library, 2018; Author / Publisher: Cindy Crabb (self-published; Microcosm Publishing); Category: abortion; alternative menstrual products; anarcho-primitivism; anti-civilization; coping methods; depression; herbal remedies; hitchhiking; love; anti-depressants; menstruation; personal stories; prisons; pro-choice movement; radical politics; travel; women; women in prison; women's health; Date / Volume: #14 (n.d.), #15 (n.d.), #18 (n.d.), #19 (2002), #20 (winter 2002), #23 (n.d.), #24 (spring 2007), #30 (n.d.); Publication Place: Asheville, NC
Item 13: Double Bill: A fanzine partly devoted to William Conrad and partly to the critical reappraisal of Wiliam S. Burroughs within the gay and lesbian community.; Author / Publisher: Jena Von Brucker, G.B. Jones, Johnny Noxema, Caroline Azar, Rex (Bitch Nation); Category: celebrities; comics; gay; HIV/AIDS; lesbian; media critique; Date / Volume: #1 (1991), #2, #4 (n.d.); Publication Place: Toronto, Canada
Item 14: The Double Room: Minicomic adaptation of Charles Baudelaire's prose poem "The Double Room."; Author / Publisher: Adam Burkhart (self-published: SDSU Zine and DIY Culture Club); Category: cartoons; comics; Date / Volume: (Sept. 2016); Publication Place: San Diego
Item 15: Dr. Holman's War: Collection of photos taken by Dr. Holman during his time as a surgeon in a Korean prisoner of war camp from 1952-1954.; Author / Publisher: Justin Zimmerman (Bricker-Down Productions); Category: photography; war; Date / Volume: (2011); Publication Place: unknown
Item 16: Dr. Ready: Spiral-bound minicomic with pen-and-ink drawings of the characters "Agent Slack," "Bolohead," and "Ladygrass," accompanied by captions. Previously published as "Storylines" in 2002.; Author / Publisher: Curtis Broadway (self-published); Category: comics; drawing; Date / Volume: #1 (2003); Publication Place: unknown
Item 17: Draft NOtices: Pamphlet regarding American imperialism, militarism, the weapons trade, and ending the military draft.; Author / Publisher: Commitee Opposed to Militarism and the Draft (self-published); Category: American imperialism; arms industry; military; military recruitment; war; weapons trade; women's rights; Date / Volume: vol. 37, no. 1 (January-March 2016); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 18: The Drama: "The true love issue." Zine with graphic arts, illustraions, painting, photography, and different art media.; Author / Publisher: Joel Speasmaker (The Drama HQ); Category: art; artists; drawing; comics; interviews; love; photography; relationships; Date / Volume: #3 (n.d.); Publication Place: Richmond, VA
Item 19: A Dream Dies With Great Violence: "A Dada performance in a zine." Six illustrated panels with narrative writing.; Author / Publisher: Kathleen Kralowee (self-published); Category: art; comics; drawing; dreams;; Date / Volume: (July 2003); Publication Place: unknown
Item 20: Dream Whip: A zine about the feelings and emotions brought about by travelling.; Author / Publisher: Bill Brown (Microcosm Publishing); Category: airplane travel; bus travel; comics; emotions; personal stories; road trips; train travel; travel; travel stories; veganism; Date / Volume: #14 (2006); Publication Place: Lubbock, TX

Box D5

Item 1: Dreamtime Pamphlet: Information on meditation, yoga, sprituality and universal connectedness.; Author / Publisher: Lily Michaud (self-published); Category: meditation; time; women; yoga; Date / Volume: Vol. 3 (2009), Vol. 4 (2011); Publication Place: unknown
Item 2: Drinking Sweat in the Ash Age: Collaborative zine by Mike Taylor and Travis Fristoe, with essays on various topics, such as biking, smoking, jealousy and gentrification, to name just a few.; Author / Publisher: Mike Taylor and Travis Fristoe (self-published: Small Publishers Co-op); Category: art; bicycles; childhood; coming of age; computers; consumerism; criticism; cultural criticism; cycling; dance; gentrification; music; personal stories; postmodernism; punk; rape; smoking; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Gainesville, FL
Item 3: Drip: Personal zine with music articles and reviews.; Author/ Publisher: Emily (self-published); Category: bands; book reviews; comics; drugs; individuality; music; music reviews; musicians; personal stories; teenagers; Date / Volume: #3 (spring 1995); Publication Place: Maplewood, MN
Item 4: Drizzy Aeronautiks: Text-heavy personal zine with pen-and-ink illustrations in which the author recounts his experiences in Lawrence, MA.; Author / Publisher: Art Middleton; illustrations by Nate Powell (self-published); Category: education; cycling; personal stories; Date / Volume: #2 (2001?); Publication Place: North Andover, MA
Item 5: Droning Toads: Zine with personal poetry.; Author / Publisher: Shannon Colebank (Whizzbanger Productions); Category: cultural criticism; patriotism; poetry; social control; television; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 6: A Drug War Carol: Minicomic parody of Charles Dicken's "A Christmas Carol" about an anti-drug mayor made to see the positive medical uses of marijuana. The copy in the collection is signed by the artist, Scott Bieser.; Author / Publisher: story: Susan W. Wells and Scott Bieser; art: Scott Bieser (self-published: Big Head Press); Category: comics; drugs; satire; Date / Volume: (2003); Publication Place: Round Rock, TX
Item 7: Drunken Master: Zine featuring various mini-comics, personal stories, and music recommendations.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Dan Hager, 2016; Author / Publisher: Kiyoshi Nakazawa (self-published); Category: comics; humor; music; personal stories; Date / Volume: "Special Mini" issue (n.d.); Publication Place: Los Angeles, CA
Item 8: Drunken Master 2: Zine featuring comics and humorous articles.; Author / Publisher: Kiyoshi Nakazawa (self-published); Category: comics; humor; personal stories; Date / Volume: #1 (1999); Publication Place: Los Angeles, CA
Item 9: Dumbluck: Journal comic covering every day of the artist's life in June 2003. Mostly involves him seeing bands and putting off chores. Issue #4 is a split with Amazing Adult Fantasy #22 and is filed under Dumbluck.; Author / Publisher: Alan Reynoso (self-published: Inca Press); Category: comics; journal comics; Date / Volume: #4 (2003); Publication Place: Austin, TX
Item 10: Dune: Minicomics anthology.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Donna Barr, 2018; Author / Publisher: CAL, ed. (self-published); Category: comics; Date / Volume: #62 (May 2018); Publication Place: unknown
Item 11: Dungeon Crawl Basics: Beginners Handbook: Informational zine about rules and object of Dungeon Crawl Classics Role Playing Game.; Author / Publisher: Rev. Dak J. Ultimak (Straycouches Press); Category: games; Date / Volume: (2015); Publication Place: [Los Angeles?]
Item 12: Duplex Planet: Conversations and interviews conducted by David Greenberger at nursing homes, adult centers, and mealsites in Erie, PA, Chatanooga, TN, Greenwich, NY & Boston.; Author / Publisher: David Greenberger (self-published); Category: childhood; death; family; interviews; mothers; Date / Volume: #165 (2003); Publication Place: Saratoga Springs, NY
Item 13: Durable Goods: An anthology of poetry; Author / Publisher: Aleathia Drehmer (Cro-Bird Productions); Category: fiction; photography; poetry; short stories; Date / Volume: #27 (2010), #32-75 (2011-2012); Publication Place: Painted Post, NY

Box E1

Item 1: Earnest in Town & Jack in the Country: Zine by a lesbian teenager who discusses combating homophobia and various forms of discrimination.; Author / Publisher: Maria (self-published); Category: bisexuality; body hair; coming out; gay; lesbian; music reviews; personal stories; poetry; queer; zines; Date / Volume: (Nov. 1995), (May 1996), and four w/o dates.; Publication Place: Juneau, AK
Item 2: East Village Inky: Zine featuring the daily life of a mother of two in Brooklyn, with cartoon illustrations.; Author / Publisher: Ayun Halliday (self-published); Category: children; comics; family; fathers; motherhood; mothers; parenting; personal stories; women; Date / Volume: #19 (April 2003), #39 (November 2008), #42 (September 2009), #47 (May 2011); Publication Place: Brooklyn, New York
Item 3: Easy Alcoholic Beverages: Instructions for brewing alcoholic beverages at home.; Author / Publisher: Fermentemptations (self-published); Category: alcohol; beer; fermentation; homebrewing; wine; winemaking; Date / Volume: (summer 2014); Publication Place: unknown
Item 4: ECOzine: "ECOzine is a biannual journal published by Tree of Knowledge Press as a forum for young scientists, activists, and other folks interested in ecology, conservation biology, the earth sciences, environmental activism, and related topics."; Author / Publisher: Christopher Tracey and Theo Witsell, eds. (Tree of Knowledge Press); Category: birds; climate change; community gardens; environmental activism; environmental degradation; environmental protection; food; food politics; gardening; genetic engineering; nature; trees; Date / Volume: Vol. 1 #1 (1999?); Publication Place: Little Rock, AR
Item 5: Edderkoppe Hi Fi: Artist book with monochrome art and photographs. Edition of 700.; Author / Publisher: Jasper Sebastian Stürup (self-published); Category: art; art books; drawing; photographs; Date / Volume: (2000); Publication Place: Copenhagen, Denmark
Item 6: Edictions: Zine featuring contributions and collages discussing eating disorders and body image.; Author / Publisher: collective (Erin Partridge); Category: anorexia; body image; bulimia; eating disorders; personal stories; women; Date / Volume: #1,3 (n.d.); Publication Place: Los Angeles, CA
Item 7: Ego-Death Visits White Boy Some More: Short, multiple-choice-based minicomic.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Barnard Zine Library, 2016; Author / Publisher: Chris Purcell, Paul Weinman (self-published); Category: comics; humor; race.; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 8: Elevator Music: Gift of the author. First in "Love Letters to No One" series.; Author / Publisher: Riley Wilson (self-published); Category: personal stories; Date / Volume: no. 1 (Aug. 2016); Publication Place: [San Diego, CA]
Item 9: The Elfl Tale: Humorous origin stories of holiday traditions.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Donna Barr; Author / Publisher: Jim and Melody Rondeau (self-published); Category: christmas; fiction; holidays; short stories; Date / Volume: (2015), (2016), (2017); Publication Place: unknown
Item 10: Emma Goldman: Zine that features articles on Emma Goldman as well as the author's personal diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Rebekah Buchanan (self-published); Category: baseball; movie reviews; music; musicians; personal stories; postsecondary education; privilege; race; women; zine resources; zines; Date / Volume: #2 (Sept. 2004); Publication Place: Philadelphia, PA
Item 11: Empathy Vacation: Road journal documenting the ill-fated 1994 tour of the punk band Empathy.; Author / Publisher: Empathy (self-published); Category: band tours; bands; masturbation; punk; Date / Volume: (1994?); Publication Place: Detroit, MI?
Item 12: Empire: Nozone IX: Interpretations of globalization and American imperialism in comics, art, text and collage.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Markel Tumlin, 2015; Author / Publisher: Nicholas Blechman, ed. (Princeton Architectural Press); Category: american imperialism; art; capitalism; cartoons; comics; consumerism; globalization; left-wing politics; politics; right-wing politics; terrorism; war; war crimes; Date / Volume: Nozone #9 (2004); Publication Place: New York, NY
Item 13: Empower Yoself Before You Wreck Yoself: Native American Feminist Musings: Zine by two Navajo women meant to foster self-expression and discourse among Native American women and to challenge the patriarchal, white-male status quo. Topics include Native American history, cultural appropriation and Native American themed mascots and personal stories.; Author / Publisher: Melanie Fey and Amber McCrary (self-published); Category: biographies; feminism; indigenous peoples; Navajo; personal stories; racial identity; racial stereotypes; racism; Date / Volume: Vol. 1 (fall 2014); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 14: End Operation Streamline: Assemblyline Injustice for Corporate Profit: Informational pamphlet about Operation Streamline, a U.S. government initiative that pushes criminal prosecution for those illegally crossing the border.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Donna Barr; Author / Publisher: (Gloo Factory); Category: immigration; prisons; social justice; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 15: Endless Canvas: Photo zine of street art.; Author / Publisher: Endless Canvas (Endless Canvas); Category: interviews; photography; Date / Volume: #6 (2011-13); Publication Place: Oakland, CA
Item 16: Endless Party: Magazine featuring record, concert, and film reviews, as well as an interview with the band The Graces.; Author / Publisher: Chris Amouroux, ed. (Endless Party); Category: bands; concert reviews; interviews; movie reviews; music; music reviews; punk; rock and roll; Date / Volume: #40 (August 1989); Publication Place: Los Angeles, CA
Item 17: Ennui: Series of black and white photos taken in an office setting.; Author / Publisher: Dongyi Wu (Unity Press); Category: photography; work; Date / Volume: (2015); Publication Place: unknown
Item 18: Eracism: Written by participants at the Santa Barbara Girl's Convention's racism workshop.; Author / Publisher: collective (Revolution Rising Collective); Category: feminism; immigration; oppression; race; racial stereotypes; racism; women; Date / Volume: (June 1996); Publication Place: Santa Barbara, CA

Box E2

Item 1: Escape Winter: A skateboard guide detailing places in Latin America.; Author / Publisher: Rhianon Bader (self-published); Category: travel; skateboarding; tourism; Date / Volume: (2004); Publication Place: unkown
Item 2: The Espresso: "San Diego's Coffehouse and Care Newspaper since 1992"; Author / Publisher: John A. Rippo, ed. (self-published); Category: censorship; coffee; coffee shops; comics; law; legal rights; movie reviews; police; politics; terrorism; Date / Volume: v.10 #5 (July 2002), 6 (Sept. 2002); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 3: Essence: Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Erin Skunk (self-published); Category: assimiliation; break-ups; cooking; dreams; heartbreak; loneliness; mixed race; personal stories; photography; poetry; privilege; recipes; zine distros; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #11,12 (1995), 14 (1996), 15 (1997); Publication Place: Vancouver, Canada
Item 4: The Ethics of Care: Personal zine revolving around the author's observations of her father, who is hospitalized after suffering a stroke, and the care he receives because of white privilege. The author also discusses queer relationships, polyamory and her thoughts on family as a queer person.; Author / Publisher: Rachel (self-published); Category: dependency; friends; friendship; health care; lesbian; patriarchy; polyamory; privilege; queer; relationships; sexual relationships; white privilege; Date / Volume: (2013); Publication Place: unknown
Item 5: Euphoria: Personal zine. The author describes her negative emotions, relationships and desire to be alone.; Author / Publisher: Cody Stroh (self-published); Category: break-ups; personal stories; relationships; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Hollansburg, OH
Item 6: The Ever-Changing Palace: Fanzine based on Vicky Wyman's Xanadu comic, with stories and art from numerous contributors.; Author / Publisher: Lex Nakashima, ed. (LX Ltd.); Category: comics; Date / Volume: #3 (1991); Publication Place: Granada Hills, CA
Item 7: Everyday Failures: Personal zine. Issue 1 titled "A Punk Stuck in Suburbia."; Acquisition Information: Gift of Jesica Brubaker, 2016; Author / Publisher: Sarah B. (Punch Drunk Press); Category: personal stories; punk; poverty; suburbs; Date / Volume: #1 (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 8: Everything Has Been Recorded: Pamphlet made to look like a bible tract, a Christian proselytizing tool, filled with the artist's reflections on his creative block and struggle to do work that is meaningful and fulfilling.; Author / Publisher: Mungo Thomson (Margo Leavin Gallery); Category: art; comics; creativity; Date / Volume: (2000); Publication Place: Los Angeles, CA
Item 9: Evident Truths + Day & Night For It: A minicomic surrounding themes of politics, the most recent election, and current events in the United States.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Donna Barr, 2017; Author / Publisher: Tyler Cohen (self-published); Category: parenting; politics; gender; feminism; Date / Volume: (2017); Publication Place: unknown
Item 10: Evil Queen: Collection of poems about an evil queen.; Author / Publisher: Aaron Wiegert (Budget Press); Category: poetry; Date / Volume: (2013); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 11: Evolution of a Race Riot: Collaborative zine detailing the "homogenizing" whiteness of riot grrrl and mainstream feminism. Nguyen and the other authors are mostly women of color, and talk about their experiences with race, the patriarchy, feminism, and punk. Back page also features a list of 74 zines made by and/or for people of color. Unidentified reprint with editorial insert dated May 2010.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Barnard Library, 2017; Author / Publisher: Mimi Nguyen, ed. (self-published); Category: comics; cultural criticism; illustration; immigration; personal stories; poetry; power relations; punk; race; racial identity; racism; riot grrrl; white privilege; Date / Volume: (August 1997, original printing); Publication Place: Berkeley, CA
Item 12: Exceedingly Beans: Minicomic with nonsensical stories.; Author / Publisher: Ivan Ehlers (self-published); Category: comics; Date / Volume: #2 (n.d.); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 13: Exedra: Personal zine with diaristic writings and other various articles.; Author / Publisher: Kim (self-published); Category: abortion; abuse; feminism; friends; friendship; personal stories; physical abuse; rape; riot grrrl; sexual abuse; violence; women; work; Date / Volume: #4 (spring 1993); Publication Place: Santa Barbara, CA
Item 14: Exile from Kiirs: A Prequel to Reman Mythology: Minicomic with manga style artwork. From the creator's website: "Rema: a distant world of magic and beauty where the gods are slowly dying. The City of Water is held hostage as greed becomes the standard, and a race of elemental demigods are suppressed for their destructive powers."; Author / Publisher: Amy Kim Ganter (self-published); Category: comics; Date / Volume: (2004); Publication Place: unknown
Item 15: Exit Polls: A collaborative zine responding to the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election with letters, personal writings, collages, poetry, and illustrations condemning Donald Trump. Contributors include various SDSU students and faculty, as well as students from NYU and Colby College.; Author / Publisher: Riley Wilson, ed. (SDSU Zine and DIY Culture Club: self-published); Category: activism; alienation; anger; anti-fascism; anxiety; comics; confusion; cultural criticism; depression; disabilities; diversity; fear; gender equality; health care; identity politics; immigration; illustration; letters; misogyny; patriarchy; people of color; personal stories; poetry; politics; power relation; protests; queer identity; racial identity; racism; rape; resistance; riot grrrl; safety; sexism; stereotypes; violence; white privilege; women; xenophobia; Date / Volume: (Nov. 2016); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 16: e.x.p.: Music zine with reviews and interviews.; Author / Publisher: t.S.o.G. (e.x.p.); Category: bands; interviews; music; music reviews; musicians; Date / Volume: Issue A (1998); Publication Place: San Luis Obispo, CA
Item 17: Exponential Love Letter: A poem about missing someone, contained within a mini-zine. Second in "Love Letters to No One" series.; Author / Publisher: Riley Wilson (self-published: SDSU Zine and DIY Culture Club); Category: poetry; Date: (2016); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 18: Express: Weekly East Bay newspaper.; Author / Publisher: Marie Abbondanza (Craftyass); Category: cultural criticism; media critique; movies; music; personal ads; television; theater; Date / Volume: v.18 #13 (Jan. 1996); Publication Place: Berkeley, CA
Item 19: External Text: A personal zine that addresses issues including immigrant rights, labor laws, and gender identity.; Author / Publisher: Yumi (self-published); Category: Cambridge, MA; Date / Volume: #6 (2001); Publication Place: Cambridge, MA

Box F1

Item 1: F/2.8: A Photographic Magazine: Collaborative zine from the Pink Crack Collective.; Author / Publisher: Matt G., ed. (Pink Crack Collective); Category: collaboration; photographs; Date / Volume: #1 (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 2: Fabulas: Journal of the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender Historical Society.; Author / Publisher: Don Romesburg, ed. (GLBT Historical Society); Category: archives; assimilation; bisexuality; gay; lesbian; movie reviews; queer; queer activism; queer histories; queer identity; queer politics; queer theory; race; transgender; transsexual; Date / Volume: (summer 2009); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 3: Face Value: Understanding and Combating Face-ism: Zine which brings to light and challenges face-ism, discrimination based on one's facial appearance or facial disfiguration. The author shares her personal experiences of face-ism and undergoing cosmetic surgery, all while questioning the normalization of certain types of faces and its effect on her.; Author / Publisher: Alice W. (self-published); Category: body image; surgery; Date / Volume: (2012); Publication Place: unknown
Item 4: Factsheet Five: "The definitive guide to the zine revolution." Reviews of zines, mini-comics, books and music.; Author / Publisher: collective (R. Seth Friedman); Category: comics; DIY; feminism; humor; mail art; movies; music; politics; publishing; queer; science fiction; sex; zine distribution; zine distros; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #46 (n.d.), #54 (Jan. 1995), #55 (April 1995), #57-60 (Aug. 1995-Aug. 1996), #62-64 (Oct. 1997-July 1998); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA

Box F2

Item 1: Fahrenheit: Music and art weekly, with listings of concerts and events.; Author / Publisher: Adam Gnade, ed. (Patrick Glynn); Category: art; interviews; movie reviews; movies; music; music reviews; theater; Date / Volume: v.1 #8 (July 2003), 21-22 (Oct. 2003); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 2: Fallopian Falafel: Feminist zine based in Jerusalem.; Author / Publisher: Hadass S. Ben-Ari, ed. (Daily H Publications); Category: abuse; feminism; interviews; physical abuse; poetry; rape; riot grrrl; violence; women; Date / Volume: #16 (2011); Publication Place: Jerusalem
Item 3: Falls From Above: Minicomic. A giant bird is carrying a city on its back so that the people can escape the winter, until the failure of one of the inhabitants to observe the rituals leads to disaster.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Donna Barr, 2015; Author / Publisher: Christopher Green (self-published); Category: comics; Date / Volume: (2014); Publication Place: unknown
Item 4: Famous Bus Rides: Minicomic chronicling Upton's experiences riding public transportation.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Donna Barr, 2016; Author / Publisher: Colin Upton (self-published: Colin Upton Comics); Category: autobiographical comics; public transit; Date / Volume: #7-8 (2015); Publication Place: Vancouver, B.C., Canada
Item 5: Farm Pulp: Graphic-design heavy zine with an aesthetic drawn from advertising and pop culture, juxtaposed by fiction that satirizes the banality of modern life.; Author / Publisher: Gregory Hischak (self-published); Category: humor; satire; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #20 (Feb./March 1994), 25 (July/Aug. 1995); Publication Place: Seattle, WA
Item 6: Fashion Library Memor Zine: Not Just About the Cardigans and Spectacles: "London College of Fashion libary staff share memories of much loved garments with stories, illustrations and photos..."; Author / Publisher: Justyna Burzynska, ed. (London College of Fashion Library Special Collections); Category: fashion; Date / Volume: (July 2017); Publication Place: London
Item 7: Fast Fashion: Minicomic about an artist named Jaime and his friends Kholie, a militant vegan, and Chansley, an apathetic young woman.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Dan Hager.; Author / Publisher: Priss Keeler (self-published); Category: comics; Date / Volume: #5 (2004); Publication Place: unknown
Item 8: Fatty Fatty 2x4: Social Commentary By a Queer Fat Chick: Musings and rants on advertising, society, and diet culture.; Author / Publisher: Denise Renfrow (self-published); Category: body image; fat acceptance; queer; representations of women; Date / Volume: (2003); Publication Place: unknown
Item 9: Fear of Infamy: Collection of short (fictional?) stories.; Author / Publisher: Joanna Gorman (Budget Press); Category: fiction; literature; short stories; Date/ Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 10: Feathers Like Leather: Collection of creative writing and poetry from the author. Second Edition, Limited to 500 copies.; Author / Publisher: Chris Leo (Heartworm Press); Category: personal stories; poetry; short stories; writing; Date / volume: Heartworm #27; Publication Place: Philadelphia, PA
Item 11: Feel Good About Your Body: Fanzine with an emphasis on indie, twee and alternative rock.; Acquisition Information: Donated by the Barnard Zine Library, 2015; Author / Publisher: Tim (self-published); Category: interviews; music reviews; personal stories; zine reviews; Date / Volume: #2 (1991?); Publication Place: Ann Arbor, MI
Item 12: Feminine Vengeance: "An agitated 'Girly Girl's' response to the world"; personal zine with diaristic witings.; Author / Publisher: Sapphira Sayre (self-published); Category: criticism; feminism; music; personal stories; poetry; sexism; Date / Volume: #1 (n.d.); Publication Place: Canada
Item 13: Feminist Baseball: Music zine with reviews and interviews.; Author / Publisher: Jeff Smith (self-published); Category: bands; book reviews; criticism; fiction; interviews; music; music reviews; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #12 (winter 1993/1994), 13 (summer/fall 94), 14 (spring/summer 1995); Publication Place: Seattle, WA
Item 14: Feminist Zine Fest NYC (FZF) 2017: Informational minizine with list of tablers. Gift of Kim Schwenk, 2017.; Author / Publisher: Feminist Zine Fest NYC (self-published); Categories: zine fairs; zine-making; zines; Date / Volume: (2017); Publication Place: [New York, NY?]

Box F3

Item 1: Fern: Personal zine with diaristic writings. Issue #5 is a split with Status and Conformity #3 and is filed under Fern.; Author / Publisher: Kim Fern (self-published); Category: incest; personal stories; punk; rape; relationships; riot grrrl; sexual abuse; women; Date / Volume: #1 (spring 1993), #3 (July 1993), #5 (n.d.), #6 (n.d.), #7 (n.d.); Publication Place: Normal, IL
Item 2: Festive Desperation: Illustrated zine with drawings and text.; Author / Publisher: W. Honath; Category: art; drawing; Date / Volume: #1 (1987); Publication Place: Pittsburgh, PA
Item 3: Fifty Ninth Street: Personal zine. In issue #3, Tim describes his sudden descent into feelings of anxiety and insecurity and his slow attempt at recovery.; Author / Publisher: Tim Elder (self-published); Category: anxiety; emotions; fear; panic attacks; personal stories; therapy; Date / Volume: #3 (n.d.); Publication Place: Berkeley, CA
Item 4: Fighting Back: Self Defense for Women and Girl: Single-page zine with self-defense tips for women.; Author / Publisher: unknown; Category: safety; self-defense; Date / Volume: unknown; Publication Place: unknown
Item 5: Figure 8: Zine with emphasis on women, feminism and body image.; Author / Publisher: Krissy Durden (Ponyboy Press); Category: activism; body image; body politics; fat acceptance; interviews; media critique; sizeism; yoga; zine resources; zines; Date / Volume: #1 (July 2001), #3 (2005); Place of Publication: Santa Cruz, CA
Item 6: A Fine Mess: Compilation of comics by Matt Madden.; Author / Publisher: Matt Madden (Alternative Comics); Category: comics; Date / Volume: #1 (2002); Publication Place: Gainesville, FL
Item 7: Fire Down Below: Describes the negative effects of tampons on women's health and the environment and includes a guide to alternative menstrual products as well as a "how-to" guide to making a reusable sanitary pad.; Author / Publisher: Erin Tobey (self-published); Category: alternative menstrual products; menstruation; tampons; women's health; zines; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Bloomington, IN
Item 8: First: "Sequential Noise Experiment." Graphic art zine with comics.; Author / Publisher: Ry Fyan (Publik); Category: art; comics; drawing; Date / Volume: Program One (1998); Place of Publication: Los Angeles, CA
Item 9: Fish I Have Loved: Stories from the author's life in which pet fish figure as a focal point and object of reflection.; Author / Publisher: Vermicious Knid (self-published); Category: break-ups; death; parenting; personal stories; Date / Volume: #2 (2016); Publication Place: Anchorage, AK
Item 10: Fiz: Alternative music zine with reviews and interviews.; Author / Publisher: Wendy McConnell, ed. (WendyMcConnell and Cathy Rundell); Category: bands; comics; interviews; music; music reviews; musicians; Date / Volume: #9 (Nov./Dec. 1993), #11 (April/May 1994), #13 (Sept./Oct.1994); Place of Publication: Portland, OR
Item 11: Flashpoint: Thematic issues covering religion, gender identity issues, AIDS, and ethics, often written in a polemic tone and given to a conspiractorial or revisitonist slant.; Author / Publisher: Shannon Colebank (self-published: Whizzbanger Productions); Category: anti-depressants; chistianity; feminism; gender; gender equality; gender identity; gender roles; health; health care; masculinity; masturbation; medical system; HIV/AIDS; politics; psychiatric drugs; religion; sex; transgender; Date / Volume: #1 (Aug. 1995), #2 (March 1996), #3 (Jan. 2000), #4 (2003?); Publication Place: Portland, OR

Box F4

Item 1: Flip Side: 1980's Los Angeles punk fanzine.; Author / Publisher: Al Kowalewski and Hudley Flipside; Category: bands; comics; interviews; music; music reviews; musicians; punk; rock and roll; Date / Volume: #21 (n.d.), #23 (Jan./Feb. 1981), #25 (n.d.), #26 Greatest Hits Volume (summer 1977-1979); Publication Place: Whittier, CA
Item 2: The Floating Bear Zine: Personal zine with Jenny's criticisms of the punk scene, complaints about her step father and family life, and story of sexual abuse.; Author / Publisher: Jenny (self-published); Category: family; personal stories; punk; rape; sexual abuse; Date / Volume: #4 (n.d.); #4.5 (May 1996); Publication Place: Kalamazoo, MI
Item 3: Flush: Personal zine with diaristic writings. Also features articles on the underground music scene.; Author / Publisher: Skunk (self-published); Category: art spaces; concert reviews; fashion; interviews; music; music reviews; personal stories; poetry; punk; riot grrrl; social centers; straight edge; vegan cooking; veganism; vegetarian cooking; vegetarianism; Date / Volume: #5-8, 10 (n.d.); Publication Place: North Vancouver, Canada
Item 4: Flypaper: Reprints of flyer and poster art.; Author / Publisher: (self-published); Category: art; artists; bands; drawing; Date / Volume: #6 (n.d.); Publication Place: Alpena, MI
Item 5: The Fool Says: Mini-comic about a college student who loses his christian faith.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Dan Hager, 2011.; Author / Publisher: Zachary Finger (self-published); Category: christianity; comics; religion; Date / Volume: (2008); Publication Place: Tucson, AZ
Item 6: Football Dad: Full-size alternative comic. In this homoerotic and violent comic, Gold Ross, driven by his sadistic father and his own masochistic feelings, is determined to succeed in the high school football tryouts.; Author / Publisher: Marky Starr: script; Mack White: art (self-published); Category: comics; domestic violence; fathers; sports; Date / Volume: (2000s); Publication Place: unknown
Item 7: Found: sweet broken beautiful.: Verses on sheets with spaces for recipients to contribute and pass on to others.; Author / Publisher: Alexis Pauline Grumbs (brokenbeautiful Press); Category: art; experimental poetry; exquisite corpse; mail art; poetry; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: New York, NY
Item 8: Fragile Gravity: Selections from serial webcomic Fragile Gravity.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Donna Barr, 2018; Author / Publisher: Barb Fischer, story; Chris Impink, art (self-published: Unseen Productions); Category: comics; Date / Volume: (2007); Publication Place: unknown
Item 9: Fran an' Maabl: Minicomic. The misadventures of two friends. The title characters are anthropomorphic animals.; Author / Publisher: Ed Zolna (Edward Zolna Inc.); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: #2 (1988); Publication Place: Roslyn, PA
Item 10: Fran Magazine: Art, culture and music zine.; Author / Publisher: Sam Kuhlmann and Andrew Hume, eds. (self-published); Category: animals; artists; break-ups; cultural criticism; humor; interviews; movies; music; music reviews; personal stories; satire; slavery; Date / Volume: v.1 #2 (Jan./Feb. 2003); Publication Place: Los Angeles, CA
Item 11: Frank, Joe & Phil: Minicomic about three brothers making mischief at school. Drawn in a childlike manner with stick figure characters.; Author / Publisher: unknown (self-published: Narcolepsy Press); Category: comics; Date / Volume: #1 (2006); Publication Place: Anaheim, CA
Item 12: Freaks N Squeeks: Modern teenage mice. "First Year Fantastic Fun Fall Special 2003!"; Author / Publisher: Patric Lewandowski (self-published); Category: comics; humor; cartoons; Date / Volume: (2003); Publisher Place: Foley, MN

Box F5

Item 1: Free Water Vs Bottled Water: Compares the health value, environmetal impact and economic costs of tap water and bottled water and makes the case for drinking tap water instead of bottled water.; Author / Publisher: The Small Science Collective (self-published); Category: environmental footprint; ethical consumption; waste; water; Date / Volume: (2010); Publication Place: unknown
Item 2: Freedom as a Dream: Advocates support for prisoner Ali Khalid Abdullah in the fight to regain his freedom. Compilation of essays and articles written by Ali Khalid Abdullah.; Author / Publisher: Ali Khalid Abdullah and other various artists (Anarchist Black Cross--ABC Puerto Rico); Category: activism; politics; prison; prison writing; prisoners; social control; terrorism; war; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Puerto Rico
Item 3: French Toast Comix: Single-page zine of travel sketches.; Author / Publisher: Becky Hawkins (self-publishes); Category: illustration; personal stories; travel; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 4: Fresh Ink: Local zine with articles focusing on San Diego.; Author / Publisher: Zeben Gorman and Stephanie Bates (Visual Arts and Technology Academy); Category: abortion; animal rights; anxiety; asian food; astrology; break-ups; caffeine; comics; diversity; fashion; food; health; interviews; music; music reviews; panic attacks; personal stories; restaurants; sports; Date / Volume: (June 2008); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 5: Friction: General interest zine with an editorial position grounded in punk, straight edge and hardcore featuring articles from many contributors.; Author / Publisher: Melissa Hostetler (self-published); Category: animal rights; animal testing; book reviews; class analysis; consumerism; corporations; criticism; cultural criticism; drugs; feminism; media critique; military; music reviews; police; politics; punk; straight edge; television; violence; zine reviews; Date / Volume: #3 (n.d.); Publication Place: Hartville, OH
Item 6: Friends From Far Away: Autobiographical minicomic about traveling to New York and through Europe.; Author / Publisher: Max Karl Key and Katy Ellis O'Brien (self-published); Category: autobiographical comics; personal stories; travel; Date / Volume: (June 2014); Publication Place: Olympia, WA
Item 7: The Fringe: Personal zine featuring articles on punk music.; Author / Publisher: unknown (self-published); Category: bands; concert reviews; interviews; music; music reviews; personal stories; punk; social centers; teenagers; Date / Volume: #1 (n.d.), unnumbered issue (n.d.); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 8: From Hell to Highwater: Zine with contributions from various artists and writers. Includes diverse topics and media, ranging from personal stories, poetry and music reviews to art, comics and photography.; Author / Publisher: Lisa Y. Méndez, ed. (self-published); Category: art; artists; comics; lists; personal stories; photographs; photography; music reviews; poetry; Date / Volume: Vol. 2 #7/8 (fall 2014-winter 2015); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 9: From My Sketchbook: Collection of sketches of the author's friends and family.; Author / Publisher: Mark C. (self-published); Category: art; family; illustration; Date / Volume: (December 1997 - February 1998); Publication Place: unknown
Item 10: From the Heart: "Small collection of creative writings about the lives of slaves struggling in the Prison Industrial Complex"; Author / Publisher: Eddy Zheng, ed. (self-published); Category: prisoners; prison conditions; personal stories; poetry; Date / Volume: (2000); Publication Place: San Quentin, CA
Item 11: From the Kettle: Minicomic. Kazaam's new job at a bakery leads to a meditation on the shape of bagles, and the universe.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Donna Barr, 2015; Author / Publisher: Hannah Mizar (self-published); Category: comics; Date / Volume: #1 "Into the Bagel" (2014); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 12: From the Meadows of Beyond: A compilation of the authors' poems.; Author / Publisher: Delores Fisher (self-published); Category: photography; poetry; Date / Volume: (June 2005); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 13: Front Porch: Zine mostly devoted to music, with reviews and interviews. Also covers zines, movies, screen stars and pin-up models, and beer. A generally irreverent tone is used throughout.; Author / Publisher: Greggy Siemas, Chrissy Handyside and Matty Handyside, Eds. (self-published); Category: bands; beer; conspiracies; humor; interviews; movie reviews; music; music reviews; satire; UFOS; Date / Volume: #3 (n.d.); Publication Place: Ypsilanti, MI
Item 14: Frontal Lobotomy: Personal zine with comics and music reviews. Issue #5 is a split with Teenage Freakshow #91 and is filed under Frontal Lobotomy.; Author / Publisher: Jimmy Callaway and Matt Swain (self-published); Category: art; comics; movie reviews; movies; music; music reviews; personal stories; Date / Volume: #1-6 (1994-1995); Publication Place: Alpine, CA
Item 15: Full Color: Minicomic. Boom has given herself on week to get her life in order, or else whe will end it.; Author / Publisher: Mark Haven Britt (self-published); Category: comics; Date / Volume: #1 (2003); Publication Place: Berkeley, CA
Item 16: Full Metal Apocalypse: Minicomic. Giant warrior monsters destroy earth's cities, then turn on each other.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Ben Collison.; Author / Publisher: Ben Collison (self-published); Category: comics; monsters; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: [San Francisco, CA]
Item 17: Funwrecker: Autobiographical comic with droll observations on everyday life, such as discussing zombie movies with friends and ordering fast food.; Author / Publisher: Dennis Culver (self-published); Category: autobiographical comics; journal comics; Date / Volume: APE Special (1993?); Publication Place: unknown
Item 18: Fusion: A Zine by the Original Outcast: Presents the author's thoughts on feminism, the importance society places on self-image and growing up as a child of immigrant parents. The author writes under the moniker "The Original Outcast" and is also the author of "Translucid Distortion," also in the collection. Though the two zines' have different titles, they have sequential publication information, with "Translucid Distortion" being issue #2.; Author / Publisher: Meena Ramakrishnan (self-published); Category: assimilation; body image; cultural criticism; feminism; gender; gender equality; gender roles; high school; immigration; patriarchy; race; sexism; women; Date / Volume: #1 (Jan. 2005); Publication Place: unknown
Item 19: Future FANTASTeek!: "Bringing you solutions for modern living." Satire of consumerism and advertising.; Author / Publisher: Jackie Batey (Damp Flat Books); Category: consumerism; cultural criticism; culture jamming; humor; satire; Date / Volume: #1 (July 2006); Publication Place: unknown
Item 20: F-Word: Zine featuring articles on feminism and gender issues.; Author / Publisher: Kari Macauley (self-published); Category: abortion; activism; body image; body politics; comics; fat acceptance; feminism; gender; poetry; pro-choice movement; vegetarian cooking; women; Date / Volume: #1 (Oct. 2004); Publication Place: Pasadena, CA

Box G1

Item 1: Game Time with Mister Raroo: Bill Sannwald, aka Mr. Raroo, reviews video games and chronicles his life as a gamer in this zine that is part fanzine, part perzine, and features contributions by Sannwald's wife, "Missus Raroo." Issue #6 includes a CD album of original music, "The Way the Raroos Rock It."; Author / Pubilsher: Bill Sannwald aka Mr. Raroo (self-published); Category: games; personal stories; Date / Volume: #1 (June 2005), #2 (July 2005), #3 (Aug. 2005), #4 (Sept. 2005), #5 (Oct. 2005), #6 and CD "The Way the Raroos Rock It" (Nov. 2005-Jan. 2006), #7 (Feb.-March 2006), #8 (April-Sept. 2006), #9 (Oct. 2006); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 2: Garish Zow Comics: Minicomic edited by Michael Allen, Tim Goodyear, Samuel Kienbaum and John Orloff; contributors too numerous to list. #2 (summer 2002) includes folded inserts in pockets inside front and back covers.; Author / Publisher: Michael Allen, Tim Goodyear, Samuel Kienbaum and John Orloff, eds. (Hidden Agenda Press); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: #1-2 (spring-summer 2002); Publication Place: Los Gatos, CA

Box G2

Item 1: Gearhead: "...the live it up magazine for gentleman." Zine focusing on cars and music.; Author / Publisher: Mike La Vella (self-published); Category: car culture; cars; humor; interviews; music; music reviews; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #2 (1994); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 2: The Geis Letter: "The future is never what it's supposed to be!"; Author / Publisher: Richard E. Geis (self-published); Category: book reviews; conspiracies; science fiction; technology; television; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #67 (Sept. 1999); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 3: Generic 101: Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Kalina (self-published); Category: movie reviews; music; music reviews; personal stories; poetry; punk; Date / Volume: #2-5 (1990s), #8 (1990s); Publication Place: El Cajon, CA
Item 4: Genetic Disorder: San Diego based zine with music reviews, interviews and articles on San Diego locales, events and youth subcultures.; Author / Publisher: Larry Harmon (self-published); Category: bands; interviews; music; music reviews; musicians; personal stories; punk; zine reviews; Date / Volume: #8-11 (1990s), #14 (1990s); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 5: A Gentrification Reader: An attack on gentrification and analysis of its negative impacts on poor communities.; Author / Publisher: Skot, ed. (self-published); Category: gentrification; housing; race; social class; Date / Volume: (1998?); Publication Place: New Orleans, LA
Item 6: Geriatricman: "America's Golden Age Superhero!"; Author / Publisher: Chuck Bunker (C&T Graphics); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: #1 (Dec. 1987); Publication Place: Rochester, NY
Item 7: Getgo Magazine: Literary zine featuring art, poetry, short stories and flash fiction.; Author / Publisher: Ashley Cook, ed. (self-published); Category: art; fiction; literature; poetry; short stories; Date / Volume: #1 (2007); Publication Place: Hemet, CA
Item 8: Getting to the Bottom of This: Shannon vents his reflections on and contempt for Americans and American culture.; Author / Publisher: Shannon Colebank (Whizzbanger Productions); Category: cultural criticism; personal stories; Date / Volume: #1-2 (2000s); Publication Place: Portland, OR

Box G3

Item 1: Ghost House: Collaborative zine with art, poetry and stories.; Acquisition Information: Issue #4 gift of Barnard Zine Library, 2018; Author / Publisher: various contributors (self-published); Category: art; photographs; poetry; short stories; Date / Volume: #4 (spring 2012); Publication Place: unknown
Item 2: Ghost Pine Fanzine: From the author's website: "From his youth in suburban Ottawa in the late 1990s, to travels across Canada and North America and his current home in Montreal, Miller's stories are equal measures funny and sad, nostalgic and unsentimental, punk rock and grandparents."; Author / Publisher: Jeff Miller (self-published); Category: personal stories; travel stories; Date / Volume: #6 (Sept. 2001); Publication Place: Nepean, Ontario, Canada
Item 3: Giant Robot: "From movie stars, musicians, and skateboarders to toys, technology, and history, Giant Robot magazine covers cool aspects of Asian and Asian-American pop culture."; Author / Publisher: Eric Nakamura and Martin Wong (Giant Robot); Category: anime; artists; book reviews; comics; film; humor; interviews; movie reviews; movies; music; music reviews; musicians; pornography; sex; wrestling; Date / Volume: #6, (1996), #25 (summer 2002); Publication Place: Los Angeles, CA
Item 4: A Girl: "This zine is my connection with you." Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Andrea (self-published); Category: emotions; personal stories; relationships; Date / Volume: #1 (Feb. 1995), #2 (1990s); Publication Place: North Vancouver, Canada
Item 5: Girl Blue: Compilation of the author's season-themed poetry.; Author / Publisher: Babs (self-published: Torrid Books Abounding); Category: poetry; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Pittsburgh, PA
Item 6: Girl Fiend: Sex and sexuality narratives.; Author / Publisher: Chrisitina (self-published); Category: body image; fat acceptance; oral sex; sex; virginity; women; Date / Volume: #8 (1990s); Publication Place: Chicago, IL
Item 7: Girl on the Road: "A sample chapter from a book-length memoir that revolves around friendship, travel and loss."; Acquisition Information: Gift of Donna Barr, 2017; Author / Publisher: Noel Franklin, (Seattle Office of Arts & Culture); Category: comics; autobiographical comics; travel; friendship; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Seattle, WA
Item 8: Girl Swirl Zine: Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Taryn Hipp (self-published); Category: break-ups; personal stories; relationships; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #8, 10 (n.d.); Publication Place: Warminster, PA
Item 9: Girls Are Weird: Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Theresa (self-published); Category: feminism; movie reviews; moving; personal stories; race; racial identity; smoking; women; Date / Volume: #3 (2000s); Publication Place: Irvine, CA
Item 10: Girls Don't Like It: Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: unknown (self-published); Category: crushes; personal stories; Date / volume: #3 (1990s); Publication Place: Alpine, CA
Item 11: Girls Gone Wild: Split with All You Need Is Kisses. Pesonal zine by two best friends who live hours apart. Filed under All You Need Is Kisses.; Author / Publisher: Zhenelle (self-published); Category: love; personal stories; relationships; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 12: Girls With Gardens: A zine about women with body hair.; Acquisition Information: Gift of SDSU Zine & D.I.Y. Culture Club, 2019; Author / Publisher: Juliana Clark, Galia Shakked, & Angela Tidmore (SDSU Zine and D.I.Y Culture Club); Category: body hair; personal stories; women; Date / Volume: (October 2017); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 13: Girlyhead: Magazine surrounding themes of womanhood.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Kim Schwenk, 2017; Author / Publisher: Sunny M Andersen Chanel, e.d. (Girlyhead Magazine Productions); Category: women; representation of women; Date / Volume: #5 "Sailors Sirens and Strippers" (2004); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 14: Give Yourself a Bad Haircut: Mixed media art piece resembling an off-the-rack commercial product. A piece of paper with a drawing of a face with pasted on hair on one side and paper scissors on the other. The copy in the collection is numbered 40 of 40. Funchicken.com; Author / Publisher: Mark Todd (self-published: Funchicken); Category: art; humor; Date / Volume: (2000s?); Publication Place: unknown
Item 15: Giving Birth: Zine with drawings of a childbirth.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Dan Hager.; Author / Publisher: Yarden (self-published); Category: art; childbirth; comics; drawing; Date / Volume: (2003); Publication Place: unknown

Box G4

Item 1: Gloaming: Minicomic. A journalist's search for a missing boy leads him to Gloaming, a town only visible to those who are lost.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Donna Barr, 2015; Author / Publisher: Michael McAdam, story; Kyle Burles, story and art (Two Gargoyles Comics); Category: comics; mysteries; Date / Volume: #1 [2015]; Publication Place: unknown
Item 2: Global Mail: The Hole to the Underground: "listing of all kinds of art projects, exchanges, collaborations, & mail art events."; Author / Creator: (soapbox); Category: mail art; zine resources; Date / Volume: #13 (Jan.-April 1996), #14 (May-Aug. 1996); Publication Place: San Fancisco, CA
Item 3: Globalisation: "A guide through the killing phenominon called economic globalisation and how to participate in the resistance."; Author / Publisher: unknown (self-published); Category: activism; anarchism; anti-globalization; capitalism; civil disobedience; direct action; DIY; globalisation; police states; political organizing; resistance; totalitarianism; Date / Volume: (2000s); Publication Place: Belgium
Item 4: Glue Magazine: "Sisterhood down to a craft" D.I.Y. crafting projects, teachings, and recipes.; Author / Publisher: Claudia Lucero, ed. (self-published); Category: activism; crafts; feminism; knitting; women; women's health; Date / Volume: #1-2 (2002); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 5: Go! Futurism: Discourse on futurism, "a deliberate acceleration of human culture that takes place as it is executed." Text and art printed on paper of three different colors. Created by Goblinko, which publishes Pork magazine and makes buttons, patches, t-shirts and stickers.; Author / Publisher: Sean Taggart (Goblinko); Category: art; cultural criticism; Date / Volume: (2000s); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 6: Go Light: Thoughts on Primal Parenting and the Wild Child: Information on primal parenting, an alternative to western styles of raising children. Topics include imparting primitive skills to children, such as hunting and gathering, permaculture and strategies for child-handling.; Author / Publisher: (self-published); Category: anti-civilization; indigenous peoples; parenting; permaculture; simple living; traditional food gathering; Date / Volume: #1 (2000s); Publication Place: unknown
Item 7: Going Places: Zine by "Navajo punk" Kesheena about the Native punk scene; Author / Publisher: Kesheena Doctor (self-published); Category: indigenous peoples; punk; Date / Volume: #2-4; Publication Place: unknown
Item 8: Gon: Wordless comic about a dinosaur-lilke creature and woodland animals. A free supplement with the January 1996 issue of Belgian comics magazine A Suivre.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Donna Barr, 2018.; Author / Publisher: Masashi Tanaka (Casterman); Category: comics; Date / Volume: (1996); Publication Place: Brussels
Item 9: Good Gravy: Contains personal stories about travel, hiking and camping as well as essays and reviews.; Author / Publisher: Jim and Blake (self-published); Category: camping; personal stories; travel; Date / Volume: (2000s); Publication Place: unknown
Item 10: Goon-Zine: Zine promoting Detroit's '90s punk and hardcore music scene.; Author / Publisher: Kris, Tim and Todd (Goon Records); Category: bands; concert reviews; intreviews; music; music reviews; punk; record labels; zine reviews; Date / Volume: #1 (1995); Publication Place: Detroit, MI
Item 11: Gorgeous: Personal zine with articles on pop culture, music and book reviews. Issue #1 is a split with Handsome #1, filed under Gorgeous.; Author / Publisher: Stephanie Bohn (self-published); Category: book reviews; concert reviews; friends; friendship; music; personal stories; Date / Volume: #1 (fall 1995); Publication Place: Arlington, TX
Item 12: Goths, Girls & Gadgets Sketchbook: Collected sketches by Jeff Zugale. As the title implies, subjects include goths, girls, and mechanical vehicles and devices. Contains nudity.; Author / Publisher: Jeff Zugale (self-published); Category: comics; drawing; erotic pictures; Date / Volume: Special San Diego Con Edition (2004); Publication Place: unknown
Item 13: Grab Back Comics: Acts of Love and Resistance: Comics stories about sexual assault, rape culture and advocacy.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Donna Barr, 2018; Author / Publisher: Erma Blood, ed. (Grab Back Comics); Category: comics; rape; sexual assault; surviving abuse; women; Date / Volume: (2017); Publication Place: Seattle, WA
Item 14: Grasslimb: "Good coffee deserves good companionship" a high-quality, tabloid format literary magazine since 2002.; Author / Publisher: Valerie Polichar (independently published); Category: art; comics; literature; reviews; poetry; Date / Volume: Vol. 2 #2 (2005); Publication Place: San Diego, CA

Box G5

Item 1: Gravy: Personal zine focusing on female sexuality.; Author / Publisher: M. F. P., B. B. K. and R. R. W. (self-published); Category: body image; fat acceptance; feminism; lesbian; satire; sex; Date / Volume: (Feb. 2001), (April 2001); Publication Place: unknown
Item 2: Greasy Spoon (formerly Burger Boy): "...well-written and sharply designed articles on vintage American restaurants..."; Author / Publisher: Dirk Burhans (self-published); Category: diners; restaurants; Date / Volume: #18 (summer 2004); Publication Place: Columbia, MO
Item 3: Great God Pan: "The Champion of California." This glossy zine celebrates California history, culture, art and music through in-depth articles, art and creative writing.; Author / Publisher: Erik R. Bluhm, ed. (self-published); Category: art; bands; biodiversity; biographies; environmental degradation; environmental footprint; fiction; history; literature; music; music reviews; nature; personal stories; poetry; road trips; travel stories; trees; Date / Volume: #12 (1998), #13 (1999); Publication Place: Hermosa Beach, CA
Item 4: The Great War: Graphic novel. Having survived the first World War, an American soldier leaves New York for Europe in search of more refined society. His wanderings take him to Vienna, where on a stormy night he stumbles upon a mansion and decides to enter to ask for directions.; Author / Publisher: Chris Mangum (self-published); Category: comics; horror; war; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 5: The Greater Arcana: Three stories based on or inspired by old stories about demons.; Author / Publisher: Ron Weighell (Rosemary Pardoe); Category: fiction; mythology; short stories; Date / Volume: (1994); Publication Place: Chester, England
Item 6: The Green Flash: "Uncensored news for the neighborhood of the Life Guard Station La Jolla, Calif" arising after censorship of a letter to the editor of a retirement home newsletter.; Author / Publisher: Kenneth G. Catlin (The Green Flash Press); Category: censorship; tenant rights; Date / Volume: (2000-2001); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 7: Green Focus: Newspaper representing the Green Party of California.; Author / Publisher: Karine Megerdoomian, Laura Wells (Green Party of California); Category: left-wing politics; politics; Date / Volume: (winter 2003); Publication Place: Sacramento, CA
Item 8: Green Leaves & the Bravest of Men: Zine consisting of 12 song lyrics.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Dan Hager; Author / Publisher: Eric Chaet (self-published); Category: song lyrics; Date / Volume: (1998); Publication Place: De Pere, WI
Item 9: The Green Reefer: Minicomic about the Green Reefer, a superhero who likes to get high.; Author / Publisher: Joshua Boulet and Yoshua Cortinas, script; Joshua Boulet, art (self-published); Category: comics; drugs; humor; smoking; superheroes; Date / Volume: Kick Ass Convention Special (July 2003); Publication Place: unknown
Item 10: Greenzine: "Literary stories that remind us of some of the strength and ability of punk youth." Description provided by the publisher.; Author / Publisher: Cristy Road (Microcosm Publishing); Category: art; friendship; gender; gender identity; punk; queer; racism; sex; personal stories; Date / Volume: #14 (2005); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 11: Grego Voytek: Zine composed entirely of photographs of naked men with some additional artwork.; Author / Publisher: Tyler Lepore, ed., (self-published); Category: photography; art; body image; Date / Volume: #2 (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 12: Gringa!: Personal zine about the author's rejection and reaceptance of her latina heritage and identity.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Barnard Zine Library, 2018; Author / Publisher: Kat Fajardo (self-published); Category: assimilation; race; racial identity; racial stereotypes; Date / Volume: (2015); Publication Place: New York

Box G6

Item 1: Grope: Personal zine reflecting on female body image, abortion and motherhood, domestic violence experienced in childhood, personal stories and observations regarding feminism and culture.; Author / Publisher: Kirsten Frickle (self-published); Category: abortion; body image; childbirth; domestic violence; family; feminism; personal stories; rape; sexual abuse; zines; Date / Volume: The Best of Issues 1-5 (June 1994), #7, #8 (n.d.); Publication Place: Arcata, CA
Item 2: Grrrl Noire: Former title "Girl Noire."; Author / Publisher: Kim Schwenk aka Kim Riot (self-published); Category: art; bands; bicycles; caffeine; DIY; music; music reviews; musicians; personal stories; punk; veganism; women; zine resources; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: Girl Noire: #1 (n.d.), #2 (2003), #3 (2004): Grrrl Noire: #4 (2004), #5 (2005), #6 (2006); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 3: Grundig: Chronicles Cabello's adventures train-hopping and travelling. Issue #3 recounts Cabello's travels around Mexico by train and bus. Also contains an article on hobo art with photos.; Author / Publisher: Michael Fernando Ismerio Cabello (self-published); Category: adventure; bus travel; train hopping; train travel; travel stories; Date / Volume: #3 (1998?); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 4: Guide to Urban Exploration: Tips for exploring storm drains, tunnels, office buildings and other areas off limits to the public. Includes information on breaking into off limits areas, how to wear a disguise, and laws on trespassing.; Author / Publisher: Ray Ayer (self-published); Category: cities; law; photography; trespassing; urban exploration; Date / Volume: (1999); Publication Place: Dexter, MI
Item 5: Guilt: Poetry and images.; Author / Publisher: unknown; Category: poetry; Date / Volume: [2016]; Publication Place: [San Diego]
Item 6: Gutless: Music fanzine with interviews and reviews.; Author / Publisher: Stephen Cramer, ed. (self-published); Category: bands; concert reviews; interviews; music; music reviews; zine reviews; Date / Volume: #3 (fall 1998); Publication Place: Berkley, MI

Box H1

Item 1: H. Verne Dunbar, U.S. Navy: Story and layout arranged about WWII experience of H. Verne Dunbar from scrapbook of Lesley Dunbar, Verne's mother.; Author / Publisher: Pete Cook (Moo! Magazine); Category: biographies; military; personal stories; Date / Volume: (1997); Publication Place: Boston, MA
Item 2: Habitual Freak: The authors "hope to create a medium within which we, as well as others out there, are able to discover how very powerful the emerging of the female voice can be when unshackled."; Author / Publisher: Rebekah Putnam, Carri Bennett (self-published); Category: body image; domestic violence; feminism; gender politics; gender roles; oppression; premenstrual syndrome (PMS); rape; religion; sexual abuse; women; Date / Volume: #2 (Sept. 1994), #3 (March 1995); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 3: Halloween 2018 Zine: Halloween-themed short prose and poetry.; Acquisition Information: Gift of SDSU Zine & DIY Culture Club, 2019; Author / Publisher: Various contributers (SDSU Zine & DIY Culture Club); Category: poetry; short stories; Date / Volume: (2018); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 4: Hamburger Eyes: Zine featuring black and white photography. "Hamburger Eyes photo magazine. The continuing story of life on earth."; Author / Publisher: various contributors (Burgerworld Media); Category: photography; Date / Volume: #9 (2005), #11-13 (2007-2009); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 5: Hammerhead-head: Minicomic. Alienated and loveless, a mutant superhero goes on a blind date which leads to a damning realization, nearly driving him insane.; Author / Publisher: Marky Starr, script; Mack White, art (self-published); Category: comics; humor; monsters; superheroes; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 6: Handbook for the Disenfranchised: Zine with art, essays, poety and comics, with a generally anarchist and DIY bent.; Author / Publisher: Metal Unicorn (self-published); Category: anarchism; anarchist history; anti-capitalism; art; biographies; comics; poetry; urban farming; Date / Volume: #3 (n.d.); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 7: A Handbook of Penguin Martial Arts: Instructional pamphlet geared to penguins who encounter hostile monsters. "Vol 1: When Monsters Attack"; Author / Publisher: Pinguino Kolb (self-published); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: v. 1 (2004); Publication Place: unknown
Item 8: Handsome: Personal zine with diaristic writings. Issue #1 is a split with Gorgeous #1, filed under Gorgeous.; Author / Publisher: Dave White (self-published); Category: concert reviews; dating; personal stories; teaching; Date / Volume: v. 1 #1 (1995); Publication Place: Fort Worth, TX
Item 9: Happy Ball: Personal zine featuring hate letters to the editor.; Author / Publisher: Sonja Alhers (self-published); Category: drawing; loneliness; personal stories; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Victoria, BC, Canada
Item 10: Happy Goat Zine: Personal zine chock full of rants and commentaries on high school life.; Author / Publisher: Jason and Josh (self-published); Category: bands; high school; interviews; musicians; personal stories; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #1 (1997); Publication Place: Ankeny, IA
Item 11: Hard as Nails: A compilation zine about "what constitutes toughness, particularly in terms of gender, race, class, size, and sexuality."; Author / Publisher: Lauren Martin (self-published); Category: gender; gender roles; race; feminism; body image; social class; Date / Volume: #1 (2000); Publication Place: Brooklyn, NY
Item 12: Have We Forgotten the True Meaning of Christmas?: Sarcastic zine that talks about Christmas and how your lifestyle affects how many presents you get.; Author / Publisher: Jen Hitchcock (ZYZXX Publications); Category: cultural criticism; christmas; satire; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: West Hollywood, CA
Item 13: Heart & Brain: Minicomic about an anthropomorphic heart and an anthropomorphic brain falling in love.; Author / Publisher: Fay Ryu (self-published); Category: comics; love; Date / Volume: #1 (spring 2005), #2 (2006); Publication Place: unknown

Box H2

Item 1: The Heart Star: Zine featuring a ghost story set in the ancient land of Gohio.; Author / Publisher: Christoph Meyer (self-published); Category: comics; legends; stories; storytelling; Date / Volume: (2003); Publication Place: Danville, OH
Item 2: Heartbreakers: Minicomic. Two clones, Vector and Queenie, must keep the late Professor Therese Sorenson's invention, a retrovirus called the Paracelsus Matrix, out of the hands of the nefarious BIOVOC corporation.; Author / Publisher: Anina Bennett, script; Paul Guinan and Lenin Delsol, art (Dark Horse Comics); Category: comics; science fiction; women in comics; Date / Volume: #1 (1996); Publication Place: Milwaukie, OR
Item 3: Hell Car: Minicomic with comic strips by various contributors.; Author / Publisher: Daniel Gallant and Torribo Wanachape, eds. (Alternating Crimes Publishing); Category: comics; Date / Volume: Vol. 2 #1 and "Hell Car CD" (2001); Publication Place: Raleigh, NC
Item 4: Hello Klitty: Fanzine for the author's band.; Author / Publisher: Stephanee, Rebecca, Kelli, Bianca (self-published); Category: music; punk; riot grrrl; song lyrics; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 5: Hello, My Name Is Rachel: Personal zine with reflections on racism, sexism and body image.; Author / Publisher: Rachel McLean (self-published); Category: body image; fat acceptance; personal stories; privilege; sizeism; Date / Volume: (1998?); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 6: Helmut and Donkey: Secret of the Cyborg: Minicomic from the creator of the webcomic "When I Grow Up," featuring Helmut the cyborg and his friend Donkey, with cameo appearances from some of the main characters of the "When I Grow Up" series.; Author / Publisher: Jeffrey J. Rowland (self-published); Category: comics; Date / Volume: (2001); Publication Place: Oklahoma City, OK
Item 7: Help Wanted or Twentysomething Characters in Search of a Purpose: Six short stories about underemployed urbanites.; Author / Publisher: Maura Johnston (So New Media); Category: fiction; short stories; work; Date / Volume: (2002); Publication Place: Austin, TX
Item 8: Hemp Island: Minicomic. Iree must defend Hemp Island from the evil Sledge C.O.R.P.S. and spread the "Gospel of Ganja."; Author / Publisher: Ira Hunter, script; Robin Thompson, art (self-published: Hunter-Thompson Unlimited); Category: comics; drugs; smoking; Date / Volume: #2 (2004); Publication Place: Canada
Item 9: Herd Mentality: Furry fanzine. Drawings, art and stories of centaurs and other "furry taurs," creatures with a human torso attached to an animal lower body.; Author / Publisher: Aatheus, ed. (self-published: Hoof-loose Publications); Category: animals; art; fiction; fur; short stories; Date / Volume: #32-34 (July 2009 - March 2010), #37 (March 2011), #39 (Dec. 2011); Publication Place: Redwood City, CA
Item 10: Here's Mud in Yer Eye: Personal zine with diaristic writing.; Author / Publisher: unknown (self-published); Category: coffee; personal stories; zines; Date / Volume: #1 (n.d.); Publication Place: Vallejo, CA
Item 11: Here's What I've Hidden Under My Tongue: Personal zine about the author's experiences in psychiatric hospitals and struggles with mental health.; Author / Publisher: D.J.T. (self-published); Category: anorexia; bulimia; eating disorders; mental illness; personal stories; psychiatric drugs; psychiatric hospitals; suicide; therapy; Date / Volume: #1-#4 (2005-2016); Publication Place: Anchorage, AK & Newfane, VT
Item 12: Hermana, Resist: Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Noemi Martinez (self-published); Category: motherhood; personal stories; poverty; pregnancy; Date / Volume: #3 (2002); Publication Place: Rio Grande Valley, TX
Item 13: A Hero's Tail: Minicomic about why a delivery man is dog's best friend, even though he isn't much of a dog person; Acquisition Information: Gift of Donna Barr; Author / Publisher: Larry Lewis (self-published); Category: comics; dogs; pets; Date / Volume: (2016); Publication Place: Shoreline, WA
Item 14: Hey Kids, Meet Yer Lovin' Uncle Colin: Minicomic. In this comic, autobiographical-comics artist Colin Upton gives a wildly self-aggrandizing and fantastical account of his life.; Author / Publisher: Colin Upton (self-published); Category: autobiographical comics; humor; Date / Volume: (2005); Publication Place: Vancouver, B.C. Canada
Item 15: Hey Mexican!: Personal zine addressing issues of racism and identity.; Author / Publisher: Bianca Ortiz (self-published); Category: identity; mixed race; personal stories; race; racial identity; racial stereotypes; racism; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: San Pablo, CA
Item 16: Hey Nineteen: Zine of concert reviews and personal stories.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Barnard Library, 2016; Author / Publisher: Tony Perkins (self-published); Category: concert reviews; interviews; personal stories; punk; Date / Volume: #2 (1994); Publication Place: New Brunswick, NJ
Item 17: H.F.B (Horrifying Fish Bait) Is Hear: Minicomic with childlike drawings.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Dan Hager, 2004.; Author / Publisher: Eva Hernandez (self-published); Category: comics; Date / Volume: (2004); Publication Place: Unknown

Box H3

Item 1: The High Priestess: Minicomic. A boy enters a dungeon and is confronted by an old woman who shows him dark visions.; Author / Publisher: David Stanley (self-published); Category: comics; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Arlington, VA
Item 2: Hip Mama: "The Parenting Zine". Zine focusing on lesbian motherhood, sex and feminism.; Acquisition Information: #18 gift of Barnard Zine Library, 2016; Author / Publisher: Ariel Gore (Hip Mama); Category: alternative medicine; dreams; feminism; health; herbal remedies; journals; lesbian; media critique; motherhood; parenting; poetry; women; women's health; Date / Volume: #17, #18 [1998]; Publication Place: Oakland, CA
Item 3: Hippy: Minicomic with derisive jokes about hippies.; Author / Publisher: (Funny Li'l Joke Books); Category: comics; humor; jokes; Date / Volume: #2 (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 4: A History of Rubbish In Roman Europe: Collage zine composed of magazine clippings, pen and ink drawings and fragmented text. An insert lists time travel, teketonic, psychology, recycle program, psychophysical, energy and work as the zine's subject matter.; Author / Publisher: (Epiphany Press); Category: energy; colonialism; psychology; recycling; waste; work; Date / Volume: (summer 2015); Publication Place: Baltimore, MD
Item 5: Hitting on Nineteen: Minicomic about teens with extraordinary powers.; Author / Publisher: Avian Bakotich (Ragin' Gecko Comics); Category: comics; Date / Volume: v. 1, no. 1 (2004); Publication Place: Buena Park, CA
Item 6: HIV + Me: Minicomic about the author's experience living with HIV. Many of the strips have fictional and humorous elements.; Author / Publisher: Chris Companik (Prism Comics); Category: comics; HIV/AIDS; humor; Date / Volume: (2000s); Publication Place: Los Angeles, CA
Item 7: Hobnail Review: "...A review and listings magazine which features small press, independent and self-published zine, journals and other publications...also features articles, news and other material relating to publishing beyond the mainstream."; Author / Publisher: Ade Dimmick (Hobnail Press); Category: independent media; mail art; zine resources; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #2 (Jan. 2004); Publication Place: London, England, UK
Item 8: Hodgepodge: Zine with an emphasis on music with reviews and editorials.; Author / Publisher: Mike Schade (Stickfigure Distribution); Category: activism; anti-globalization; bands; biotechnology; book reviews; civil disobedience; direct action; farming; food; food politics; genetic engineering; globalization; interviews; literature; music reviews; personal stories; politics; tampons; zine distros; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #6 (May 2000); Publication Place: North Bellemore, NY
Item 9: Holy Temple of Mass Consumption: Zine with reviews, humorous articles and poetry.; Author / Publisher: Collective (self-published); Category: comics; humor; poetry; zine distros; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #35 (1998); Publication Place: Raleigh, NC
Item 10: Holy Titclamps: "A queer online and print zine that includes a calendar of queer performance events in the San Francisco Bay Area and zine and music reviews."; Acquisition Information: Issue #9 donated by the Barnard Zine Library, 2015; Author / Publisher: Laurence Roberts aka Larrybob (self-published); Category: comics; gay; HIV/AIDS; interviews; lesbian; music; prison writing; queer; queer history; queer identity; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #9 (winter 1991/1992), #14 (1994), #15 (1995), #18 (2002); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 11: Homocore: A queercore zine featuring letters from readers, reviews of punk music/concerts, and other miscellaneous writings.; Author / Publisher: Tom Jennings and Deke Nihilson (self-published); Category: concert reviews; gay; interviews; music reviews; punk; queer; queer activism; queer politics; zine reviews; Date / Volume: #4 (June 1989); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA

Box H4

Item 1: Homoeroticon: Queer horror comics.; Author / Publisher: Bobby Tran Dale (QueerCaucasia Publications); Category: comics; gay; horror; monsters; queer; Date / Volume: The Haunts of Queers #4 (1998), S' Internet Remix #6 (2001), Weird Queer-Fantasy (n.d.); Publication Place: Oakland, CA
Item 2: Homophlegm: Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Maria (self-published); Category: friendship; friendships; lesbian; personal stories; queer; Date / Volume: #1 (n.d.); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 3: Honcho: Minicomic about the adventures of Gary and Septibot, an anthropomorphic sewage truck.; Author / Publisher: Casey Brillon (Crusty Comics); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: #1 (2013); Publication Place: Oceanside, CA
Item 4: The Honza Dream: Minicomic. The narrator dreams about her friend Honza after his memorial service.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Kim Schwenk, 2015.; Author / Publisher: Artnoose (self-published); Category: comics; death; dreams; friends; Date / Volume: (2006); Publication Place: Oakland, CA
Item 5: Hooray For Brandon!: Autobiographical minicomic, mostly about the author's emotional life and dislike for society. Cover art by Jim Mahfood.; Author / Publisher: Brandon Huigens (Samurai Comics/Bookoo Comix); Category: comics; autobiographical comics; Date / Volume: (2004?); Publication Place: Phoenix, AZ
Item 6: Hope: Diary-style personal zine. Issue #16 features discussion on the differences in poverty as it is experienced by the working class and privileged or middle-class youth. Also includes a short story, "How to Get Over A Crush" set in a fictional high school.; Author / Publisher: Elissa Nelson (self-published); Category: class analysis; classism; fiction; personal stories; poverty; privilege; short stories; social class; transition; moving; Date / Volume: #16 (1999); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 7: Horus: Minicomic set in ancient Egypt, featuring magic and talking animals. Issues contain the title story, one-shot comics, sketches and concept art, and art from guest contributors.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Dan Hager, 2004.; Author / Publisher: Johane Matte (self-published); Category: comics; women in comics; Date / Volume: #1-3 (2003-2004); Publication Place: unknown
Item 8: Hot Iron Press: Catalog for zines, comix, artists' books, music and others (formerly by a zine distribution catalog "How2 Zine Distro").; Author / Publisher: Kyle Sirman (Hot Iron Press); Category: independent media; music reviews; publishing; zine distribution; zine distros; zine resources; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: (fall 2003); Publication Place: Chapel Hill, NC
Item 9: Hot Lava Monster: "Menstrual Anarchy," short story.; Author / Publisher: Jennifer Thompson (self-published); Category: alternative menstrual products; feminism; hair; hairdressing; tampons; women; Date / Volume: #4 (July 1993); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 10: Hot Pantz: Do It Yourself Gynecology: English adapatation of C'est Toujours Chaud dans les Culottes des Filles by Isabelle Gauthier. Contains herbal and homeopathic remedies and treatments for pregnancy, sexually transmitted diseases, and general gynecological health.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Barnard Zine Library, 2018; Author / Publisher: Isabelle Gauthier and Lisa Vinebaum, authors; Rachel Guay, Martine Bazar, Lisa Vinebaum, Penny Pattison, Tanya Waters and Jennifer Petrela, translators (Firestarter Press, distributor); Category: alternative medicine; chlamydia; genital warts; gonorrhea; herbal remedies; herpes; HIV/AIDS; menstruation; sexually transmitted infections; women's health; yeast infections; Date / Volume: Second edition (1995); Publication Place: Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Item 11: Hourglass: The author discusses his emotions and expresses disillusionment, and ultimately decides to live without regard for those he does not like. Issue #1 is a split with Out Structured #3 1/2. Filed under Out Structured.; Author / Publisher: Kurtis (self-published); Category: anger; emotions; veganism; Date / Volume: #1 (n.d.); Publication Place: Virginia Beach, VA
Item 12: House Monkey: Zine with excerpts from novels and poetry.; Author / Publisher: Mark V. Ziesing (Mark V. Ziesing Books); Category: music; music reviews; fiction; literature; poetry; Date / Volume: #1 (fall 1991); Publication Place: Shingletown, CA
Item 13: How I Became the Spacemummy: Mini-comic collecting a series of comic strips about the title characters and a longer prologue about the character's origins. in which he has himself mummified using a kit ordered from the back of a sex comic. Self-published by the creators' Mummified Penis Press.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Dan Hager, 2004.; Author / Publisher: Harold Penis and Spacemummy (self-published); Category: comics; humor; monsters; Date / Volume: (2004); Publication Place: unknown
Item 14: How the Rich Invented Racism: Zine in which the author argues that the rich invented the concept of race and then enforced racism as a means of social control and exploitation. Published under the imprint Insurgency Culture Collective.; Author / Publisher: Scott (self-published; Insurgency Culture Collective); Category: anarchism; anarcho-syndicalism; anti-authoritarianism; anti-capitalism; class analysis; class struggle; colonialism; fascism; immigration; race; racism; slavery; social control; Date / Volume: (1997); Publication Place: Los Angeles, CA
Item 15: How to Find the Right Bike for You!: Single-paged zine by a local bike cooperative with tips on buying a bike.; Author / Publisher: Bikes Del Pueblo (self-published); Category: bicycles; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: City Heights, San Diego, CA
Item 16: How to Form an Affinity Group: Informational pamphlet with instructions on starting an "affinity group."; Author / Publisher: Activate Grand Rapids SDS; Category: friendship; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Grand Rapids, MI
Item 17: How to Make a Record Player Out of a Bicycle: Zine documenting Mark and Chris's two-day project to turn a bicycle into a record player.; Author / Publisher: Mark Dixon (self-published); Category: crafts; DIY; Date / Volume: (2000?); Publication Place: Atlanta, GA
Item 18: How to Make a Zine Zine: Dual language, instructional zine in English and Chinese on how to make a master zine with copies.; Author / Publisher: Tobin Yelland, Lele Saveri, Dennis McGrath, Vanessa Salle (Deadbeat Club); Category: DIY; zine-making; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 19: How to Talk to Your Cat About Gun Safety: Pamphlet detailing the risks of guns, burglars, and ghosts, with information on how to address such issues with your cat.; Author / Publisher: (American Association of Patriots); Category: cats; humor; safety; Date / Volume: (2013); Publication Place: Slaton, TX
Item 20: Howdy Pardner: "Ghost Town Glee Club," "On the Critter Trail," and [Secret Star club house kit]; Author / Publisher: Andrew Brandou (Robot Publishing); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: (Jan. 1999), (Feb. 1999), (Aug.1999); Publication Place: Pasadena, CA
Item 21: The Hunt and the Hunted: Minicomic. Sergeant Rutgers investigates Aramis Thirion, an escape artist and magician who some believe to be a werewolf.; Author / Publisher: Dan Christensen (Newcomers Publishing); Category: comics; Date / Volume: #4 (1995); Publication Place: Provo, UT
Item 22: The Hunt for the Gay Planet: A choose-your-own adventure story. You assume the identity of the main character, a space-travelling lesbian looking for the planet know as Lesbionica.; Author / Publisher: Anna Anthropy (self-published); Category: adventure; gay; lesbian; science fiction; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 23: Huzzah!: Features "Amp Head", "Bird Brain George", "The Devil Made Me Do It", "Dur Robert Overlords", "Earl", "Evil Twin", "Justin Thyme", "Klonk", "The Martian Hillbillies", "Moxie Man", "Stinky the Elf", and "Walking the Dog".; Author / Publisher: Britton Walters (Nerfect Comics); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: vol. 1 #1 (Nov. 2002); Publication Place: North Riverside, IL
Item 24: Hyperborea: Minicomic adaptation of a story by Clark Ashton Smith set in the fictional land of Hyperborea. Issue one involves two treasure hunters who encounter a monster when raiding a ruined temple. Published under the creator's Mock Man Press imprint.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Dan Hager, 2004.; Author / Publisher: Jason Thompson (self-published; Mock Man Press); Category: comics; horror; monsters; Date / Volume: #1 (2000); Publication Place: unknown

Box I1

Item 1: I Always Called It Rape: A personal and political zine about rape.; Author / Publisher: Janni (self-published); Category: abortion; rape; surviving abuse; violence; women; Date / Volume: (2002); Publication Place: Oceanside, CA
Item 2: I Belong Here: Collection of flash fiction.; Author / Publisher: Kristin Stadum (Budget Press); Category: literature; short fiction; Date / Volume: (2015); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 3: I Can't Do This By Myself: Autobiographical minicomic by two comic artists, Martin Ernstsen ("Actionboy") and Linnette Barkley ("Loretta").; Author / Publisher: Linnette Barkley and Martin Ernstsen (self-published); Category: autobiographical comics; comics; humor; journal comics; Date / Volume: #2 (2007); Publication Place: unknown
Item 4: I Defy: Personal zine in which Borland observes the social, economic and racial aspects of Philadelphia as an employee of a non-profit serving poor communities. Also contains political writings on a variety of issues and topics.; Author / Publisher: Casey Boland (self-published); Category: anorexia; anxiety; body image; eating disorders; personal stories; politics; punk; teaching; work; Date / Volume: #9 (2000); #10 (2001); #10.5 (n.d.); Publication Place: Philadelphia, PA
Item 5: I Die Every Night: Minicomic about a young man named Derek who dies only to awaken, alive again. Title taken from fifth page of the comic itself.; Author / Publisher: Blake Winter (self-published); Category: comics; Date / Volume: (2005); Publication Place: [San Diego?]
Item 6: I Hate Brenda Newsletter: One-issue newsletter dedicated to bashing Shannen Doherty and her Beverly Hills 90210 character Brenda. By the creators of Ben is Dead zine.; Author / Publisher: Darby Romero (self-published); Category: celebrities; criticism; humor; media critique; satire; Date / Volume: (1992); Publication Place: Hollywood, CA
Item 7: I Hate Cartoons: Minicomic with strips by various contributors. v. 1 contains work by Attaboy, Ira Gobler, Mark Martin, Eric Talbot, Ben Burke, Chris Hicks, A. C. Farley, Dave Cooper and Aaron Tompkins.; Author / Publisher: Attaboy, ed. (Yumfactory); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: v. 1 (2001); Publication Place: unknown
Item 8: I Hate Comics: Contents: Mark Fanning: Master Fish Feeder / Jason Garcia and Patrick Tierney; Public Service Denouncement / Patrick Tierney; Mascot Hunter: The Most Dangerous Game / Jason Garcia and Thai Nguyen; Gorgeous Girl / Patrick Tierney; Author / Publisher: (Fuzzy Blanket/I Hate Comics); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: #1 (2004); Publication Place: Minneapolis, MN
Item 9: I Hate This Part of Texas: Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: John Gerken (Microcosm Publishing); Category: alternative education; bicycle couriers; bicycles; education; gay; gender identity; personal stories; queer; queer identity; transgender; work; Date / Volume: #1 (n.d.); #2 (2001); #2 1/2 (n.d.); #5 (Jan. 2006); Publication Place: New Orleans, LA
Item 10: [I Hate You I Hate You I Want You I'm Sorry]: Personal zine about heartbreak in stream-of-consciousness prose. Title taken from first line of text on front cover.; Acquisition Information: Gift of SDSU Zine & D.I.Y. Culture Club, 2019; Author / Publisher: unkown (SDSU Zine & DIY Culture Club); Category: break-ups; heartbreak; personal stories; Date / Volume: (2017); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 11: I Have Something to Tell You...: Single-sheet Andy Warhol fanzine.; Author / Publisher: Lisa Mendez (Uno Foto Art); Category: art; artists; contemporary art; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 12: I Like Girls: Comic zine describing one girl's coming out to her mother.; Author / Publisher: Erika Moen (self-published); Category: comics; coming out; gay; gender identity; lesbian; Date / Volume: (May 2004); Publication Place: unknown
Item 13: I Still Live: Biography of a Spiritualist: Illlustrated biography of 19th century spiritualist Achsa W. Sprague. The author sets Sprague in the context of the broader spiritualist movement of the 19th century and its connection to other movements of the time for social change.; Author / Publisher: Annie Murphy (self-published); Category: biographies; feminism; women; women's history; Date / Volume: (2009); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 14: I Think I Canzine: Personal zine with a focus on women and feminism.; Author / Publisher: Donia & Melody (self-published); Category: abuse; feminism; high school; interviews; music; personal stories; punk; riot grrrl; women; Date / Volume: #3 (n.d.); Publication Place: Fountain Valley, CA
Item 15: I Will Take you Apart Piece by Piece and Put You Back Together Again and You'll be Laughing the Entire Time: Zine on how to safely practice tickling as a sexual fetish. Stresses the importance of obtaining consent before engaging in tickling and compares tickling without consent to other forms of abuse. The author discusses the appeal of tickling and covers practical aspects of tickling, such as erogenous zones and how to avoid injury.; Author / Publisher: Anna Anthropy (self-published); Category: abuse; BDSM; consent; fetishes; sex; Date / Volume: (2014?); Publication Place: Oakland, CA
Item 16: Icarus was Right: Punk fanzine with well-done layout and design; also includes political commentary, poetry and art.; Author / Publisher: Scott Ogilvie (I Think I'll Do What I Think Is Right Publishing); Category: book reviews; censorship; comics; criticism; cultural criticism; interviews; music; music reviews; politics; punk; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #2 (spring 1996), #3 (summer 1996); Publication Place: San Diego, CA

Box I2

Item 1: Ice Age: "...book three in a series of miniature pocket books called Pocket Protectors..."; Author / Publisher: David S. Pointer (Propaganda Press); Category: poetry; politics; Date / Volume: Pocket Protector book three (2008); Publication Place: Cambridge, MA
Item 2: The Ice Master and the Flame Master: A kid's self-drawn comic book made at the Raincon, the Forks, WA comics convention.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Donna Barr, 2019; Author / Publisher: unknown; Category: comics; Date / Volume: #1 (n.d.); Publication Place: Forks, WA
Item 3: Idle Tuesday: Personal zine with diaristic writings and zine reviews. Previously known as "C'est La Vie"; Author / Publisher: Violet (self-published); Category: personal stories; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #1 (n.d.); Publication Place: Fortuna, CA
Item 4: If I Could Live In Hope: Zine documenting the author's experiences of childhood sexual abuse and attempts at coping.; Author / Publisher: Kisha (self-published); Category: child abuse; personal stories; rape; relationships; sexual abuse; surviving abuse; Date / Volume: (July 2009); Publication Place: Chicago, IL
Item 5: If the Bible Told You to Jump Off a Cliff...: Personal and political writings.; Author / Publisher: Chad Cronk, ed. (self-published); Category: christianty; misogyny; personal stories; punk; sexism; Date / Volume: #4 (n.d.); Publication Place: Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
Item 6: IIOII: Poetry zine.; Author / Publisher: Jamie Stewart (Calico Grounds); Category: poetry; Date / Volume: #8 (Nov. 2009); Publication Place: unknown
Item 7: I'm a Poet and I Noet: Zine containing personal poetry.; Author / Publisher: Shannon Colebank (Whizzbanger Productions); Category: cultural criticism; poetry; politics; religion; Date / Volume: (2003); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 8: I'm a Wrekk: Personal zine with poetry and diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Alex Wrekk (self-published); Category: break-ups; emotions; love; personal stories; poetry; punk; relationships; Date / Volume: #1 (March 1999), #2 (June 1999); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 9: I'm Having a Long Sequence of Deja Vu: Zine about rape, consent, and assault.; Author / Publisher: Elena Marie (self-published); Category: consent; personal stories; rape; sexual assault; women's rights; Date / Volume: no. 1 (2001); Publication Place: unknown
Item 10: I'm Not An Angry Mexican, But I Play One On TV: Discussion of racial issues from a mixed-race perspective. The author discusses his experience navigating his identity as a half-white, half-Mexican person and his changing attitude toward white people. This zine is a split with Mala and is filed under, I'm Not An Angry Mexican, But I Play One On TV.; Author / Publisher: Alejandro Perez (self-published); Category: assimilation; mixed race; race; racial identity; racial stereotypes; racism; white privilege; Date / Volume: (2002); Publication Place: San Antonio, TX
Item 11: I'm So Fucking Beautiful: Zine with articles on body image, fat oppression, activism, consumerism and commodification.; Author / Publisher: Nomy Lamm (self-published); Category: ableism; body image; consumerism; disabilities; fat acceptance; feminism; oppression; physical disabilities; Date / Volume: #3 (n.d.); Publication Place: Olympia, WA
Item 12: Image Geek: Photography zine with black-and-white photographs.; Author / Publisher: Jesica Goldberg, ed. (self-published); Category: photographs; photography; Date / Volume: #2 (1995); Publication Place: Seattle, WA
Item 13: Imaginary Windows: Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Erin Fae (self-published); Category: gender identity; movies; personal stories; queer; queer identity; Date / Volume: #2 (n.d.); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 14: Immigrant Rights and Wrongs: English and Spanish-language publication about immigration. Alternate title: Derechos Humanos para los Inmigrantes.; Author / Publisher: Lisa Duran, Bill Gallegos, Eric Mann, Glenn Omatsu, and with Urban Strategies Group (A Labor/ Community Strategy Center Publication); Category: immigration; work; Date / Volume: (1994); Publication Place: Los Angeles, CA
Item 15: Imprint: Zine with an emphasis in midwifery, childbirth and feminism.; Author / Publisher: Nicole Franklin (self-published); Category: childbirth; feminism; hospitals; midwifery; motherhood; pregnancy; women; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 16: Improv 101: Minicomic about a variety of topics but mainly detailing the author's experience in an improv 101 class.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Donna Barr, 2017; Author / Publisher: Steven Reddy; Category: sketching; comics; autobiographical comics; acting; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Seattle, WA
Item 17: In the Abdomen: Surrealist mini-comic. #2 subtitled: "Puffy Blister."; Author / Publisher: Roy Tompkins (self-published); Category: art; comics; Date / Volume: #2 (Nov. 1986); Publication Place: Austin, TX
Item 18: In the Hands of Boys: Minicomic. After her friend Lynn is killed while reporting on the Serbo-Croatian conflict, Anna adopts Lynn's son and brings him to the U.S. to protect him from his father and Lynn's rapist.; Author / Publisher: Melody Nadia Shickley (self-published); Category: adoption; comics; war; Date / Volume: #1 (2005); Publication Place: unknown
Item 19: Incite!: A fanzine featuring music reviews, interviews, discussion of the mainstream and alternative music industry and personal narrative.; Acquisition Information: Donated by the Barnard Zine Library, 2015; Author / Publisher: Tim Alborn; Category: consumerism; eighties music; interviews; marxism; music; music reviews; record labels; rock and roll; Date / Volume: #15 (1989), #17 (1990), #20 (1991), #24 (1993); Publication Place: Cambridge, MA
Item 20: The Incredible F-Man: F-Man rescues Dionne Warwick. "First Collector Issue Ever!" Two copies.; Author / Publisher: Mark Todd (self-published); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: (2003); Publication Place: Valatie, NY
Item 21: Indestructable: Personal zine with diartistic writings.; Author / Publisher: Christy C. Road (Microcosm Publishing); Category: bisexuality; gay; high school; lesbian; personal stories; queer; queer identity; rebellion; sex; teenagers; youth sexuality; Date / Volume: (2006); Publication Place: Brooklyn, NY
Item 22: Indy Revolt: The Many Hearts of Anarchy: Zine with short "chapters" exploring topics such as violence, personal introductions to anarchism, and molotov cocktails.; Author / Publisher: unknown; Category: anarchy; personal stories; violence; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 23: Inessential Garbage: Rare and unpublished works featuring characters from Hanselmann's Megg and Mogg series.; Author / Publisher: Simon Hanselmann (Fantagraphics); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: FBI Mini #37 (2017); Publication Place: Seattle, WA
Item 24: Infamous Funnies: Minicomic with strips by various contributors. Contains adult content.; Author / Publisher: John Pound; Vincent Marchesano; David Coulson; Joe Benintende; Larry Rippe, et al. (Fantasy House); Category: comics; erotic pictures; erotic stories; humor; Date / Volume: #1 (1973); Publication Place: Los Angeles, CA

Box I3

Item 1: Ingleside News: Personal zine with diaristic writings and nostalgic articles about returning to her home town.; Author / Publisher: Isabelle Bourret (self-published); Category: cats; cities; moving; personal stories; pet care; pets; urban exploration; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #12 Homecoming Issue (winter 2003); Publication Place: Levis, QC, Canada
Item 2: Initiation: Short stories and photography.; Author / Publisher: Max G. Morton (Heartworm Press); Category: fiction; photography; short stories; writing; Date / Volume: Heartworm #42 / 23 WLVS #00 (2010); Publication Place: Philadelphia, PA
Item 3: Ink Disease: Magazine of interviews and music reviews; Author / Publisher: Steve Alper, ed. (Ink Disease); Category: bands; interviews; music; music reviews; Date / Volume: #14 (fall 1988), #17 (1991); Publication Place: Los Angeles, CA
Item 4: Inner Muscle: Punk fanzine with music and band reviews and discussion of music scenes in general. Also includes non-music related articles and photo essays. Issue #6 is a split with Shat Upon #2 and in filed under Shat Upon.; Author / Publisher: Josh Vanek, ed. (self-published); Category: all ages shows; bands; bicycle touring; concert organizing; fiction; independent media; interviews; music; music reviews; photographs; punk; road trips; short stories; travel; travel stories; zine reviews; Date / Volume: #4, #6 (1990s); Publication Place: Missoula, MT
Item 5: Insect: Mini-comic taking place in a graveyard.; Author / Publisher: Roy (self-published); Category: cartoons; comics; humor; Date / Volume: #6 (May 1987); Publication Place: unknown
Item 6: [Insert Witty Title Here]: Zine consisting mainly of poetry and stories but also includes a personal selection for the editor.; Author / Publisher: June Owatari (self-published); Category: music reviews; love; personal stories; poetry; relationships; Date / Volume: #2 (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 7: Insight: Humorous zine focusing mainly on music.; Author / Publisher: John Livingstone (self-published); Category: band tours; bands; book reviews; comics; conspiracies; humor; interviews; labor unions; music; music reviews; musicians; personal stories; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #1 (1993), #16 (1996); Publication Place: Farminton, MI
Item 8: InstaMod: Personal zine with the author's thoughts on different subjects, including punk, zinemaking, copyrighting, crushes and skateboarding, as well as childlike and silly illustrations.; Author / Publisher: (self-published); Category: cooking; crushes; media critique; movies; personal stories; punk; skateboarding; Date / Volume: #4 (1996); Publication Place: MD
Item 9: Instant Glam: Zine with D.I.Y. tips to turn ordinary clothes into "Glam".; Author / Publisher: Daphne Dacquay (self-published); Category: fashion; DIY; Date / Volume: (2001); Publication Place: Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Item 10: Instigator: San Diego punk music scene with personal narratives and interviews.; Author / Publisher: Snotface, Critic, Void, Noid, Wonder Woman (self-published); Category: bands; concert reviews; interviews; media critique; music reviews; punk; personal stories; teenagers; youth; Date / Volume: #1, #2 (n.d.), #3 (1994); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 11: Insurrectionary Mutual Aid: Zine describing the use of mutual aid in disasters as a means of resisting the government and establishing an anarchist revolution.; Author / Publisher: The Curious George Brigade; Category: anarchism; insurrectionary anarchism; revolution; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 12: Intergalactic She Devils: Minicomic about intergalactic she devils Rinola and Mialla causing mischief.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Donna Barr; Author / Publisher: Randy L. Vaillancourt (self-published); Category: comics; humor; punk; women in comics; Date / Volume: #1, #2 (2015); Publication Place: unknown
Item 13: Irene: Collection of comics.; Author / Publisher: d.w., Andy Warner, Dakota McFadzean, eds. (Irene Comics); Category: art; cartoons; comics; graphic novels; Date / Volume: #6 (2015); Publication Place: unknown
Item 14: Iron Armor: Music fanzine with reviews and interviews.; Author / Publisher: Joe Poppa (self-published); Category: music; music reviews; interviews; punk; Date / Volume: #4 (n.d.); Publication Place: New York, NY
Item 15: Ironstar: Minicomic. Stef Astra, a soldier of the Ironstar Legion, is tasked with saving the outer colonies of the Allied Systems from the robotic "digital men."; Author / Publisher: Chris Wichtendahl, script; Sean Tiffany, art (BloodFire Studios); Category: comics; science fiction; Date / Volume: unnumbered (2003); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 16: Is Non-violence the Answer?: Political zine which questions non-violence as a response to oppression and seeks to broaden the dialogue among activists to consider other means of resistance. Includes quotes from historical figures and intellectuals on the topics of violence and pacifism.; Author / Publisher: "activist reading group"; Category: non-violence; oppression; pacifism; resistance; violence; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 17: It Resembles Itself: Zine with experimental poetry.; Author / Publisher: J.D. Nelson (Mad Verse Press); Category: experimental poetry; poetry; Date / Volume: (2008); Publication Place: Lafayette, CO
Item 18: It'll Be Morning: A novel written from the point of of view of a narrator who is trying to live sober as he moves through the criminal underworld among prostitutes, homeless youth and drug addicts.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Jesica Brubaker, 2015.; Author / Publisher: unknown; Category: drug addiction; drugs; fiction; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 19: It's a Wonderful Lifestyle: "An encyclopedic examination of American popular culture in the 1970s."; Author / Publisher: Candi Strecker (self-published); Category: cars; cultural criticism; fashion; film; hair; history; movies; music; Date / Volume: #1 (1990); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 20: It's Complicated: Musings on Race, Ethnicity, and Identity: Personal thoughts on racial, sexual, and class identity by a self-described "lesbian, Latina, upper-middle-class" woman.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Barnard Library, 2017; Author / Publisher: Rachel Casiano Hernandez (self-published); Category: class relations; lesbian; personal stories; race; racial identity; social class; Date / Volume: (July 2012); Publication Place: unknown
Item 21: It's the P.I.T.S.! (Panic in the Streets): Comic arts zine with interviews and articles. Nos. 1-2 signed by Jack Habegger.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Jack Habegger, 2015-2016 (nos. 1-2); Author / Publisher: Jack Habegger and Will Clausen (self-published: Clinker Comics); Category: artists; bands; comics; interviews; musicians; Date / Volume: #1-2 (2015); #3 (2016?); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 22: Ivan Is Dead: Minicomic filled with darkly humorous comic strips. Issue #1 in the collection is signed by the artists. The unnumbered issue in the collection is inscribed by Ivan Aviña.; Author / Publisher: Ivan Aviña; Silvia Flores; Eliseo Correa (Meat Wagon Studios); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: #1 (July 2001), unnumbered (2000); Publication Place: San Diego, CA

Box J1

Item 1: Jack and Lucky: Lucky, a giant talking cat, helps his roomate and friend Jack find a girlfriend, who undergoes a dramatic change during a full moon. www.motenai.com; Author / Publisher: Anthony Hon (Montenai Comics); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: #1-3 (2002-2006); Publication Place: [Foster City, CA?]
Item 2: A Jam of Spot: Collective comic featuring the interpretation of "Spot" from different artists. Edited by Colin Upton.; Author / Publisher: Roberta Gregory; Donna Barr; Colin Upton; Bryce Rasmussen; Brad W. Foster; Chester Brown; Myles; Joe Meyer (self-published); Category: comics; Date / Volume: #4 (1990?); Publication Place: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Item 3: Jane: Collection of personal stories and interviews regarding an underground abortion service ("Jane") that operated from 1968-1973; Author / Publisher: (Firestarter Press); Category: abortion; feminism; personal stories; women's health; Date / Volume: (2004); Publication Place: Baltimore, MD
Item 4: Java Turtle: Zine featuring comics about coffee.; Author / Publisher: Lynne Lowe (Java Turtle Productions); Category: coffee; comics; humor; Date / Volume: #4 (2001) - Comic Issue; Publication Place: Santa Barbara, CA
Item 5: Jello for President: Personal zine compiling diaristic writings on issues involving women in society.; Author / Publisher: Monika Seitz (self-published); Category: child abuse; childhood; drugs; HIV/AIDS; personal stories; punk; relationships; straight edge; women; Date / Volume: #5 (Jan. 1999); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 6: Jelly Cake: "Friends, donuts and people you might like to hang out with."; Author / Publisher: Benjamin Castle (self-published); Category: fiction; humor; short stories; Date / Volume: Vol. 1 #1-4 (2005-2006), A New Beginning (2007), Vol. 2.5 Canned Diced Bananas in Heavy Corn Syrup (2008), Vol. 3 Fully Achromatic (2008), Blueberry Marinade (Bonus Issue) (2008), Vol. 4 Full Boogie Retrogress (2008); Publication Place: Minneapolis, MN
Item 7: Jelly Cake: An Animated Series Teleplay: The "pointless, random and mundance micro-transactions" of the Jelly cake super-heroines in teleplay form.; Author / Publisher: Benjamin Castle (self-published); Category: fiction; humor; short stories; Date / Volume: Season 2: Episode 2 (2012), Season 2: Episode 3 (2012); Publication Place: Minneapolis, MN
Item 8: Jelly Cake: Bittersweet: Edited and abridged edition of the original Jelly Cake series.; Author / Publisher: Benjamin Castle (self-published); Category: fiction; humor; short stories; Date / Volume: (2009); Publication Place: Minneapolis, MN
Item 9: Jelly Cake: Re-paired & Remixed: Fictional stories, told in the form of teleplays, featuring heroines Helen and Estelle, whose adventures blend elements of science fiction, humor, and the mundane.; Author / Publisher: Benjamin Castle (self-published); Category: humor; science fiction; Date / Volume: Episodes 1 & 2 (2016); Publication Place: Minneapolis, MN

Box J2

Item 1: Jesus Delivers: Mini-comic which offers a critique of the christian church. The story centers on a boy in a non-western country who is converted by a christian proselytizer and then disabused of his christian beliefs by his father.; Author / Publisher: Jim Woodring and David Lasky (Starhead Comix); Category: christianity; jesus christ; religion; Date / Volume: (1996); Publication Place: Seattle, WA
Item 2: Jing Bang So: Personal zine with reviews, interview and music information.; Author / Publisher: Maria (self-published); Category: bands; interviews; music; musicians; personal stories; punk; Date / Volume: #3, #5 (n.d.); Publication Place: Vallejo, CA
Item 3: Jingle Bell Rockin' Nutmeg: Author's feelings & memories during Christmas holiday season.; Author / Publisher: Megan (self-publsihed); Category: christmas; holidays; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Paton, IA
Item 4: Jo Labadie and His Gift to Michigan: A Legacy for the Masses: Biography of Michigan labor organizer and anarchist Jo Labadie. This pamphlet was produced by the University of Michigan Special Collections Library to commemorate the 90 years since it acquired the Labadie Collection.; Author / Publisher: Julie Herrada and Edward Weber, curators (University of Michigan Library); Category: anarchism; biographies; labor movement; labor unions; left-wing politics; radical politics; socialism; Date / Volume: (2000); Publication Place: Ann Arbor, MI
Item 5: Jobnik!: Autobiographical minicomic about Libicki's experience moving from the U.S. to Israel to join the Israel Defense Forces. As well as analyzing her political convictions, Libicki explores her sexual and emotional life as a soldier.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Dan Hager; Author / Publisher: Miriam Libicki (Real Gone Girl Studios); Category: comics; war; terrorism; identity politics; Date / Volume: no. 1 (2003?)-no. 6 (2007); Publication Place: [Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada?]
Item 6: Jobnik Manifesto: A statement of purpose from the author of Jobnik!, her thoughts on Israel, zionism, and hopes for the comic.; Author / Publisher: Miriam Libicki (Real Gone Girl Studios); Category: comics; war; terrorism; identity politics; Date / Volume: (2004); Publication Place: [Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada?]
Item 7: The Joke's On You: Animal-themed issue discussing animals and their relationship to human society.; Author / Publisher: Jennie (self-published); Category: animal rights; animals; bats; cats; dogs; insects; personal stories; pets; pigeons; plants; Date / Volume: #7 (spring-summer 1997); Publication Place: Berkeley, CA
Item 8: Journal: Fantasy story in the form of a journal by 10-year-old Atticus Smith, a kind of amphibian bipedal octopus, logging his day-to-day encounters with different species, and robots.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Donna Barr, 2018; Author / Publisher: Kalen Knowles (self-published: Octal Publishing); Category: comics; Date / Volume: vol. 1 (2015); Publication Place: Seattle, WA
Item 9: The Journal of Ride Theory: Zine with reviews of amusement park rides and attractions.; Author / Publisher: Daniel Howland, ed. (self-published); Category: tourism; Date / Volume: Vol. 1 #1 (n.d.); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 10: Journalsong: Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Steve Gevurtz (Microcosm Publishing); Category: drinking; heartbreak; personal stories; relationships; Date / Volume: #6 (n.d.); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 11: Jumbo Shrimp: Personal zine with zine and music reviews.; Author / Publisher: Meeshell (self-published); Category: book reviews; concert reviews; cultural criticism; music reviews; personal stories; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #9 (n.d.); Publication Place: Prior Lake, MN
Item 12: Junction Comix: Minicomic. Issue #1 features cowboy character Wild G. Bill Hefner.; Author / Publisher: Jon Tegnell (Spider Comix); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: #1 (1987); Publication Place: Carrboro, NC
Item 13: Just a Bit Off...: Autobiographical minicomic about Zugale's experience moving to Los Angeles to be a comics artist. www.jeffzugale.com/justabitoff; Category: comics; autobiographical comics; Creator / Publisher: Jeff Zugale (self-published); Date / Volume: #1 (July 2006); Publication Place: [Los Angeles, CA?]
Item 14: Justice for Alfred Olango: Zine about the Sept. 27, 2016 police shooting of Alfred Olango in El Cajon, Calif. and subsequent demonstrations against the police. Also includes information on the arrest of Marquis Campbell on Sept. 15, 2016 at San Diego State University and the efforts of students acting on his behalf.; Author / Publisher: [Angela Risi] (self-published: SDSU Zine and DIY Culture Club); Category: black liberation; black resistance; police brutality; protests; resistance; Date / Volume: (Oct. 2016); Publication Place: San Diego

Box K1

Item 1: K48: Includes articles on the arts, popular culture and youth culture, personal stories and interviews, with photographs and illustrations.; Author / Publisher: Scott Hug, ed. (self-published); Category: art; artists; interviews; movies; photographs; rebellion; teenagers; television; youth; youth sexuality; Date / Volume: #3 (2002); Publication Place: New York, NY
Item 2: KamaSiouxTra: Zine featuring personal stories and poetry concerning sexual identity and power issues. Native American themes throughout.; Author / Publisher: Various (self-published); Category: art; artists; music; music reviews; personal stories; poetry; sex; Date / Volume: Issioux 5 (Aug.-Dec. 2011); Publication Place: San Diego, San Francisco, CA
Item 3: Karno's Klassics: Minicomic featuring creator Arnòrsson's hallmark furry artwork and lewd humor, with frequent contributions from underground comics artists, including Donna Barr. Contains adult subject matter.; Author / Publisher: Kjartan Arnòrsson, ed.; Jim Groat; Scott Ruggles; Parsonavich; Donna Barr; Terrie Smith; Paula Schricker (self-published); Category: comics; erotic pictures; fetishes; fur; humor; sex; Date / Volume: #7 (March 1991), #26 (Jan. 1988), #27 (Feb. 1989), #29 (Jan. 1989); Publication Place: Tucson, AZ; Allston, MA
Item 4: Kdviations: Program guide for UC Davis Radio.; Author / Publisher: KDVS 90.3 FM, UC Davis (self-published); Category: community radio; criticism; cultural criticism; interviews; music; music reviews; radio; Date / Volume: (fall 2001); Publication Place: Davis, CA
Item 5: Kenosha, Wisconsin College Student Zines: Hand-made zines by college students concerning recipes, dirty jokes, tips for runners and more.; Author / Publisher: collective (self-published); Category: advice; baking; climate change; cooking; humor; photography; recipes; Date / Volume: (2012); Publication Place: Kenosha, WI
Item 6: Ker-Bloom!: A letterpress-printed personal zine about the definitions of the term "partner" and how it can be expanded to include many kinds of relationships.; Author / Publisher: Artnoose (artnoose); Category: personal stories; relationships; Date / Volume: #45 (Nov.-Dec. 2003), #46 (Jan.-Feb. 2004); Publication Place: Oakland, CA
Item 7: Kicking at the Darkness: Comic about a Canadian army regiment "fighting its way across Europe and discovering the unimaginable darkness of the Holocaust." Created for the Vancouver Holocaust Education Centre's "Canada Responds to the Holocaust, 1944-45" 2016 exhibit.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Donna Barr, 2017; Author / Publisher: Colin Upton (Vancouver Holocaust Education Centre); Category: comics; genocide; military; violence; war; Date / Volume: (2016); Publication Place: Vancouver, BC
Item 8: Kidney Room Fanzine: Zine with personal stories and essays on reproductive rights, veganism, straight edge and other topics.; Author / Publisher: Razzle (self-published); Category: abortion; anti-choice movement; family; personal stories; pro-choice movement; reproductive rights; straight edge; veganism; Date / Volume: #4 (n.d.); Publication Place: New York, NY
Item 9: Kiki Zine: Personal zine with diaristic writings and comics.; Author / Publisher: Sarah Dyer (self-published); Category: comics; feminism; media critique; menstrual cramps; personal stories; premenstrual syndrome (PMS); Date / Volume: #2 (1994); Publication Place: Staten Island, NY
Item 10: Killing the Queen: Personal zine with diaristic writings and zine reviews. Previously known as "C'est La Vie".; Author / Publisher: Christina (self-published); Category: body image; feminism; friendships; personal stories; relationships; zines; Date / Volume: #9 (1995); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 11: Kindling Zine: Zine with articles and editorials.; Author / Publisher: K. James, ed. (Landmire Press); Category: book reviews; criticism; experimental poetry; games; graffiti; media; movies; music reviews; veganism; vegetarianism; Date / Volume: (spring/summer 2005); Publication Place: Wapato, WA
Item 12: King of RPGs: Minicomic about a group of friends who play role playing games.; Author / Publisher: Jason Thompson (Mock Man Press); Category: comics; games; Date / Volume: #1 (July 2004); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 13: Kink and Culture: Zine focused on BDSM, kink and sexuality in popular culture. Contains essays, fiction, art and photography.; Author / Publisher: Leila Taylor (self-published); Category: art; artists; BDSM; censorship; disablilities; fetishes; fiction; gay; sex; Date / Volume: #1 (n.d); Publication Place: New York, NY
Item 14: Kizzy: Zine describing the fictional life of main character Kizzy on Veronica Island.; Author / Publisher: Benjamin Castle (Pop Creations); Category: fiction; Date / Volume: vol. 1 (2009); Publication Place: Minneapolis, MN
Item 15: Kleeman and Mike: "This is the story of two unlikely heores - a story which is destined to be forgotten over and over for generations..." The copy of Issue #1 is signed by the author on the front cover.; Author / Publisher: Randall Christopher (KNM Productions); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: #1 (2005); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 16: Kluttered Visions: Zine with lots of reviews on comics, magazines and music.; Author / Publisher: Keith O'Brien (self-published); Category: artists; comics; interviews; music reviews; tattoos; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #9 (winter 1998); Publication Place: unknown
Item 17: Know Nonsense Knews: Zine that makes the argument "why people are basically bad."; Author / Publisher: Shannon Colebank (Whizzbanger Productions); Category: anti-capitalism; capitalism; communism; criticism; cultural criticism; religion; socialism; spirituality; Date / Volume: #1 (n.d.); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 18: Kokoschka: Minicomic inspired by Frank Whitford's Oskar Kokoscka: A Life.; Author / Publisher: Bruce Stengl (self-published); Category: comics; graphic novels; literature; Date / Volume: (December 1994); Publication Place: Santa Rosa, CA
Item 19: Kosmostrator: Erotic, science fiction minicomic.; Author / Publisher: Dave McKenna (self-published); Category: comics; erotic stories; science fiction; short stories; Date / Volume: (2003); Publication Place: unknown

Box L1

Item 1: L.A. Reader: "Los Angeles's Free Weekly" Volume 5 #27 features a cover story on the mod subculture and fashion.; Author / Publisher: James Vowell (Randy Michael Signor); Category: comics; fashion; labor unions; media; media critique; movies; music; sports; television; wrestling; Date / Volume: vol. 5 #27 (April 1983); Publication Place: Los Angeles, CA
Item 2: The L.A. Review: "L.A.'s alternative monthly"; Author / Publisher: Brian Anderson & Dan Brin (LA Review); Category: criticism; cultural criticism; interviews; music; music reviews; musicians; poetry; politics; Date / Volume: vol. 1 #3 (Jan. 1981); Publication Place: Los Angeles, CA
Item 3: Laburnum: Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Marie Abbondanza (self-published); Category: body hair; celebrities; lesbian; personal stories; phone sex; sex work; Date / Volume: #3 (2002); Publication Place: Meadville, PA
Item 4: Ladies' Homewrecking Journal: Writings and prose about issues concerning feminism, racism, and gender issues.; Author / Publisher: Bianca (self-published); Category: feminism; gender; gender equality; gender roles; personal stories; race; racial identity; racism; Date / Volume: #2 (1995); Publication Place: San Pablo, CA
Item 5: Lady Bits: Informational zine about anatomy, birth control, menstruation, and consent.; Author / Publisher: Rachel Rolseth (self-published); Category: alternative menstrual products; birth control; consent; menstruation; women's health; Date / Volume: (2016); Publication Place: unknown
Item 6: Lady Churchill's Rosebud Wristlet: Literary zine featuring fiction, non-fiction and poetry.; Author / Publisher: Gavin J. Grant, Kelly Link and Jedediah Berry, eds. (Small Beer Press); Category: fiction; literature; poetry; short stories; Date / Volume: #26 (Dec. 2010), #28-29 (Jan. 2013 - Sept. 2013); Publication Place: Easthampton, MA
Item 7: Lady Luck: Do-It-Yourself guide to fun projects.; Author / Publisher: Kim Thompson (self-published); Category: band tours; cooking; DIY; feminism; recipes; recording; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Washington, DC
Item 8: Lady Parts: A zine with "personal essays about abortion and hysterectomy, in-depth articles about estrogen, interviews with women about self-esteem (from both trans and cis gender women), libido, moon cycles and some herbal recipes for women's health."; Author / Publisher: Dani Burlison (Petals and Bones); Category: gender politics; interviews; personal stories; queer; recipes; transgender; women's health; Date / Volume: (2016); Publication Place: Santa Rosa, CA
Item 9: Ladybird: Personal zine with articles on feminism and music.; Author / Publisher: Rhani Remedes (self-published); Category: bands; comics; feminism; interviews; music; music reviews; personal stories; sexism; women; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #2-3 (1994); Publication Place: Los Angeles, CA
Item 10: LadyFest Los Angeles 2002: Collection of interviews with comic artists showcased at LA LadyFest, poems, art, stories and photos.; Author / Publisher: collective (LadyFest Organizers); Category: artists; comics; disabilities; feminism; interviews; poetry; women; women in comics; women's history; Date / Volume: (Nov. 2002); Publication Place: Los Angeles, CA
Item 11: Ladyfriend: "For Ladies and all their friends."; Author / Publisher: Christa (self-published); Category: body image; comics; fashion; fat acceptance; feminism; interviews; music reviews; riot grrrl; sewing; superheroes; women; zine reviews; Date / Volume: #1 (n.d.), #4 (2000s); Publication Place: Cleveland, OH
Item 12: Lamb's Lettuce: Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Nikki and Kelly (self-published); Category: childhood; personal stories; road trips; travel stories; Date / Volume: #1 (n.d.); Publication Place: Greeley, CO
Item 13: Lameguy Lame-O-Zine: Personal zine with stories about camp and engaging in vandalism as a teenager. The author also satirizes various punk scenes and critiques late-night infomercials. Also includes band interviews and an interview with the author's college roomate who is a veteran of the Gulf War.; Author / Publisher: Brian Dibblee (self-published); Category: bands; camping; coming of age; humor; interviews; media critique; military; personal stories; punk; rebellion; teenagers; television; war; youth; Date / Volume: #1 (1990s); Publication Place: Memphis, TN
Item 14: Large Things: Collection of flash fiction.; Author / Publisher: Soheil Sassani (Budget Press); Category: literature; short fiction; Date / Volume: (2015); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 15: The Last Messiah: Minicomic. A college student is introduced to psychedelic drugs and becomes obsessed with seeking enlightenment. His search for absolute truth takes him to South America, where shamans possess a drug capable of showing its users reality as it really is.; Author / Publisher: Marky Starr, script; Mack White, art (self-published); Category: comics; drugs; humor; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 16: The Last Temptation: Personal zine with poetry and diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Nick Bell (self-published); Category: dating; high school; hiking; music reviews; personal stories; poetry; relationships; summer; travel stories; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: unnumbered [1995], unnumbered [1995], #7 (n.d.), #11 [1996]; Publication Place: San Diego, CA

Box L2

Item 1: Lavapunch: Collection of comics from various contributors. Two copies of first issue.; Author / Publisher: Jillian Ogle, ed. (self-published; issue #1: Brown Bag Press); Category: comics; Date / Volume: #1 "First Launch" (2006), #2 "Mission Control" (2007); Publication Place: unknown
Item 2: Lavender Lens: "Lesbian pride: Charting our future"; Author / Publisher: Bixi B. Craig (Buzz Publications); Category: gay; lesbian; polyamory; queer; queer identity; queer politics; same-sex marriage; transgender; women; Date / Volume: #42 (July 2003); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 3: Learning Good Consent: Zine devoted to educating about sexual consent.; Author / Publisher: (Riot Grrrl Press); Category: anarchism; consent; gay; gender; gender roles; queer; punk; rape; relationships; sex; sexual abuse; sexual relationships; surviving abuse; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Athens, OH
Item 4: The Learning Project: Issue #1 is a coloring book with profiles on militia movements and terrorist groups.; Author / Publisher: Maja D'Aoust; Kiyoshi Nakazawa; Bwana Spoons (Grass Hut Corp. and Lost Dog Press); Category: coloring books; terrorism; war; Date / Volume: #1 (2004) - Militias of the World and Guerilla Warfare; Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 5: Left On Mission & Revenge: Minicomic. Eric Westfall is pulled out of retirement to track down rogue agent Emma.; Author / Publisher: Chip Mosher, words: Nye Wright, art (self-published); Category: comics; Date / Volume: (2006); Publication Place: [Los Angeles]
Item 6: Leg Fog: Collage. Paint, stamps and news clippings. Printed in color.; Author / Publisher: Katerina Nikoltsou, John M. Bennett, C. Mehrl Bennett, Matthew Stolte (Luna Bisonte Prods); Category: art; mail art; Date / Volume: (2016); Publication Place: unknown
Item 7: Let's Go to Church: Poetry about organized religion.; Author / Publisher: Shannon Colebank (Whizzbanger Productions); Category: cultural criticism; poetry; power relations; religion; social class; Date / Volume: (2002); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 8: Let's Talk About Consent Baby: Zine devoted to raising awareness about sexual consent.; Author / Publisher: Down There Health Collective; Category: consent; relationships; sex; sexual abuse; sexual assault; sexual relationships; surviving abuse; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Washington D.C.
Item 9: Leviathan: Minicomic about a young graffiti artist who encounters a demonic monster in a train yard one night.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Dan Hager, 2004.; Author / Publisher: Scott Faulkner; Category: comics; horror; monsters; Date / Volume: (2004); Publication Place: unknown
Item 10: LGBTQ God Does Not Hate You!: Minicomic designed to resemble a bible tract which dispels the belief that God hates gays. 2 copies owned.; Author / Publisher: Roberta Gregory (self-published); Category: comics; gay; homophobia; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 11: Liar: Diary entries about the author's experiences with depression and being in therapy. "The Final Issue" of Oct. 1995 is done as a split with Power Candy #13. Filed under Power Candy.; Author / Publisher: Danielle Bastian (self-published); Category: depression; feminism; mental health; pets; psychiatric drugs; relationships; suicide; therapy; women; Date / Volume: The Final Issue (1995); Publication Place: Chicago, IL
Item 12: The Lies That Are His Life: Zine devoted to exposing Ronald Reagan's lies by juxtaposing his public statements with statistics drawn from government and news sources. Quotes and statistics accompany caricatures of the president contributed by several artists.; Author / Publisher: Starlen Baxter (self-published: Nerve Publications); Category: income assistance; politics; right-wing politics; satire; social class; Date / Volume: (1986); Publication Place: Lexington, KY
Item 13: Life Is Funny (dot-dot-dot): Autobiographical minicomic about Gregory's life after her television writing deal ends and she must work a part-time job to make ends meet.; Author / Publisher: Roberta Gregory (self-published); Category: autobiographical comics; Date / Volume: (2006); Publication Place: Seattle, WA
Item 14: Life of a Cartoon Artiste: Minicomic by Colin Upton, best know for his autobiographical comics. This comic is a collection of strips about two fictional cartoonists, Mark and Miles, as they struggle to make a living and preserve their artistic integrity.; Author / Publisher: Colin Upton (self-published); Category: art; artists; comics; humor; Date / Volume: #1 (1989?); Publication Place: Vancouver, B.C. Canada
Item 15: Life of Star Girl: Minicomic summarizing the mundane and heroic events in the life of the eponymous hero.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Donna Barr, 2019; Author / Publisher: Rico Desanctis (self-published); Category: comics; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 16: Lightning Bug Zine: Personal zine with creative writing.; Author / Publisher: Kirstin Munro (self-published); Category: baking; break-ups; love; personal stories; relationships; Date / Volume: #1 (n.d.), #2 (Jan. 2001); Publication Place: Saratoga, CA
Item 17: Lightstrips: A poem anthology series by SDSU Zine & DIY Culture Club.; Acquisition Information: Gift of SDSU Zine & D.I.Y. Culture Club, 2019; Author / Publisher: various contributors (self-published: SDSU Zine and DIY Culture Club); Category: poetry; Date / Volume: v. 1 (2017), v. 2 (n.d.), v. 3 (May 2018); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 18: Likely Stories: Minicomic. Volume 5, "Chocolypse Now," recounts a darker "Willy Wonka."; Author / Publisher: Dave Milloway and Matt Wood (writers), Stephanie Freese (illustrator) (Yodel Free Press); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: vol. 5 (2004); Publication Place: unknown
Item 19: Lil' Natas: Minicomic. "Lil' Natas fights, rants, and decapitates his way through hilarious adventures."; Author / Publisher: Robin Thompson (self-published: Hunter-Thompson Unlimited); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: #1 (2003); Publication Place: Victoria, B.C., Canada
Item 20: Lil' Scrapper: Fanzine with articles on various topics of interest to the author, including, for example, free speech, mullets, raves and jungle music.; Author / Publisher: Michelle (self-published); Category: DJs; hair; music; zine reviews; Date / Volume: #3 (winter 1999); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 21: Lila: Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Jessica Morrow (Desert Star Press); Category: anarchism; anti-capitalism; break-ups; capitalism; consumerism; DIY; ethical consumption; feminism; non-violence; personal stories; politics; relationships; riot grrrl; sexism; violence; yoga; Date / Volume: #2 (fall 2004); Publication Place: Flagstaff, AZ

Box L3

Item 1: Liliane, bi-dyke: Minicomic about the title character's experiences involving gender and sexuality.; Author / Publisher: Leanne Franson (self-published); Category: butch; comics; gender; humor; lesbian; queer; sex; transgender; transsexual; Date / Volume: #23 (1993), #34 (2004), #37 (2005), #41 (2005); Publication Place: Montreal, Canada
Item 2: Limousine: Personal zine with diaristic writings. Issue #5 is a split issue with That Girl #9 and is filed under That Girl.; Author / Publisher: Libby Lampart (self-published); Category: body image; depression; fat acceptance; fathers; feminism; interviews; moving; personal stories; prostitution; psychiatric drugs; television; therapy; work; Date / Volume: #5 (n.d.), #6 (n.d.); Publication Place: San Luis Obispo, CA; San Mateo, CA
Item 3: Liquid Ohio: Zine with poetry and diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Amber Goddard (self-published); Category: personal stories; poetry; Date / Volume: #34 (n.d.); Publication Place: Bakersfield, CA
Item 4: LIS Microaggressions: Zine filled with anecdotes -- submitted by various contributors -- of subtly denigrating racial remarks and behaviors made by those in the library profession.; Author / Publisher: Simone Fujita and Cynthia Mari Orozco, eds. (self-published); Category: people of color; race; racial stereotypes; racism; Date / Volume: vol. 1 #1 (March/April 2015); Publication Place: Long Beach, CA?
Item 5: Litterbug: Single sheet zine of dark, graffiti-like drawings.; Author / Publisher: unknown; Category: art; comics; Date / Volume: unknown; Publication Place: unknown
Item 6: Little Andyroyd: Contains a comic book story by Erik Kriek.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Dan Hager, 2013; Author / Publisher: Erik Kriek (De Plaatjesmaker); Category: comics; Date / Volume: "Deel 19 van De Pincet Reeks" (2000); Publication Place: De Wittenkade 118hs, 1051 AL Amsterdam
Item 7: Little Brother Ink & Paper: "...Animal liberation from a feminist perspective."; Author / Publisher: Ryan D. Stec (self-published); Category: animal rights; feminism; oppression; power relations; privilege; veganism; Date / Volume: #2 (Oct. 1996); Publication Place: Ontario, Canada
Item 8: Little Cloud: The author's meditation on syncretic spiritual practice in which she also recounts her spiriutal history and growth.; Author / Publisher: Julia Glassman (self-published); Category: buddhism; nature; religion; trees; Date / Volume: #1 (2013); Publication Place: Los Angeles, CA
Item 9: The Little Heel: Semi-surrealist short story about a woman called "the Little Heel." Originally published in FARCE. Edition of 500.; Author / Publisher: Lee Moore (author); David Larson (illustrations) (The Paper Plant); Category: fiction; short stories; Date / Volume: (2004); Publication Place: Raleigh, NC
Item 10: The Little Things: Autobiographical minicomic filled with strips that relate droll anecdotes from the author's life.; Author / Publisher: Brandon Hanvey (self-published); Category: comics; autobiographical comics; Date / Volume: (winter 2003); Publication Place: [San Francisco, CA?]
Item 11: A Little Zine of Confessions: Gift of the author. Personal mini-zine.; Author / Publisher: Riley Wilson (self-published); Category: personal stories; Date / Volume: (2016); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 12: The Littlest Gunne: Minicomic by Colin Upton, best know for his autobiographical comics. In this comic, anthropomorphic cannons take part in a fictional battle, and the "littlest gunne" gets an introduction to war.; Author / Publisher: Colin Upton (self-published: Colin Upton Comics); Category: comics; violence; war; Date / Volume: (2006); Publication Place: Vancouver, B.C. Canada
Item 13: Lit-up Freeway: In this personal zine Jessica remembers her family, reflects on life and death, youth and old age, and shares her health problems and troubles at school. Also includes reviews and poetry.; Author / Publisher: Jessica (self-published); Category: book reviews; death; family; mothers; personal stories; poetry; road trips; youth; Date / Volume: #1 (1998?); Publication Place: Maplewood, MN
Item 14: Lively Degenerates: Minicomic about the misadventures of two punk friends. A satire on American culture.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Dan Hager, 2004.; Author / Publisher: Will Koffman (self-published); Category: comics; punk; satire; Date / Volume: #1 (2003); Publication Place: unknown
Item 15: Living Proof: Perzine mostly dealing with the author's break-up with his girlfriend of five years.; Author / Publisher: Andrew Mall (self-published); Category: break-ups; criticism; interviews; media critique; personal stories; relationships; Date / Volume: #1-5 (fall 2003-spring 2007); Publication Place: Chicago, IL
Item 16: Lockpick Pornography: Novel written to inform the reader of issues surrounding homosexuality.; Author / Publisher: Joey Comeau (Loose Teeth Press); Category: fiction; gay; gender; gender identity; gender roles; lesbian; queer; queer identity; Date / Volume: #001 (Oct. 2005); Publication Place: Canada
Item 17: Logopolis: Personal zine containing poetry.; Author / Publisher: Justin Katko (Eyes Eeg Awed); Category: experimental poetry; poetry; Date / Volume: (2004); Publication Place: Oxford, OH

Box L4

Item 1: The Loner: Wordless comic in which a man wanders a mostly empty city.; Author / Publisher: Adam Yeater (self-published); Category: comics; Date / Volume: (2018); Publication Place: Tucson, AZ
Item 2: Lonesome?: A collage of images taken from 1950s pulp men's magazines.; Author / Publisher: Danforth France (self-published); Category: art; humor; sex; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Los Angeles, CA
Item 3: Look! I Found an Old Roll of Toilet Paper with Jokes on Each Square: Collection of photographs of jokes from old toilet paper; Acquisition Information: Gift of Donna Barr; Author / Publisher: Pat Moriarty (self-published); Category: bathrooms; humor; photographs; Date / Volume: (2015); Publication Place: unknown
Item 4: Looking: Story about a homeless girl and her drug-addicted boyfriend. Written by the author of Inkling zine.; Author / Publisher: Melissa Klein (self-published); Category: abuse; child abuse; drug addiction; drugs; homelessness; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 5: Looking for Lettuce: Personal narrative with poetry.; Author / Publisher: unknown (self-published); Category: interviews; personal stories; poetry; zine reviews; Date / Volume: #4 (n.d.); Publication Place: Hawthorne, CA
Item 6: Loony Bin Chronicles: Minicomic based on the author's observations of the harmful effects of psychiatric drugs and the mental health system. A construction worker named Jesse is gradually debilitated by a regimen of psychiatric drugs and the conditions in a mental health hospital after he is committed for fighting with four drunken college students outside a bar.; Author / Publisher: Alison Doran (A.T. Comics); Category: comics; psychiatric drugs; psychiatric hospitals; Date / Volume: (2003); Publication Place: unknown
Item 7: Loop: Single-sheet zine arguing for a new style of hip hop without "loops."; Author / Publisher: Skull (Surf War Press House); Category: hip hop; music; rap; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 8: L'Orange: A collection of short stories by various authors.; Author / Publisher: Alfonso Villegas, Kevin Marcojos, and Christopher Lopez (self-published); Category: short stories; Date / Volume: #2 (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 9: Lost World: Childhood comics drawn by Jonathan Lazaro.; Author / Publisher: Jonathan Lazaro (self-published); Category: comics; Date / Volume: Chapters 1-3; Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 10: Loud Paper: A zine "dedicated to increasing the volume of architectural discourse," including articles, projects, book and music reviews.; Author / Publisher: Mimi Zeiger and Jeremy Xavier, e.d. (self-published); Category: building construction; cities; gentrification; housing; landscapes; Date / Volume: (1998); Publication Place: Berkely, CA
Item 11: Loudmouth: Zine focusing on feminism and women's rights.; Author / Publisher: Stephanie Abraham (Women's Resource Center; Cal. State L.A.); Category: birth control; book reviews; break-ups; criticism; cultural criticism; feminism; gender; gender equality; gender politics; gender roles; interviews; left-wing politics; lesbian; movie reviews; politics; relationships; right-wing politics; women; women's history; Date / Volume: #3 (fall 2003), #5-7 (spring 2004-fall 2004); Publication Place: Los Angeles, CA
Item 12: Love Charades: Ryu's Heart and Brain characters appear in this minicomic about love and courtship.; Author / Publisher: Fay Ryu (self-published); Category: comics; love; romance; Date / Volume: #1 (2006); Publication Place: unknown
Item 13: Love Is For Suckers...: Personal zine in which Mike documents his travels through different cities, playing in bands, living in punk houses and falling in love. From the author: "Alot of stuff is kinda of funny, some is actually informative, and some stuff I wrote under heavy deppression or anger." (sic); Author / Publisher: Mike Straight (self-published); Category: band tours; bands; cities; love; personal stories; punk houses; relationships; Date / Volume: (1998); Publication Place: Baltimore, MD
Item 14: Loving U Thru It All: Single-sheet zine with a prose poem collage.; Author / Publisher: Christian Barroso (SDSU Zine and DIY Culture Club: self-published); Category: art; poetry; short fiction; Date / Volume: [April 2017]; Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 15: Low Life Scum Off Your Shoe: Zine focusing on skateboarding and music.; Author / Publisher: unknown (self-published); Category: bands; comics; interviews, music; musicians; personal stories; punk; riot grrrl; skateboarding; Date / Volume: #2 (n.d.); Publication Place: Australia
Item 16: Lower East Side Librarian: Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Jenna Freedman (self-published); Category: libraries; personal stories; theater; work; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: (2004); Publication Place: New York, NY
Item 17: Lucy: Personal zine with articles on various topics, including education and college radio, in which Lucy expresses disillusionment with her peers and traces her intellectual development. Also includes short prose poems.; Author / Publisher: Lucy (self-published); Category: apathy; music reviews; personal stories; radio; Date / Volume: #1 (1997); Publication Place: Ballwin, MO
Item 18: Lululand: Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Amy Adoyzie (self-published); Category: assimilation; crushes; jobs; personal stories; race; unemployment; work; Date / Volume: #3, #4 (n.d.); Publication Place: Van Nuys, CA
Item 19: Lusy's Angry: Personal zine with articles on topics relating to women.; Author / Publisher: Rebecca "Lucille van Pelt" (self-published); Category: comics; feminism; personal stories; politics; punk; sexism; stereotypes; women; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #1, #2, #4 (n.d.); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 20: Luv and Chaos: Personal zine with reviews.; Author / Publisher: C. Doline (self-published); Category: bands; comics; concert reviews; music; personal stories; Date / Volume: #3, #5 (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 21: Lynch By Inch: Zine to "share some 'details' and facts we think you should know and probably you never heard of during and after all the 'scandal' story regarding Ali Khalid Abdullah".; Author / Publisher: Friends of Ali Khalid Abdullah (Anarchist Black Cross -- ABC Puerto Rico); Category: activism; anarchism; anti-capitalism; black anarchism; political prisoners; politics; prison activism; prisoners; racism; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Arroyo, Puerto Rico

Box M1

Item 1: Machine Wolf and the Genetics 1st Draft: Six-issue script for a projected comic book miniseries about a group of genetically modified super-soldiers known as the Genetics. The issues are bound in book form between hand-lettered covers.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Dan Hager, 2016; Author / Publisher: David Hamilton (self-published); Category: comics; science fiction; Date / Volume: (1987); Publication Place: Compton, CA
Item 2: Mad Licks: "Columbia College's student reading series." Literature journal zine.; Author / Publisher: Sandra Lee Ernsberger and Francesca Thompson, eds. (Silver Tongue Reading Series); Category: literature; poetry; short fiction; Date / Volume: #3 (2011); Publication Place: Chicago, IL
Item 3: Mad Mulatta Zine: Personal zine covering the author's experience of having african-american hair, her attitude toward wearing bras, thoughts on organized religion, how wearing glasses affects her relationship and her anger at the way women are treated by society.; Author / Publisher: Brittany (self-published); Category: emotions; feminism; hair; internet; mixed race; personal stories; religion; women; zine fairs; zines; Date / Volume: #2 (2014); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 4: The Magic Whistle: Features humorous comic strips. Two copies of v. 2, no. 1.; Acquisition Information: Some issues gift of Dan Hager, 2013; Author / Publisher: Sam Henderson (self-published; Alternative Press); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: v. 1, no. 10 (1997), v. 2, no. 1 (1998), v. 2, no. 8 (2003); Publication Place: Gainesville, FL
Item 5: Make: From Makezine.enoughenough.org: "Make is propaganda for activist agitation. We ride a rickety skateboard between queer desires for social and economic justice, critical thought on anti-racism and poverty and a belief in DIY political insubordination." Articles on social justice, critical queer theory and activism.; Author / Publisher: Jane Spade, Marnee Meyer and Craig Willse, eds. (self-published); Category: activism; community radio; criminal justice; cultural criticism; fetishes; gay; HIV/AIDS; homophobia; media critique; people of color; prison activism; prisoners; prisons; queer; queer activism; queer politics; queer theory; racism; radio; transgender; Date / Volume: #2 (spring 2000); Publication Place: West Hollywood, CA
Item 6: Mala: Personal zine focusing on themes of gender, race, culture, and body image. This zine is a split with I'm Not An Angry Mexican, But I Play One On TV and is filed under I'm Not An Angry Mexican, But I Play One On TV.; Author / Publisher: Bianca Ortiz (self-published); Category: race; racial identity; racial stereotypes; body image; gender; politics; Date / Volume: #1 (2002); Publication Place: San Pablo, CA
Item 7: Les Malcontents: Art zine including photographs, paintings, and sketches.; Author / Publisher: Albert (self-published); Category: art; photography; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 8: Malt Swagger Comix: Minicomic depicting the members of the band Malt Swagger as superheroes.; Author / Publisher: [Mark Cunningham] (self-pubilshed/ A Lil Lucky Book); Category: bands; comics; humor; musicians; superheroes; Date / Volume: #2-3 (n.d.); Publication Place: Durham, NC

Box M2

Item 1: MamaPhiles: A mama zine collaboration

A collaborative zine on mothering and alternative parenting with the special topic "birth."

Author / Publisher: collective (MamaPhiles)

Category: childbirth; feminism; motherhood; mothers; parenting; poetry; women; zine reviews; zines

Date / Volume: (2003)

Publication Place: Chandler, AZ

Item 2: ¡mamasita!

Personal zine with articles on women and comics.

Author / Publisher: Bianca Ortiz (self-published)

Category: abuse; comics; DIY; feminism; people of color; personal stories; physical abuse; punk; race; racial identity; women; zines

Date / Volume: #3, #4 (n.d.)

Publication Place: San Pablo, CA

Item 3: Manufacturing Dissent

Writings of incarcerated anarchist activist Rob "Los Ricos" Thaxton.

Author / Publisher: Rob Los Ricos (Minneapolis Anarchist Black Cross)

Category: activism; anarchism; anti-capitalism; anti-globalization; black anarchism; capitalism; civil disobedience; direct action; globalization; left-wing politics; prisoners; political prisoners; radical politics; rebellion; resistance

Date / Volume: (2000s)

Publication Place: Minneapolis, MN

Item 4: A Man Was Lynched Yesterday

Zine about police violence and racial identity in the wake of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile's deaths.

Author / Publisher: Lazarus Nance Letcher (self-published)

Category: police brutality; race relations; racial identity; violence

Date / Volume: (n.d.)

Publication Place: Albuquerque, New Mexico

Item 5: Marathon Runner

Personal zine with reviews and poetry.

Author / Publisher: Brian (self-published)

Category: bands; concert reviews; interviews; music reviews; personal stories; poetry

Date / Volume: #1 (May 2002)

Publication Place: Sacramento, CA

Item 6: Mark

Minicomic commemorating underground comics artist Mark Campos after his death in 2018, with Lewis' personal recollections of Campos.

Acquisition Information: Gift of Donna Barr, 2018

Author / Publisher: Larry Lewis (self-published)

Category: artists; comics

Date / Volume: (2018)

Publication Place: Shoreline, WA

Item 7: Mark Campos: Posthumous Collection

Collection of selected works by Mark Campos and collaborator Bruce Chrislip. Includes and afterword by Chrislip with remembrances of Campos.

Acquisition Information: Gift of Donna Barr, 2018

Author / Publisher: Bruce Chrislip, ed. (self-published)

Category: comics

Date / Volume: (2018)

Publication Place: unknown

Item 8: Mark VanFleet Series

Includes "Float, Don't Float", "Abstract Expressionists", "Helicopter Teeth", "Rules for Baseball" and more.

Author / Publisher: Mark VanFleet (self-published)

Category: art; comics; humor

Date / Volume: (n.d.)

Publication Place: unknown

Item 9: Martin's Misdirecton

Collected comic strips about Martin the magician.

Author / Publisher: James Burks (self-published)

Category: comics; humor

Date / Volume: Martin Beats the Devil (2003)

Publication Place: Canada

Item 10: MaryMark Press - About

Other MaryMark productions, interviews, sound collages and other miscellaneous papers.

Author / Publisher: Mark Sonnenfeld (self-published: Marymark Press)

Category: experimental poetry; interviews

Date / Volume: (2004-2006)

Publication Place: East Windsor, NJ

Item 11: Marymark Press (2004)

"airwave & flatroofs"; "Duramorph Bolus"; "Finish"; "Tired Of The Straight Life"; Give-Out Sheet Series; broadsides; press releases; spoken word / sound collage

Author / Publisher: Mark Sonnenfeld, ed. (self-published: Marymark Press)

Contributors: Magda Lagerwerf; Joseph Verrilli; Andrew Topel; Luc Fierens; David A. Elizondo; Vasa Radovanovic; Vermicious Knid; Kevin M. Hibshman; Lee Widing; Debbie Kirk; John Natkie; Ana Christy; Michael Douglas Himmer; Joe Machetto; John Walcsak; Virginia Elena Cubillan Ledezma; Susan Maurer; Kimberly A. Cavanagh; Erik Disorder; Stephanie Hiteshew; Francois Marceau; Anne Braunschweig

Category: experimental poetry; photographs; poetry

Date / Volume: (2004)

Publication Place: East Windsor, NJ

Item 12: Marymark Press (2005)

"anticlimactic"; "chapbook k"; "In2"; "Ink"; "Instant Comma"; "New Yoke"; "'O.K. O.K.'"; "The Population Has Seen Me / Chapbook of Dreams"; "Publishing Technique"; "So! in the Head"; "The Song is Flaw"; "When I go off microphone"; broadsides; give-out sheet series; press releases

Author / Publisher: Mark Sonnenfeld, ed. (self-published: Marymark Press)

Contributors: Ruggero Maggi; Susan Maurer; Stephanie Hiteshew; Ana Christy; Aaron Alexander Cotton; Blancdesign; Lila Goodman; Alice Lenkiewicz; Joseph Verrilli; Virginia Elena Cubillan Ledezma; Spiel; Andrew Topel; Eugene Sherman; Mark Hawkey; Judson Vereen; Berrien C. Henderson; Gyorgy Kostritsky; Willi Melnikov; M. Mosher; Sigismund Urban; Neal Wilgus; James Michael Ward

Category: experimental poetry; photographs; poetry

Date / Volume: (2005)

Publication Place: East Windsor, NJ

Box M3

Item 4: Marymark Press (2006)

"14th St. Sta. Found Items"; "an anonymous artist"; "automatic writing mysteries"; "Bleecker Street"; "the chapbook"; "Chapbook: Skeezix"; "countersyncopationyeah"; "forget the rewrite"; "Nothing! / Seven Jewish Short Fictions"; "a pamphlet 4 kirby"; "Short Story"; "Zine Workers"; Give-Out Sheet Series; broadsides

Author / Publisher: Mark Sonnenfeld, ed. (self-published: Marymark Press)

Contributors: Marie Kazalia; E. Sundermann; Jose Roberto Sechi; August Ciufo; Richard Kostelanetz

Category: experimental poetry; photographs; poetry

Date / Volume: (2006)

Publication Place: East Windsor, NJ

Item 5: Marymark Press (2007)

"8 written before I leave for Britain"; "Bra Head"; "Get It"; "I am a (urban) cassette 'sound' collagist"; "Jerk off Guitar Players"; "london nov6 - nov11"; "Mixed Up"; "motel"; "Think"; Give-Out Sheet Series; broadsides

Author / Publisher: Mark Sonnenfeld, ed. (self-published: Marymark Press)

Contributors: Stephanie Hiteshew; Judith L. Lundin; Tom Hays; Eric Greinke; Joseph Verrilli; James Michael Ward

Category: experimental poetry; photographs; poetry

Date / Volume: (2007)

Publication Place: East Windsor, NJ

Item 6: Marymark Press (2008)

"Bass Clef"; "the day after"; "Inside, Group Reports, Reassembled"; "Radio Connecticut"; "small press dramatic composition"; "The Stick Duo; Enlifing Poemblem chapbook"; "Taboo / maxine messaging mark"; "typewriter art"; broadsides

Author / Publisher: Mark Sonnenfeld, ed. (self-published: Marymark Press)

Contributors: Thaïs H. Miller; Sigismund Urban; John M. Bennett; Andrew Topel; Willi Melnikov; Robert Pomerhn

Category: experimental poetry; photographs; poetry

Date / Volume: (2008)

Publication Place: East Windsor, NJ

Box M4

Item 1: Marymark Press (2009)

"2 Year Poems"; "Assassinations are first penciled"; "Data Dump"; "Dismal (Literary?) Document"; "Moscow-esque"; "a short unbound publication held together by staples"; "Union printer"; Give-Out Sheet Series; broadsides

Author / Publisher: Mark Sonnenfeld, ed. (self-published: Marymark Press)

Contributors: Paula J. Jesgarz; Lila Goodman; John J. Trause; Andrew Topel; B.Z. Niditch; Susan Maurer: B. Saved; T. Kilgore Splake; Tabitha Stephenson; Maryann Sonnenfeld; Mel C. Thompson; George Kuntzman

Category: experimental poetry; photographs; poetry

Date / Volume: (2009)

Publication Place: East Windsor, NJ

Item 2: Marymark Press (2010)

"5 preludes"; "Non Profit Founder"; "Okay / Unexpected poems"; "Picture Book San Diego"; "Single Life"; "Yellow Pages"; broadsides

Author / Publisher: Mark Sonnenfeld, ed. (self-published: Marymark Press)

Contributors: Kevin M. Hibsham; Moshé Liba; Kirby Congdon; Patricia Carragon; Rosalie Calabrese; Mitch Corber; Cindy Hochman; Karen Neuberg; Hugh Fox; Alicia Wade; CEE; Zach Hamilton

Category: experimental poetry; photographs; poetry

Date / Volume: (2010)

Publication Place: East Windsor, NJ

Item 3: Marymark Press (2011)

"Brassiere"; "Thunk It"; Give-Out Sheet Series; broadsides

Author / Publisher: Mark Sonnenfeld, ed. (self-published: Marymark Press)

Contributors: Joseph Verrilli; Dory L. Williams; Olivia Suriani; Kalman Gayler; Susan Sanders

Category: experimental poetry; photographs; poetry

Date / Volume: (2011)

Publication Place: East Windsor, NJ

Item 4: Marymark Press (2012)

"IV V VI"; "For John M Bennet"; "Shooting Blank"; broadsides

Author / Publisher: Mark Sonnenfeld, ed. (self-published: Marymark Press)

Contributors: Kalman L. Gayler; Heller Levinson; Robert Pomerhn; Dory L. Williams

Category: experimental poetry; photographs; poetry

Date / Volume: (2012)

Publication Place: East Windsor, NJ

Item 5: Marymark Press (2013)

"5 Poems"; "Writing"; broadsides

Author / Publisher: Mark Sonnenfeld, ed. (self-published: Marymark Press)

Contributors: Emma Lorelei Kimm; Susan M. Calabrese; Peter Dellolio; Margaret Possessky; John J. Trause

Category: art; experimental poetry; poetry

Date / Volume: (2013)

Publication Place: East Windsor, NJ

Item 6: Marymark Press (2014)

"Check Check Done and Done"; "Poemblem"; Give-Out Sheet Series

Author / Publisher: Mark Sonnenfeld, ed. (self-published: Marymark Press)

Contributors: Dory L. Williams

Category: experimental poetry; photographs; poetry

Date / Volume: (2014)

Publication Place: East Windsor, NJ

Item 7: Marymark Press (2015)

Give-Out Sheet Series

Item 8: Marymark Press (2016)

"JMDS"; Give-Out Sheet Series

Item 9: Marymark Press (2017)

"Guitar Tech"; Give-Out Sheet Series

Item 10: Marymark Press (2018)

"The Tough Cookie and the Weird One"; Give-out sheet series

Box M5

Item 1: Masks: Illustrations of various masks.; Author / Publisher: Bob "X", Bill Shut, John E., Mary Fleener, dc roberts, Kaz, Pizz, Michael Honeycutt, Micheal Roden (XEX Graphix); Category: art; Date / Volume: no. 2 (1986); Publication Place: Memphis, TN
Item 2: Matches and Mayhem: May 5-7, 2000: Program for the 2000 Matches and Mayhem anarchist convention. "Matches & Mayhem is a three day celebration of anarchist culture and struggle. In literature, propaganda, sport, performance and film, anarchists advance their will to fight and a vision of what the good fight is for."; Author / Publisher: (The Autonomous Zone); Category: anarchism; soccer; Date / Volume: (2000); Publication Place: Chicago, IL
Item 3: Matter: Personal zine with writings on women, romance, and feminism.; Author / Publisher: Camila (self-published); Category: book reviews; feminism; personal stories; riot grrrl; women; Date / Volume: #2 (1993?); Publication Place: Chandler, AZ
Item 4: Maximum Rocknroll: Music zine with interviews, reviews, and other news.; Author / Publisher: Arwen Curry & Mike Thorn (Maximum Rocknroll); Category: bands; book reviews; criticism; interviews; movie reviews; music; music reviews; musicians; punk; rock and roll; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #199 (Dec. 1999), #200 (Jan. 2000), #231 (Aug. 2002), #236 (Jan. 2003), #243 (Aug. 2003), #244 (Sept. 2003), #251 (April 2004); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 5: McJob: Stories about working low-wage or hated jobs, often with a discussion of the jobs' relative merits and drawbacks, such as the pesonalities of different bosses and ease of shoplifting.; Author / Publisher: Julee Peezlee, ed. (self-published / Dyslexic); Category: jobs; work; Date / Volume: #1 [1995], #2 (n.d.), #3 (n.d.); Publication Place: Berkeley, CA
Item 6: Me and the Muad'dib: Satirical minicomic which presents the universe and mythology of Frank Herbert's Dune novels in the form of a bible tract.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Donna Barr, 2017; Author / Publisher: Eli Tripoli (self-published); Category: comics; satire; science fiction; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 7: Mecha/Works: Minicomic featuring manga-style artwork and a science fiction/fantasy setting.; Author / Publisher: unknown (MechaWorks Productions); Category: comics; science fiction; Date / Volume: vol. 1 #1 (Jan. 2002); Publication Place: unknown
Item 8: Mediaburn Snowboard Digest: Zine dedicated to the topic of snowboarding.; Author / Publisher: Brooke Geery and Chris Stepanek (Mediaburn); Category: interviews; sports; zine history; Date / Volume: vol. 1 (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown

Box M6

Item 1: Meditations on Spam: Zine consisting of poetry on Spam.; Author / Publisher: Stephanie Scarborough (self-published); Category: food; humor; poetry; zines; Date / Volume: (2003); Publication Place: Weatherford, TX
Item 2: Meen Comics: Semi-autobiographical mini-comic.; Author / Publisher: Trixie Biltmore (self-published: Meen Comics); Category: autobiographical comics; comics; humor; journal comics; women in comics; Date / Volume: (2010); Publication Place: Portland, OR?
Item 3: Meet the Radikittens!: Minicomic about radiated kittens born with super powers. Fan art for RadCon held in Pasco, Washington.; Author / Publisher: Roberta Gregory (self-published); Category: cartoons; cats; comics; humor; Date / Volume: (2006); Publication Place: Seattle, WA
Item 4: Mellow Yellow: Written by a queer, asian girl living in New Zealand. She discusses New Zealand's colonial past, her asian heritage and the prejudices of each.; Author / Publisher: Hannah Ho (self-published); Category: assimilation; colonialism; gender; gender fucking; indigenous peoples; land rights; lesbian; oppression; personal stories; privilege; queer; race; racial identity; racism; white privilege; Date / Volume: #1 (n.d.); Publication Place: Karori, Aotearoa, New Zealand
Item 5: Memoirs of a Queer Hapa: The author explores queer, mixed-race identity through personal- and academic-inflected essays. Hapa is a Hawaiian term for "half," originally used in a derogatory sense and later reclaimed as a label for those of mixed Asian Pacific Islander descent. The author posits that queer hapas like herself subvert easy categorization along traditional and mutually exclusive lines of racial and sexual identities and experience alienation as a result.; Author / Publisher: Jackie Wang (self-published); Category: assimilation; mixed race; oppression; people of color; queer; queer history; queer identity; queer theory; race; racial identity; racism; self-determination; Date / Volume: #2 (2009); Publication Place: Sarasota, FL
Item 6: Men Unlearning Rape: A zine about how to keep men from raping. "This article originally appeared in Changing Men Magazine #22, Winter / Spring 1991."; Author / Publisher: Joe Weingberg and Michael Biernbaum (self-published); Category: rape; violence against women; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 7: The Mental Health Cookbook: Zine detailing medicinal herbs, flower essences, wild foods as medicine, gardening, etc.; Author / Publisher: H. Finn Cunningham (And Pens Press); Category: alternative medicine; flowers; gardening; herbalism; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 8: Menudo & Herb: "A little book to reach for during big bowel movements."; Acquisition Information: Gift of Jesica Brubaker, 2015.; Author / Publisher: Myriam Gurba (self-published); Category: humor; experimental poetry; lesbian; race; people of color; racial identity; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 9: Merge: Discussion of feminism and analysis of current events and popular culture through a feminist lens.; Author / Publisher: Kim McCarten, ed. (self-published); Category: christianity; feminism; feminist theory; gender; gender roles; media critique; patriarchy; prostitution; rape; representation of women; sexism; solidarity movements; violence against women; women; Date / Volume: (Aug. 1998), (Sept. 1998), (Oct./Nov. 1998); Publication Place: Chicago, IL
Item 10: Merry Musical Miscellany: Minicomic featuring monkeys and music.; Author / Publisher: Tom Neely (self-published: I Will Destroy You Comics); Category: cartoons; comics; monkeys; music; Date / Volume: #1 (June 2003); Publication Place: unknown
Item 11: The Messy Eater: Personal writings and reflections and comics.; Author / Publisher: Elka Weber (self-published); Category: comics; coming out; gender; gender identity; interviews; lesbian; personal stories; poetry; Date / Volume: #1, #3, #4 (1997); Publication Place: Ventura, CA
Item 12: The Metamorphosis of Miss Badass Peacock and Kizzy: Comic featuring Kizzy and Bailey.; Author / Publisher: Benjamin Castle (self-published); Category: fiction; humor; Date / Volume: (2010); Publication Place: Minneapolis, MN
Item 13: Meterstick: Personal zine with reviews, interviews, and opinionated articles.; Author / Publisher: unknown (self-published); Category: cultural criticism; criticism; interviews; music reviews; personal stories; rape; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 14: Microcosm: Drawings of fanciful microrganisms.; Author / Publisher: Adam Yeater (self-published); Category: comics; Date / Volume: (2018); Publication Place: Tucson, AZ
Item 15: Microcosm Publishing Catalogue: Zine for Microcosm Publishing which publishes and distributes zines. Includes zines, books, pamphlets, stickers, buttons, patches, t-shirts, films, and more.; Author / Publisher: collective (Microcosm Publishing); Category: zine distribution; zine distros; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: (2005-2006); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 16: Middle School Hot: Clark recounts his middle school years, discovering sex and trying to appear cool to his friends and girls.; Author / Publisher: Jon Clark (self-published); Category: coming of age; masturbation; personal stories; sex; teenagers; youth; youth sexuality; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 17: Midnight Madness: Minicomic about the author's attempt to make a zine.; Author / Publisher: Cheyne Ellett (self-published); Category: art; drawing; photographs; zine-making; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 18: Migraine Catalog: Catalog of the Migraine independent press.; Author / Publisher: Kim Fern and Ian Lynam (self-published); Category: zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #3 (n.d.); Publication Place: Berkeley, CA
Item 19: Mija: Writings about the stereotypes between whites and Chicanos.; Author / Publisher: Bianca (self-published); Category: race; racial identity; racial stereotypes; racism; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: San Pablo, CA
Item 20: Milky: Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Jamie & Naomi (self-published); Category: personal stories; Date / Volume: #1.5 (n.d.); Publication Place: Santa Cruz, CA
Item 21: Mindful Occupation: Rising Up Without Burning Out: Made by radical mental-health advocates aligned with the Occupy movement. "Radical mental health means conceiving of, and engaging with, 'mental health' and 'mental illness' from a new perspective."; Author / Publisher: Aki Imai, Becca Shaw Glaser, M. Osborn, Rachel Liebert, Cal Moen, eds. (Mindful Occupation); Category: activism; coping methods; direct action; mental health; mental illness; resistance; self-help; therapy; Date / Volume: (2012); Publication Place: Richmond, VA
Item 22: Mine: Zine documenting women's experiences with abortion.; Author / Publisher: Meredith Stern, ed. (self-published); Category: abortion; birth control; feminism; personal stories; pro-choice movement; reproductive rights; women; women's history; Date / Volume: #2 (n.d.); Publication Place: Philadelphia, PA
Item 23: Mini-Comic Day 2015: Minicomic with silly gags.; Acquisition Information: Vols. 1-2 gift of Donna Barr, 2016; Author / Publisher: Colin Upton (self-published: Colin Upton Comics); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: Vol. 1 "Never Give a Baby a Ray-Gun," Vol. 2 "Racoon in the Wainscotting" (2015); Publication Place: Vancouver, B.C., Canada
Item 24: Minihex: A collection of comics starring characters created by the author.; Author / Publisher: Simon Hanselmann (Fantagraphics Books); Category: comics; Date / Volume: #35 (2016); Publication Place: unknown
Item 25: Minky!: Mini-comic about a monkey, based on a plush toy given to the author at the 2008 Inter-Fan Jam comic convention. The copy in this collection is #13 of 100.; Author / Publisher: Wade Busby (self-published); Category: comics; humor; monkeys; Date / Volume: #1 (2010); Publication Place: Seattle, WA
Item 26: Miranda: Personal zine with diaristic writings about motherhood, parenting, childhood reminiscences and other topics. Includes recipes.; Author / Publisher: Kate Haas (self-published); Category: bicycle trailers; book reviews; cycling; motherhood; parenting; personal stories; recipes; television; Date / Volume: #7 (Dec. 2001); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 27: Miranda Hearts Seattle: Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Miranda Celeste Hale (self-published); Category: cities; personal stories; postsecondary education; Date / Volume: (May 2002); Publication Place: Spokane, WA

Box M7

Item 1: The Mirror of the Sky Reflects Our Souls: Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: unknown (self-published); Category: personal stories; poetry; Date / Volume: #2 (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 2: Mishap: "Punk-anarchist, pro-feminist zine containing ideas, stories, analysis, dreams, anger, laughter, frustration, memories, hopes, condemnations, despair and more all with the aim of supporting 'these thin reeds' on the path to total liberation." Personal zine with political discussion from an anarcho-punk perspective.; Author / Publisher: Ryan Mishap (self-published); Category: anarchism; book reviews; feminism; personal stories; photographs; politics; prisoners; prisons; punk; zines; Date / Volume: #12 (Aug. 2001), #28 (n.d.), #33 Vol. 2 (n.d.); Publication Place: Eugene, OR
Item 3: Misogyny: Zine containing misogynistic quotes and jokes.; Author / Publisher: Jonnie B. Baker; Category: humor; misogyny; sexism; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Riverside, CA
Item 4: Miss Badass Peacock & The Phoenix: "Bailey Peacock falls in love with Ignacio Phoenix. Can she handle it? You'll never find out, for once again the writer, Ben Castle, can't write a story for shit."; Author / Publisher: Benjamin Castle; Category: fiction; Date / Volume: (2009); Publication Place: Minneapolis, MN
Item 5: Miss Priss: Personal zine with poetry.; Author / Publisher: Kimberly (self-published); Category: emotions; feminism; friends; friendship; personal stories; poetry; women; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #4-5 (1995-1996); Publication Place: Lake Havasu City, AZ
Item 6: Missives Zine: Zine with ridiculous letters to various places regarding a "small traveling medicine show."; Author / Publisher: Nan C. Tedley; Category: humor; letters; Date / Volume: (2005); Publication Place: Union Gap, WA
Item 7: The Mistake: Grotesquely humorous mini-comic about otters. Done as a split with That Bear's Not Much of a Performer!. Filed under The Mistake.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Dan Hager, 2004.; Author / Publisher: K. Lolley (self-published); Category: animals; comics; humor; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Unknown.
Item 8: Mixed Nuts: Minicomic with strips by various contributors.; Author / Publisher: Wahab Algarmi, Anthony Hon, Shay Lurie, Stephen Moore, Chris Mangum, Sherwin Viray, Brian Canio, Peter S. Conrad, Matt Holdaway, Rob Brown, Greg Allen, Frederick Noland (self-published); Category: comics; Date / Volume: #1-3 (2002-2003); Publication Place: unknown
Item 9: Mixed Up: Collaborative zine discussing racism in America, queer issues, and the intersections of the two.; Author / Publisher: Lee, Lil, Lior (eds.) (self-published); Category: autobiographical comics; feminism; gender; LGBT; personal stories; photography; poetry; queer identity; queer politics; race; women's rights; Date / Volume: (April 2013); Publication Place: New York, NY
Item 10: Mobile City: Bicycling zine with articles and poetry.; Author / Publisher: Stephen Gibson, Jacob Huffman, James Kerns (self-published); Category: bicycle touring; bicycle racing; bicycle touring; bicycles; comics; cycling; cycling community; poetry; urban cycling; Date / Volume: #4 (fall 1998), #5 (fall 1999); Publication Place: Washington, DC
Item 11: Modern Arizona: A critique of the war in Iraq and a call for peace. Included are two mini picture zines. Issue #6 includes an audio CD.; Author / Publisher: Joe Carey (self-published); Category: cars; criticism; cultural criticism; drinking; personal stories; politics; travel; travel stories; war; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #3 (spring/summer 2003), #4 (fall 2003), #5 (spring 2004), #6 (summer 2004), #7 (fall 2004), #8 (summer 2005); Publication Place: Brewster, AZ
Item 12: Modern Rock Magazine: Music zine with reviews and interviews. Formerly titled "Rock Mag."; Author / Publisher: Tim Ellison (self-published); Category: bands; interviews; music; music reviews; musicians; rock and roll; song lyrics; Date / Volume: #7 (n.d.); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 13: The Moderns: Minicomic set in WWII dealing with quotidian life.; Author / Publisher: Michael R. Neno (self-published); Category: Columbus, OH; Date / Volume: no. 2 (Oct. 1987); Publication Place: Columbus, OH

Box M8

Item 1: Modest Proposal: A magazine featuring cutting-edge comedy.; Author / Publisher: Tim Ellison (self-published); Category: comics; humor; jokes; music; Date / Volume: #1 (Jan. 2003), #2 (April 2003), #3 (Aug. 2003), #5 (Jan. 2005), #6 (April 2006); Publication Place: Los Angeles, CA
Item 2: Moms: Poetry about mothers.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Dan Hager; Author / Publisher: E. Gift (self-published); Category: poetry; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 3: Mondo Howie: Comics about a character named Howie.; Author / Publisher: Wayne Honath, ed. (NoWay); Category: comics; Date / Volume: (1987); Publication Place: Pittsburgh, PA
Item 4: Money and Power: Hook or Crook: Zine discussing racial injustice and a "racist criminal justice system."; Author / Publisher: Zolo Agona Azania; Category: american imperialism; black liberation; colonial resistance; colonialism; cultural criticism; economics; imperialism; oppression; political prisoners; politics; prison writing; prisoners; privilege; race; racism; self-determination; social class; social control; white privilege; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Montreal, Quebec
Item 5: Monkey Spuzz: Zine of reviews and minicomics including Realm of Satan; Author / Publisher: (Monkey Spuzz/self-published); Category: comics; monsters; satan; zine reviews; Date / Volume: #2 (n.d.); Publication Place: Los Angeles, CA
Item 6: Monster Versus the Pop Culture Nihilists: Minicomic. Upton draws himself as an amphibian-like monster and outcast to dramatize his conflict with popular culture and opinion.; Acquisition Information: Issues #1-3 gift of Donna Barr, 2016; Author / Publisher: Colin Upton (self-published: Colin Upton Comics); Category: autobiographical comics; censorship; internet; oppression; patriarchy; privilege; Date / Volume: #1-3 (2015); Publication Place: Vancouver, B.C., Canada
Item 7: Monsters and Mutants: Minicomic.; Author / Publisher: Jeff Gaither (Dark Horse Graphics); Category: cartoons; comics; monsters; Date / Volume: #11 (1987); Publication Place: Louisville, KY
Item 8: The Monthly Independent Tribune Times Journal Post Gazette News Chronicle Bulletin: Zine featuring comics and short stories by various writers.; Author / Publisher: T.S. Child (self-published); Category: comics; fiction; humor; short stories; Date / Volume: #38 (Feb. 1986), #40 (April 1986), #51 (March 1987); Publication Place: Berkeley, CA
Item 9: Moo! Magazine: Music fanzine.; Author / Publisher: collective (Moo! Magazine); Category: comics; concert reviews; fiction; music; music reviews; punk; short stories; zines; Date / Volume: Version 1.1-1.3 (1996), #1 (Feb. 1996), #2 (1997); Publication Place: Boston, MA
Item 10: Moo! Magazine Presents the Rocket Strip: A zine with a comic about a space ship.; Author / Publisher: unknown (Moo! Magazine); Category: comics; science fiction; Date / Volume: #1 (n.d.); Publication Place: Boston, MA
Item 11: Mopy: Author / Publisher: Darren Schroeder (self-published); Category: comics; Date / Volume: #11 (2004?); Publication Place: Christchurch, New Zealand
Item 12: More Beer Less Work: Mini-comic about characters Smilee, Hippy the Hippy, Matt Damon, and others on a roadtrip.; Author / Publisher: Broke One (Endless Canvas); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: #6 (2014); Publication Place: Oakland, CA
Item 13: Moriarty: Personal zine with poetry and diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Jacey (self-published); Category: personal stories; poetry; Date / Volume: #1, 2 (n.d.); Publication Place: Bexley, New South Wales, Australia
Item 14: Mother Long Legs: Personal zine with poetry. Limited to an edition of 50, with an OBI strip.; Author / Publisher: Tom Ogden (Calico Grounds); Category: experimental poetry; poetry; Date / Volume: Calico Grounds #12 (Jan. 2011); Publication Place: Houston, TX
Item 15: Mother Warriors Voice: "A quarterly newsjournal (founded 1986) by, for and about mothers in poverty.; Author / Publisher: unknown (Welfare Warriors; Category: cultural criticism; gay; left-wing politics; lesbian; motherhood; mothers; politics; poverty; social change; social justice; Date / Volume: (spring 2004), (winter 2005), (winter/spring 2006); Publication Place: Milwaukee, WI
Item 16: Motherfuckers: Mini-comic from autobiographical-comics artist Colin Upton. In this comic, Upton relates an episode in which rowdy high school students make a park bench near his apartment window their hang out spot and annoy him with their incessant profanity.; Author / Publisher: Colin Upton (self-published); Category: autobiographical comics; Date / Volume: (2005); Publication Place: Vancouver, B.C. Canada
Item 17: Movement Demands Autonomy! An O'odham Perspective on Immigration and Border Controls: A response to the construction of a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border that cuts through tribal lands belonging to the indigenous O'odham people. The author argues that the construction of the wall and stricter regulations in the U.S.-Mexico border after the September 11 terrorist attacks violate federal protections of tribal sovereignty.; Author / Publisher: (O'odham Solidarity Across Borders Collective); Category: anti-globalization; colonialism; colonization; globalization; immigration; indigenous peoples; indigenous rights; land rights; O'odham; Date / Volume: (2010?); Publication Place: unknown
Item 18: Movie Quips: Print version of Stephen Bourne's Movie Quips for distribution to library reading rooms.; Author / Publisher: Stephen Bourne (self-published); Category: movie reviews; movies; Date / Volume: #1 (June 2005), #3 (Aug. 2005), #4 (Sept. 2005); Publication Place: Ottowa, Canada
Item 19: Moving Forward: Author / Publisher: J.P. Coovert (One Percent Press); Category: comics; Date / Volume: (July 2004); Publication Place: [Minneapolis, MN?]

Box M9

Item 1: Mr. Destructo and Destructo Jr.: Minicomic drawn in a childlike, stick figure style about a father and son with a habit of destroying things.; Author / Publisher: Tanner Robbins (self-published); Category: comics; Date / Volume: (April 2007); Publication Place: Anaheim, CA
Item 2: Mr. Man: Humorous mini-comic about the eponymous superhero.; Author / Publisher: Scott Alan (self-published); Category: comics; humor; superheroes; Date / Volume: (2005); Publication Place: unknown
Item 3: Mr. Nice Guy: Zine with interviews and reviews.; Author / Publisher: Pete Glover (Mr. Horse Productions); Category: interviews; skateboarding; Date / Volume: #18 (2003); Publication Place: Oakland, CA
Item 4: Mr. Peebody's Soiled Trousers & Other Delights: Personal zine with diaristic writings and zine reviews.; Author / Publisher: Jay (self-published); Category: personal stories; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #17, 18 (2003); Publication Place: Los Angeles, CA
Item 5: Mr. Socialist Finds Love: Zine with poetry and short stories.; Author / Publisher: T. E. Lutzenberger; Category: poetry; short stories; Date / Volume: (1993); Publication Place: Benicia, CA
Item 6: Mr. Wolf: Minicomic about teaching in an elementary school.; Author / Publisher: Aron Nels Steinke (self-published); Category: autobiographical comics; education; elementary school; teaching; Date / Volume: #1 (November 2012); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 7: The Ms. Films DIY Guide to Film & Video: Guide to independent filmmaking created by Ms. Films, a non-profit film festival that promotes filmmaking and media access for women and girls.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Barnard Zine Library, 2018; Author / Publisher: Niku Arbabi, ed. (self-published); Category: DIY: film; filmmaking; super 8 film; women; Date / Volume: Second edition (2004); Publication Place: [Durham, NC?]
Item 8: Muchaca: Quarterly feminist zine. Issues are typically devoted to a single theme and bear a separate title in addition to "Muchaca" or "Muchaca Presents." In addition to feminism, topics of various issues encompass chicana identity, body image, politics and activism, among other things.; Author / Publisher: Daisy Salinas, ed. (self-published); Category: feminism; Date / Volume: #5 "Brown Queen: Latina Voices of the 21st Century" (spring 2013); Publication Place: unknown
Item 9: Muffin Bones: A perzine containing stories and reflections, as well as zine reviews.; Acquisition Information: Donated by the Barnard Zine Library, 2015; Author / Publisher: Emily K Larned (self-published); Category: journals; personal stories; zine reviews; Date / Volume: #10 (summer/fall 1995); Publication Place: Stamford, CT
Item 10: The Mundane Adventures of Dishman: Mini comic. Two copies.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Dan Hager, 2013 (first copy); Author / Publisher: John MacLeod (self-published); Category: comics; humor; superheroes; Date / Volume: #1 (1985), #6 (Dec. 1987), #7 (Nov. 1988); Publication Place: Guelph Ontario, Canada
Item 11: Mung: Minicomic about the misadventures of Nutty Nut Squirrel and friends.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Dan Hager, 2016; Author / Publisher: Dick Church (self-published); Category: comics; humor; animals; Date / Volume: #1 (Oct. 2002); Publication Place: unknown
Item 12: Murder Can Be Fun: Zine with articles on crime, murder, death and disasters.; Acquisition Information: Issue #1 donated by the Barnard Zine Library, 2015; Author / Publisher: John Marr (self-published); Category: cheerleading; book reviews; crime; criticism; death; movie reviews; puzzles; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #1 (1986), #5-17(1987-1996); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA

Box M10

Item 1: The Murder Can Be Fun Datebook: Datebooks with trivia relating to murder, crime and death for every day of the year. Spin-off by the creator of Murder Can Be Fun.; Author / Publisher: John Marr (self-published); Category: crime; death; Date / Volume: #8 (1994), #9 (1995), #10 (1996); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 2: Murder Can Be Fun Presents (Anti-) Sex Tips For Teens: Zine reviewing youth sex-advice literature from the late 19th century to the 1980s. Spin-off by the creator of Murder Can Be Fun.; Author / Publisher: John Marr (self-published); Category: advice; masturbation; sex; sex education; sexually transmitted infections; virginity; youth sexuality; Date / Volume: (1988); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 3: Murder Can Be Fun Presents Obscure Crime Books: Zine with reviews of hard-to-find crime books. Spin-off by the creator of Murder Can Be Fun.; Author / Publisher: John Marr (self-published); Category: book reviews; crime; Date / Volume: (1994); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 4: Musings of a #Lonely Feminist: Made by the Feminist Action Project, a student group at the University of Texas at Austin. Features articles by various contributors giving their personal opinions on feminism and women's issues.; Author / Publisher: (Feminist Action Project); Category: abortion; feminism; gender equality; gender roles; patriarchy; pro-choice movement; sexism; women; Date / Volume: #2-3 (2013); Publication Place: Austin, TX
Item 5: Mutants: Drawings of playfully grotesque mutants.; Author / Publisher: Adam Yeater (self-published); Category: comics; monsters; Date / Volume: (2017); Publication Place: Tucson, AZ
Item 6: Mutinies: Vietnam: Zine with articles on the disaffection of U.S. armed-service members during the Vietnam War and their resistance to the military command structure.; Author / Publisher: Various (prole.info); Category: anti-war; military; rebellion; resistance; war; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 7: My Bloody Sister: "Comic commentary on patriarchal medicine with creative illustrations." By the "Daughters of Houdini"; Author / Publisher: Carolyn Cooley & Zoey Kroll (self-published); Category: comics; feminism; menstruation; tampons; women; women's health; Date / Volume: #2 (June 1996), #3 (Jan. 1997); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 8: My Empty Soul: Zine focusing on body image and the media.; Author / Publisher: Jessica DiMaio (BUST Magazine); Category: body image; feminism; media critique; women; Date / Volume: (Fall 1999); Publication Place: New York City, NY
Item 9: My Fat Irish Ass!: Zine with humorous articles and media critique, as well as comics.; Author / Publisher: unknown (self-published); Category: comics; criticism; humor; media critique; personal stories; politics; right-wing politics; Date / Volume: #8 (n.d.); Publication Place: Washington, DC
Item 10: My Letter to the World: Personal zine with interviews and comics.; Author / Publisher: Lily (self-published); Category: comics; high school; interviews; music; music reviews; personal stories; punk; teenagers; Date / Volume: #10 (April 1994), #12 (May 1995); Publication Place: Berkeley, CA
Item 11: My Plants Are Slowly Dying: Accordion-style art book with an illustration of five potted plants withering on a shelf.; Author / Publisher: Rachel Curry (self-published); Category: art; art books; Date / Volume: (2013); Publication Place: unknown
Item 12: My Snow-globe Life: Descriptions and stories behind each snowglobe in the author's collection.; Author / Publisher: Johnnie B. Baker (Budget Press); Category: short stories; travel; Date / Volume: #1 (2015); Publication Place: unknown
Item 13: The Mysterious Miraculous Life and Tragic Death of Saint Remedios Málaga in Ten Parts: Zine about Saint Remedios Malaga, with citations.; Author / Publisher: unknown (mutual aid zine distro); Category: Christianity; religion; saints; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 14: Mystery Date: "One gal's guide to good stuff."; Author / Publisher: Lynn Peril (self-published); Category: book reviews; feminism; marriage; music reviews; women; Date / Volume: #4 (Dec. 1995); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA

Box N1

Item 1: N30: "November 30, 1999: The Seattle WTO Protests: A Memoir and Analysis, With An Eye to the Future"; Author / Publisher: The People's Republications of CrimethInc. (self-published); Category: anarchism; anti-capitalism; direct action; police brutality; protests; violence; Date / Volume: (Nov. 2006); Publication Place: Greensboro, NC
Item 2: Naive Forest: Several minicomics by the same author.; Author / Publisher: Michael Krumbein (self published / Cats Pajamas Studios); Category: autobiographical comics; comics; Date / Volume: (March 1996); Publication Place: Santa Rosa, CA
Item 3: Naked: Collected Works: Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Sabrina Eads (self-published); Category: personal stories; poetry; short stories; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 4: Nanosquad: All Systems Go!: Minicomic. Advances in technology lead to war between the nanobots on a microscopic scale. Minicomic accompanied by printed ephemera.; Author / Publisher: Peter Hamlin (self-published); Category: comics; robots; science fiction; Date / Volume: (2002); Publication Place: unknown
Item 5: Narcolepsy Press Review: Zine with zine reviews.; Author / Publisher: Randy Robbins (self-published); Category: personal stories; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #1-3 (Jan./Feb. 2007-Feb. 2008); Publication Place: Anaheim, CA
Item 6: Nashville Femme: Feminist zine with articles on body image, women's health, self defense and birth control.; Author / Publisher: Erin Fagot and Katie Zenger (self-published); Category: baking; birth control; body image; fat acceptance; feminism; recipes; self defense; women; women's health; Date / Volume: Vol.1 #1-Vol.1 #4 (n.d.); Publication Place: Nashville, TN
Item 7: Nation of Two: A collaboration between the authors of "Essence" and "Zero Hour Fanzine."; Author / Publisher: Erin Essence, James Suh (self-published); Category: love; personal stories; poetry; punk; relationships; Date / Volume: #1, #2 (n.d.); Publication Place: Ithaca, NY and Canada
Item 8: The Naturalist: Satirical mini-comic about a "naturalist" and his "appreciation" for nature.; Author / Publisher: Reid Psaltis (self-published); Category: animals; comics; nature; satire; Date / Volume: (2009); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 9: The Nature of a Bear: Absurdist mini-comic about the differing personalities of bears and rabbits, told through a series of non-sequiturs. The mini-comic is a split with "Tree-A-Log," and is filed under Nature of a Bear.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Dan Hager, 2004; Author / Publisher: Kinoko Evans (self-published); Category: animals; comics; humor; Date / Volume: (2003?); Publication Place: unknown
Item 10: The Negativist: A zine built off of releasing frustration about current situations covering many different topics. (Made for the CLT594 "Politics of Indie" course at San Diego State University).; Author / Publisher: Sam Eggleton (self-published); Category: independent; writing; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 11: Neptoons: Mini-comic. "A doodle comic by T. Motley."; Acquisition Information: Gift of Larry McCaffery.; Author / Publisher: T. Motley (True Fiction Productions); Category: comics; Date / Volume: (1998); Publication Place: Denver, CO
Item 12: Nerdica Zine: Personal zine with poetry and reviews.; Author / Publisher: Jessica (self-published); Category: crushes; death; high school; music reviews; love; personal stories; poetry; Date / Volume: #1 (March 1998); Publication Place: Houston, TX
Item 13: Nerds of Color: Zine that shares and discusses representations of people of color in culture, media and nerdy topics.; Author / Publisher: (self-published); Category: book reviews; literature; people of color; race; racial visibility; science fiction; Date / Volume: #1 (n.d.); Publication Place: Minnesota
Item 14: Nero Fiddled While Rome Burned: Reviews of materials having to do with 9/11 conspiracy theories.; Author / Publisher: Jacob David (self-published); Category: conspiracies; movie reviews; terrorism; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Eureka, CA
Item 15: The Neus Subjex: Pamphlet with music reviews.; Author / Publisher: Shawn Abnoxious; Category: concert reviews; humor; music; music reviews; Date / Volume: #56; Publication Place: Fairfield, OH
Item 16: The New G.A.R.D.E.: Minicomic about a team of World War II heroes who come to the present to fight human rights abuses.; Author / Publisher: John Villalino, words; Julius Wu, art (self-published); Category: comics; superheroes; Date / Volume: Special Blockbuster Edition (2001); Publication Place: Chino, CA
Item 17: A New Miserable Experience: Zine with articles on diverse topics.; Author / Publisher: Tony Sandoval, Will Stearns, Robin Hodgkinson (A New Miserable Experience CANME); Category: concert reviews; criticism; drinking; drugs; fiction; interviews; music reviews; photography; poetry; short stories; Date / Volume: #2 (1994); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 18: New York Girl: Personal zine about a girl living in New York.; Author / Publisher: Cheryl B. (Vanishing Point Press); Category: bisexuality; feminism; personal stories; poetry; prostitution; relationships; sex; women; Date / Volume: (2000); Publication Place: New York, NY
Item 19: New Youth Productions International Directory: International directory of independent, non-aligned creators of music and the visual arts.; Author / Publisher: unknown (self-published); Category: art; bands; community radio; DIY; independent media; media; music; punk; radio; record labels; recording; zines; Date / Volume: #3 (n.d.); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 20: News From Within: Political magazine focusing on the Israel-Palestine conflict.; Author / Publisher: collective (Alternative Information Center); Category: fighting; political prisoners; politics; racism; violence; war; Date / Volume: v.21 #7 (Nov.-Dec. 2005), v.22 #1 (Jan. 2006), v.22 #2 (Feb. 2006), v.23 #2 (March 2006); Publication Place: Jerusalem
Item 21: Next: "The guide to SoCal Word." Zine about Southern California poets and poetry.; Author / Publisher: collective (Orange Ocean Press); Category: book reviews; concert reviews; interviews; performance; poetry; spoken word; teenagers; Date / Volume: v.2 #5 (Nov. 1995); Publication Place: Long Beach, CA

Box N2

Item 1: Next Exit: Poetry zine.; Author / Publisher: various (Kendra Steiner Editions); Category: poetry; writing; Date/ Volume: #1 (2007), #4 (2007), #6 (2008), #8 (2008); Publication Place: San Antonio, TX
Item 2: Niacin: Folder includes minicomic in original limited edition of 150 copies specially produced for San Diego Comic Con as well as additional 8.5 x 11" photocopy.; Author / Publisher: Mary Fleener (self-published); Category: comics; drugs; Date / Volume: (2007); Publication Place: [Los Angeles, CA?]
Item 3: Nice: "I wanted to see if I could make a zine in one sitting while I visited my grandmother."; Author / Publisher: Danforth France (self-published); Category: comics; family; holidays; humor; personal stories; thanksgiving; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Valencia, CA
Item 4: Nice Guys Finish Furniture: Poetry zine.; Author / Publisher: S.T. Brophy (Budget Press); Category: poetry; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Riverside, CA
Item 5: A Night Among the Tombstones: A fantastical short story about a talking fox in a graveyard.; Author / Publisher: unknown; Category: fiction; short stories; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 6: Night of the Living Ebb: Zine consisting of personal views and opinionated articles.; Author / Publisher: Paul Keller (Ebb! and Flow?); Category: bands; coffee; comics; concert reviews; criticism; gay; lesbian; music; parenting; personal stories; punk; queer; radio; Date / Volume: #4 (n.d.); Publication Place: Skokie, IL
Item 7: Ninel Provo: Clippings and writings on a variety of subjects.; Author / Publisher: unknown (Plastic Bucket Communications); Category: art; movies; music; Date / Volume: (Oct. 1993); (n.d.); Publication Place: Austin, TX
Item 8: Ninja Kigomi: Mini-comic with manga-style artwork about a group of friends training to be ninjas and defend the seven nations of Satoki.; Author / Publisher: Amanda Stephens (Greg Hatcher); Category: comics; Date / Volume: Vol. 1-5 (2008); Publication Place: Seattle, WA?
Item 9: Ninjas in the Breakroom: Mini-comic about ninjas in the workplace.; Author / Publisher: Leah Riley (Willrad); Category: comics; Date / Volume: (August / September 2007); Publication Place: unknown
Item 10: No Borders Necessary!: A collaboration between "La Linea" (Tijuana), "Disgress Magazine" (Riverside), "Bitch King Zine: Zine for that Vulva-lution!" (Riverside), HousewifeXcore Distro (San Diego), Bulbo Press (Tijuana), and Grrrl Zines A-Go-Go (San Diego).; Author / Publisher: Various Artists (self-published); Category: art; collectives; DIY; poetry; social centers; women's centers; zine resources; Date / Volume: (Aug. 2004); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 11: No Gods. No Dungeon Masters.: Mini-comic. The narrator is pulled between two different subcultures, Dungeons & Dragons nerd culture and anarchism.; Author / Publisher: Ion O'Clast, script; Rachel Dukes, art; Andy Warner, cover art (Avi Cado: Silver Sprocket); Category: anarchism; anarchist culture; comics; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 12: No Hay Futuro: A Search for the Underground: Personal zine about the author's trip to Europe, where she explores Barcelona's anarchist history and visits museums and punk landmarks.; Author / Publisher: Jackie Bustamante (self-published: SDSU Zine and DIY Culture Club); Category: anarchism; anarchist culture; anarchist history; personal stories; punk; travel stories; Date / Volume: (2016); Publication Place: San Diego
Item 13: No Longer a Fanzine: Rants about politics, music, zine culture and social issues.; Author / Publisher: Joseph A. Gervasi, ed. (self-published); Category: band tours; bands; cultural criticism; drugs; media critique; music; personal stories; politics; punk; Date / Volume: #6 (1994?); Publication Place: Blackwood, NJ
Item 14: No More Coffee: Fiction zine. Issue #4 is a split with Brainscan #29, filed under Brainscan.; Author / Publisher: Ben Spies (self-published); Category: fiction; short stories; Date / Volume: #4 (March 2012); Publication Place: Chicago, IL
Item 15: No Name: Zine with articles on politics and current events, interviews and reviews.; Author / Publisher: Sean Guillory, Mark Beck (Echelon Press); Category: comics; criticism; cultural criticism; humor; interviews; movie reviews; music reviews; politics; Date / Volume: #5 (n.d.); Publication Place: Pomona, CA
Item 16: No One Gains Weight In The Shoulders: Personal poetry zine spotlighting the author.; Author / Publisher: Leah Angstman (Propaganda Press); Category: poetry; Date / Volume: (2009); Publication Place: Cambridge, MA
Item 17: No Shit Magazine: Magazine featuring political commentary, reviews, poetry, and short stories.; Author / Publisher: No Shit Magazine; Category: bands; music; music reviews; politics; punk; rock and roll; satire; Date / Volume: #18 (September 1988); Publication Place: Los Angeles, CA
Item 18: Nobody Gets the Girl: "A Comic Book Novel...A skyscraper sized baby doll terrorizes cities...a telepathic genius schemes to rule the world...a woman of flame kills men on live television."; Acquisition Information: Gift of Dan Hager; Author / Publisher: James Maxey (Phobos Books); Category: comics; fiction; superheroes; Date / Volume: (2003); Publication Place: New York, NY
Item 19: Noburbs: Minicomic about kids growing up in the suburbs.; Author / Publisher: Gary Ellis (Comatose Comics); Category: comics; childhood; suburbs; youth; Date / Volume: #1-3 (2001-2005); Publication Place: Burlingame, CA
Item 20: Noctivagus: Minicomic about friends fighting zombies. Artist is a student at Little Fish Comic Book Studio; item purchased at Comic-Con 2016.; Author / Publisher: Serena Leitner; Category: comics; zombies; Date / Volume: Chapter 1: So There Were These Zombies, Right?; Publication Place: San Diego

Box N3

Item 1: Node Pajomo: Catalog of mail art and audio mail art projects, with reviews. The zine itself employs collage, stamps and tipped in material and occassionally includes a CD with audio material.; Author / Publisher: (Node Pajomo); Category: art; mail art; zine resources; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #1 (spring 2009); #2 (summer 2009); #3 (fall/winter 2009); #4 (spring 2010); #5 (summer 2010); #6 (fall/winter 2010); #7 (spring 2011); #8 (summer 2011); #9 (winter 2011); #10 (spring 2012); #11 (summer 2012); #12 (winter 2012); #13 (spring 2013); #14 (summer 2013); #15 (winter 2013); #16 (spring 2014); #17 (winter 2014); #18 (summer 2015); 2.1 (2016), 2.2 (2017); 2.3 (2018); 2.4 (Feb. 2019); Publication Place: Bellingham, WA

Box N4

Item 2: No-fi: Zine printed accordion-style that addresses diverse topics, including music, Detroit landmarks, typewriters, and holidays.; Author / Publisher: Kelly Mariè, ed. (self-published); Category: cities; holidays; music; Date / Volume: #2 (Dec. 1995); Publication Place: Detroit, MI
Item 3: Noise Queen: Zine with book reviews and essays on homosexual culture.; Author / Publisher: Tim Murphy (self-published); Category: BDSM; book reviews; gay; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #23 (fall 2000), #24 (winter 2000/2001); Publication Place: Kingston, Ontario, Canada
Item 4: None Shall Escape: A compilation of exerpts from a forum on the labor movement in Grenada and Jamaica.; Author / Publisher: Fundi (One Thousand Emotions); Category: anti-capitalism; communism; labor movement; left-wing politics; radical politics; revolution; situationism; socialism; Date / Volume: (2006); Publication Place: St. Louis, MO
Item 5: Non-Fiction: Zine focusing on the personal experiences of teenage punks.; Author / Publisher: unknown (self-published); Category: anarchy; animal rights; anti-capitalism; cultural criticism; punk; teenagers; Date / Volume: #1-3 (n.d.); Publication Place: Rosamond, CA
Item 6: Nonsensical: Collection of thoughts and experiences.; Author / Publisher: Annie (self-published); Category: christmas; high school; holidays; personal stories; Date / Volume: #6 (Dec. 2003); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 7: Nonviolence and Its Violent Consequences: An essay arguing "that nonviolence encourages violence by the state and corporations" and that "[a]s a result nonviolence ideologists cooperate in the ongiong destruction of the environment, in continued repression of the powerless, and in U.S. corporate attacks on people in foreign ministries."; Author / Publisher: William Meyers (III Publishing); Category: activism; anarchism; colonialism; elections; environmental protection; media; non-violence; resistance; violence; Date / Volume: (2000); Publication Place: Gualala, CA
Item 8: Normahlwelkings: Zine with experimental poetry.; Author / Publisher: Zac Denton (3rdness); Category: experimental poetry; poetry; Date / Volume: (May 2004); Publication Place: Atlanta
Item 9: Not Available Comics: Mini-comic collecting individual comic strips with stick figure drawings.; Author / Publisher: Matt Feazell (self-published); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: #22 (Nov. 1984); #25 (1993); Publication Place: Detroit, MI
Item 10: Not My America: Zine of young adult fan-fiction dissecting the 2016 U.S. presidential election. Gift of the author, created for the ENG 727 class "Science Fiction for Young People." Gardella riffs on Artemis Fowl, Feed, Baloney, Hunger Games, Eager, A Wrinkle in Time, The Iron Giant, Life As We Knew It, The Giver, and Swamps of Sleethe.; Author / Publisher: Alex Gardella (self-published); Category: anger; cultural criticism; fear; misogyny; poetry; politics; power relation; resistance; short fiction; violence; women; Date / Volume: (2016); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 11: Not My Small Diary: Compilation of autobiographical mini-comics by various authors.; Author / Publisher: Delaine Derry Green, ed. (self-published); Category: autobiographical comics; Date / Volume: #15 Vol. 1-2 (2009), #16 Vol. 1-2 (2011); Publication Place: Trussville, AL
Item 12: Not Quite Venice: A Pittsburgh Zine: Personal reflections on Pittsburgh and analysis of the city's politics and social issues by various contributors. Also includes stories from Pittsburgh residents about several of the city's non-profits, co-ops and art spaces.; Author / Publisher: Mike Q. Roth and Miss Mary Mack, eds. (self-published); Category: art spaces; bicycles; cities; community; community bike projects; community building; cooperatives; personal stories; punk; social centers; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Pittsburgh, PA

Box N5

Item 1: Not Your Bitch: Personal zine with an emphasis on punk culture.; Author / Publisher: Christine Johnston (self-published); Category: bands; comics; concert reviews; cultural criticism; feminism; gender roles; personal stories; punk; riot grrrl; women; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #2-4 (Oct. 1994-spring 1995), #8 (n.d.); Publication Place: Denver, CO
Item 2: Nothing New: Zine devoted to hardcore punk, with reviews, interviews, photographs and articles on different aspects of the hardcore scene.; Author / Publisher: Casey Kulas (self-published); Category: bands; interviews; music; music reviews; photographs; punk; straight edge; Date / Volume: #1 (1990s); Publication Place: Parma, OH
Item 3: Nothing to Write Home About: Zine comprised of letters written to the zine's editors by friends and acquaintances with the editors' letters in response. Also includes found letters and more formal correspondence, for example, to company representatives and politicians.; Author / Publisher: Julie Voit Levinson and Karl Voit Levinson (self-published); Category: break-ups; depression; drugs; friends; friendship; letters; penpals; personal stories; psychiatric drugs; relationships; work; Date / Volume: #1 (n.d.); Publication Place: Richmond, VA
Item 4: Nova Feedback: A zine featuring drawings by the author.; Author / Publisher: Michael Bowman (The Magic Plastic Cassette Factory); Category: art; drawing; Date / Volume: #6-8 (Dec. 2007-?); Publication Place: Brooklyn, NY
Item 5: Nowadays: Personal zine with author's reflections on school, hobbies and emotions.; Acquisition Information: Gift from SDSU Zine & D.I.Y. Culture Club. 2019; Author / Publisher: Kyle Jomer Mandal (self-published: SDSU Zine and DIY Culture Club); Category: personal stories; Date / Volume: (2017); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 6: Nug Magazine: Nug Magazine is "San Diego's original cannabis publication". Contains advocate articles and interviews, cooking recipes, locations, doctors and more.; Author / Publisher: Various (Ben G. Rowin); Category: activism; cooking; drugs; interviews; Date / Volume: (Jan.-Dec. 2011); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 7: Nursery Rhymes for Global Crimes: Zine containing poetry on politics and society.; Author / Publisher: Anthony Rayson (South Chicago ABC Zine Distro); Category: anarchism; civil disobedience; criminal justice; politics; poetry; prison resistance; prisoners; rebellion; resistance; social control; terrorism; war; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Homewood, IL
Item 8: Nutmeg: Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Megan (self-published); Category: bands; high school; movie reviews; personal stories; poetry; summer; zines; Date / Volume: #3 (n.d.); Publication Place: Paton, LA

Box O1

Item 1: O2 Magazine: Zine featuring music and skateboarding culture from a Christian perspective.; Author / Publisher: collective (Lamp Post Publications); Category: christianity; interviews; sports; skateboarding; Date / Volume: (Nov. 2002); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 2: Object: Personal zine with poetry and creative writing.; Author / Publisher: Andrew Penland (self-published); Category: personal stories; poetry; writing; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Concord, NC
Item 3: Objective: Draw Hitler: Cartoons of Hitler by various artists.; Author / Publisher: Sean Bieri, Matt Feazell, Mike White, Andy Robinson, Chad Woody, Pam Bliss, Suzanne Baumann, Scott Roberts, Rob Lewis, Donna Barr and Terry Laban; Category: cartoons; comics; Date / Volume: (1996); Publication Place: Detroit, MI?
Item 4: Ocho y Media: Zine with an emphasis on activism for women's rights.; Author / Publisher: collective (Ocho y Media Women's Discussion Circle); Category: abortion; body hair; body image; body politics; choice; cultural criticism; feminism; personal stories; poetry; pro-choice movement; rape; sex; women; Date / Volume: #1 (1995); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 5: Odd Bits: Compilation of comic strips.; Author / Publisher: Roberta Gregory (self-published); Category: abuse; comics; humor; personal stories; satire; work; Date / Volume: #1-2 (2015-2016); Publication Place: unknown
Item 6: The Odyssey of the Grassy Blanket: Minicomic about a literal grassy blanket with magic powers.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Dan Hager, 2004.; Author / Publisher: Kristin Luke (self-published); Category: comics; Date / Volume: (2004); Publication Place: unknown
Item 7: Of Mind Manipulation and Social Control, Prisons: A Necessity of Capitalism: An essay on prisons in America and how they contribute to capitalism.; Author / Publisher: James E. Scott (South Chicago ABC Zine Distro); Category: activism; anti-capitalism; capitalism; criminal justice; politics; power relations; prisons; social control; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Homewood, IL
Item 8: Off My Jammy: Zines with various interviews and reviews.; Author / Publisher: Lisa (self-published); Category: bands; concert reviews; interviews; music; music reviews; punk; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #4 (n.d.); Publication Place: Albany, NY
Item 9: Off the Wall: Joint mini-comic by Colin Upton and Robin Konstabaris, created for the exhibit "Just Press Their Button: A History of Photography in the Comics" at the Presentation House Gallery in Vancouver in 2004. The split comic features one strip by each author on the theme of photographs and photography.; Author / Publisher: Colin Upton and Robin Konstabaris (self-published); Category: art; art history; comics; drawing; photographs; photography; Date / Volume: (2004); Publication Place: Vancouver, B.C. Canada
Item 10: The Official Handbook of the Black Dragon No. 8 Universe: Guide to the characters of B.C. Dixon's fantasy-and-science-fiction universe and storyline.; Author / Publisher: B.C. Dixon (Xigency Studios, Inc.); Category: cartoons; science fiction; superheroes; Date / Volume: #2 (2013); Publication Place: Chicago, IL
Item 11: Ofrenda: A Zine Anthology: Compliation of zines made by Celia Perez between 1994 and 2014, with titles such as "I Dreamed I Was Assertive" and "Atlas of Childhood." Introduction by Jenna Freedman.; Author / Publisher: Celia C. Perez (Sweet Candy Press); Category: drawings; personal stories; Date / Volume: (2014); Publication Place: (2014)
Item 12: Oh, it aches and tears: "A zine about dealing with losing a pet. As such, it contains descriptions of those losses. It also details some strategies that have helped me deal."; Acquisition Information: Gift of Kim Schwenk, 2017; Author / Publisher: Lauren Melissa (self-published); Category: pets; death; Date / Volume: (2015); Publication Place: unknown
Item 13: OK To You: Handbook For Shit Production: Minicomic about the correct applications for feces.; Author / Publisher: unknown; Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: (2010); Publication Place: unknown
Item 14: On Mars (Sketchbook): Fantasy-themed character sketches with text on opposing pages.; Author / Publisher: Mike Posis (self-published); Category: drawing; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 15: On Our Backs: "Lesbian sex magazine made by lesbians for lesbians".; Author / Publisher: Heather Findlay (H.A.F. Enterprises); Category: anal sex; bands; BDSM; erotic stories; lesbian; oral sex; feminism; fiction; fisting; interviews; masturbation; music; pornography; sex; Date / Volume: vol. 17 #5 (Feb./March 2003); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 16: On Pacifism: Writings by Derrick Jenson: Reprinted excerpts from Derrick Jenson's Endgame and As the World Burns accompanied by comics; Author / Publisher: Derrick Jenson (North Carolina Piece Corps); Category: nature; pacifism; violence; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: North Carolina
Item 17: On the Rag: Music zine with an emphasis on punk culture.; Author / Publisher: Renae Bryant & Alicia Lopez (self-published); Category: bands; book reviews; concert reviews; gay; interviews; music; music reviews; punk; queer; rape; rock and roll; sexual assault; surviving abuse; tattoos; violence against women; women; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #4 (n.d.); Publication Place: Norco, CA
Item 18: Once we were happy with crowns upon our brows, but now we suffer shackles on our souls: Poems focused on themes of the 1871 Commune, Marxism, and battles in France.; Author / Publisher: Cardinal Cox (Starburker Publications); Category: poetry; history; Date / Volume: (2014); Publication Place: Peterborough, England
Item 19: One More Time Around: Zine featuring short stories.; Author / Publisher: Mike Coppolino (Carom Publishing); Category: fiction; short stories; Date / Volume: (1997); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 20: One Thousand Eight Hundred and Twenty Days: Zine focusing on women, menstruation, and feminine hygiene.; Author / Publisher: Stephanie (World Without Lard); Category: alternative menstrual products; feminism; menstruation; reusable pads; tampons; women; women's health; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Winnipeg, Canada
Item 21: Ooompa! Ooompa!: Personal zine with articles that focus on women and body image.; Author / Publisher: Megan (self-published); Category: alternative menstrual products; beer; bisexuality; body image; feminism; gay; gender; gender roles; media critique; menstruation; patriarchy; personal stories; queer; racism; relationships; reusable pads; sex; sexism; tampons; vaginas; veganism; women; women's health; yeast infections; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #3 (n.d.); Publication Place: Allston, MA
Item 22: Open in Case of Emergency: Autobiographical mini-comic about depression, loneliness, and love.; Author / Publisher: Mary Golding (self-published); Category: autobiographical comics; depression; journal comics; mental illness; loneliness; love; relationships; Date / Volume: (2013); Publication Place: unknown
Item 23: Opinions Are Like Assholes: Journal entries, short fiction and opinions on what it means to be punk and the necessity of overcoming apathy. Also includes record, zine and concert reviews.; Author / Publisher: Jason Wallace Triefenbach, ed. (self-published); Category: apathy; concert reviews; fiction; music reviews; personal stories; punk; short stories; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #4 (March/April 1997); Publication Place: St. Louis, MO
Item 24: Organizing Cools the Planet: Tools and Reflections to Navigate the Climate Crisis: Examines the climate justice movement and suggests strategies for aligning social jutice movements on the issue of climate change.; Author / Publisher: Hilary Moore and Joshua Kahn Russell (PM Press); Category: activism; climate change; direct action; environmental activism; indigenous peoples; political organizing; politics; social change; social justice; Date / Volume: (2011); Publication Place: Oakland, CA
Item 25: Orifice: Mini-comic.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Dan Hager, 2013.; Author / Publisher: Mike Hales (self-published); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: (2005); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 26: Our Real Enemies Speak English!: Zine discussing natural disasters such as Hurricane Katrina and their effects on the government.; Author / Publisher: Anthony Rayson (South Chicago ABC Zine Distro); Category: class analysis; environmental degradation; politics; social class; social control; war; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Homewood, IL
Item 27: Ouse Valley Revolt: Poems focusing on the history of England in the early 1800's.; Author / Publisher: Cardinal Cox (Starburker Publications); Category: poetry; history; Date / Volume: (2016); Publication Place: Peterborough, England

Box O2

Item 1: Out Structured: Personal zine with reviews and interviews. #3 1/2 is a split with Hourglass #1.; Author / Publisher: Justin (self-published); Category: bands; interviews; music; personal stories; punk; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #3 (n.d.), #3 1/2 (n.d.); Publication Place: Lee's Summit, MO
Item 2: Outcasts: Punk magazine containing reviews of concerts and CDs.; Author / Publisher: Anthony Herrera (Outcasts Magazine); Category: bands; interviews; music; music reviews; punk; Date / Volume: #2 (July/Aug.); Publication Place: Riverside, CA
Item 3: Outpunk: Zine focusing on homosexuality and punk rock music. Also includes diaristic writings from the author.; Author / Publisher: Matt Wobensmith (self-published); Category: BDSM; book reviews; criticism; cultural criticism; gay; gender identity; homophobia; interviews; music; music reviews; personal stories; prostitution; punk; queer; queer identity; sex; sex work; transgender; transsexual; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #2 1/2 (Sept. 1994), #3 (n.d.), #4 (June 1995), #5 (spring 1996); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 4: (Outside) SPACE: A collaboration of personal zines with diaristic and creative writings.; Author / Publisher: Brandon Huigens and Stephanie Coble (www.samuraicomics.com and bookoocomix.com); Category: personal stories; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 5: Outspoken: "A literary magazine by queer youth for queer youth."; Author / Publisher: (Hillcrest Youth Center); Category: coming out; gay; lesbian; media critique; people of color; poetry; queer; Date / Volume: (summer 2004); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 6: Outstanding Stickman: Minicomic about a superhero who assumes the powers of a stick bug.; Author / Publisher: Clifton Carroll (self-published); Category: comics; humor; superheroes; Date / Volume: #1 (2014); Publication Place: Charleston, WV
Item 7: Oya: "A Feminist Rag".; Author / Publisher: Margarat Nee (self-published); Category: criticism; domestic violence; feminism; gender; gender equality; politics; sexism; violence against women; women; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #13 (July/Aug. 1994), #14 (Sept./Oct. 1994), #15 (Jan./Feb. 1995); Publication Place: San Diego, CA

Box P1

Item 1: Pablo's Comics Extravaganza IV: Comics by various artists.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Larry McCaffery; Author / Publisher: Jefferson Powers, ed. (Makeshift Comics); Category: comics; Date / Volume: (1999); Publication Place: Denver, CO
Item 2: Padded: A Zine on the History of the Sanitary Pad: Brief history of the sanitary pad, with illustrations.; Author / Publisher: Maryann Riker and Nancy Scott (JUSTARIP Press); Category: menstruation; reusable pads; Date / Volume: (2017); Publication Place: unknown
Item 3: A Pagan Anti-Capitalist Primer: A critique of capitalism from a pagan perspective. The authors give an overview of the history and mechanisms of capitalism, with special attention to how in a capitalist system land is owned, bought and sold, thereby depriving pagans of communion with nature.; Author / Publisher: Alley Valkyrie and Rhyd Wildermuth (self-published); Category: anti-capitalism; capitalism; class analysis; consumerism; industrialization; social class; Date / Volume: (2015); Publication Place: Unknown
Item 4: A Pagan Soap Opera: Zine featuring a story adapted for the screen by the author. Limited to 90 copies with red vellum cover.; Author / Publisher: Max G. Morton (23 WLVS); Category: death; drug addiction; drugs; fiction; Date / Volume: 23 WLVS #03 (2011); Publication Place: Philadelphia, PA
Item 5: Panache Magazine: Magazine for San Francisco's music scene.; Author / Publisher: Michelle Cable (Panache Magazine); Category: bands; interviews; music; music reviews; musicians; Date / Volume: (Jan. 2005); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 6: Pancevo in Pencils: Sketchbook recording the artists time in Pancevo, Serbia during participation in artist in residence program at Elektrika Pancevo in 2012; Acquisition Information: Gift of Donna Barr; Author / Publisher: Pat Moriarty (Assoiciation for improvement of culture "Elektrika"); Category: art; drawing; pencils; Date / Volume: (December 2012); Publication Place: Pancevo, Serbia
Item 7: Pandora's Diary: Zine with poetry and diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Mariel (self-published); Category: personal stories; poetry; riot grrrl; thanksgiving; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #1 (winter 1995/1996); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 8: Panophobia: Personal zine with interviews, comics, and information on different people's phobias.; Author / Publisher: Jen (self-published); Category: bands; comics; interviews; personal stories; phobias; Date / Volume: #4 (spring 1996); Publication Place: Maplewood, MO
Item 9: Paper Sailboat: Angsty poetry dealing with a break up, accompanied by rough sketches.; Author / Publisher: Brandon Huigens, words: David Bessent, art (Samurai Comics); Category: break-ups; depression; drawing; heartbreak; love; poetry; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: [Phoenix, AZ]
Item 10: Paper Stars to Soothe Your Soul: Minicomic depicting a conversation about growing up, and directions how to make paper stars; Author / Publisher: Erika Moen (self-published); Category: comics; coming of age; DIY; gender; youth; Date / Volume: (June 2003); Publication Place: unknown
Item 11: Paradisiac Beings: Drawings of monstrous sea creatures.; Author / Publisher: Adam Yeater (2017); Category: comics; monsters; Date / Volume: (2017); Publication Place: Tucson, AZ
Item 12: Parasol: "History, comics, crafts, no poetry and very little politics."; Author / Publisher: Megan R. (self-published); Category: comics; fashion; feminism; hats; personal stories; recipes; women; Date / Volume: #1-4 (2003-2004); Publication Place: unknown
Item 13: Party of 1: "Road kill of an itinerant caricaturist." A Baby Kangaroo Production. Signed by the author inside back cover on 10/15/03. Introduction by Tom Richmond. Accompanied by mailing envelope addressed to Christina Favretto with an original drawing in blue ink.; Author / Publisher: Sam Klemke (Wegferds' Printing and Publications); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: (2002); Publication Place: North Bend, OR
Item 14: Pasan Los Dias: The author describes Mexico's punk community and her political development growing up. She also discusses women in the punk scene and offers a critique of the scene and its politics.; Author / Publisher: Ana Armengod (self-published); Category: anarchism; internet; punk; straight edge; veganism; women; women in music; Date / Volume: #1 (2012?); Publication Place: unknown
Item 15: Pater Contrarius: Minicomic about a whimsical priest who leaves a trail of destruction in his wake.; Author / Publisher: Cathy Malkasian (Robot Publishing Co.); Category: comics; Date / Volume: (Jan. 1999); Publication Place: Pasadena, CA
Item 16: Pawz: Zine devoted to animal-themed comics, comic arts and the furry subculture.; Acquisition Information: Issues #91, 92 and 94 gift of Donna Barr; Author / Publisher: Edd Vick, ed. (self-published: MU Press); Category: animals; comics; drawing; media critique; television; Date / Volume: #81 (2010), #91 (2015), #92 (2015), #94 (2016); Publication Place: Seattle, WA

Box P2

Item 1: Pazmaker: Publication of the Perros Negros art collective with articles in both English and Spanish. Contains essayistic writing, scenarios for theater and performance art productions and visual art.; Author / Publisher: Adriana Lara, Agustina Ferreyra, Diego Berruecos and Fernando Mesta, eds. (Perros Negros); Category: activist art; art; artists; collectives; fiction; personal stories; street theatre; theatre; Date / Volume: #0 (n.d.), #1 (n.d.) (two copies); Publication Place: Mexico
Item 2: PDX Zines: Lists places to find zines in Portland, OR.; Author / Publisher: Laural Winter, Cathy Camper and Cristopher Cuttone; Category: zine libraries; zine resources; zines; Date / Volume: (July 2014); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 3: Peaches For Me: Helen writes about school, the conformity of "preppy" kids, and being a teenager in general. Also includes autobiographical comics and reviews of music, movies, concerts and food.; Author / Publisher: Helen W. aka Evol (self-published); Category: autobiographical comics; family; media critique; movie reviews; music reviews; personal stories; teenagers; Date / Volume: #6 (1998); Publication Place: Alna, ME
Item 4: Peachy Clinker: Comic about the (mis)adventures of Peachy Clinker, Gaz Fink, and other collected characters, including Jimmy Filth and Bingo Velour. Latter two issues signed by Jack Habegger.; Author / Publisher: Jack Habegger (self-published: Clinker Comics); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: #1 (July 2013), (2014), (2016); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 5: Pearl Necklace: "A zine celebrating kick-ass femininity through art and words, based in Napa, California."; Author / Publisher: Amy Gallaher, Ann Trinca, Cheryl Laube, C.J. Booth, Manda Moon Prendergast (self-published); Category: art; bands; body hair; body image; feminism; motherhood; mothers; music; personal stories; photography; poetry; Date / Volume: vol. 1 #1-3, vol. 2 #1 (n.d.); Publication Place: Napa, CA
Item 6: Peenchybugs: Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Angela Jayne Peenchybugs (self-published); Category: movie reviews; movies; music; personal stories; poetry; zines; Date / Volume: #1 (n.d.); Publication Place: Madera, CA
Item 7: Pekopeko: A zine about food; Author / Publisher: Karen Eng, ed. (self-published); Category: food; recipes; personal stories; Date / Volume: #3 (2002); Publication Place: Berkeley, CA
Item 8: Pencil Fight: Art and culture zine.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Markel Tumlin, 2015; Author / Publisher: Bwana Spoons and Patrick Fong, eds. (Grass Hut Corp.); Category: art; artists; cartoons; comics; drawing; interviews; music; Date / Volume: #1 (2003); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 9: Peony Studies: Catalog of works from the artist's 2015 peony-themed exhibition and interviews with his collaborators. The copy in the collection is issue #594 of an edition of 600.; Author / Publisher: Andrew McKay a.k.a. Andy Borehol (Stare City Publishing); Category: art; art galleries; art spaces; artists; interviews; painting; photography; pottery; tattoos; Date / Volume: (2015); Publication Place: Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
Item 10: People Not Profit: "For the Self-Determination of Freedom"; Author / Publisher: collective (newspaper); Category: anti-capitalism; capitalism; freedom; labor movement; labor unions; rebellion; resistance; revolution; women; work; Date / Volume: vol. 1 #1 (spring/summer 2012)
Item 11: Peoples Portraits & Stories: Personal zine with portraits and stories of people.; Author / Publisher: Fly (Soft Skull Press); Category: artists; biographies; comics; personal stories; portraits; Date / Volume: #2 (n.d.); Publication Place: New York, NY
Item 12: The Perils of Mr. Comics: "San Diego Comic Con Street Theater Presents"; Author / Publisher: Liz Schiller; Donna Barr (self-published); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: (1995); Publication Place: San Diego, CA (?)
Item 13: Personal Librarians: A User's Guide: Advertises library services to students at faculty at Barnard College, Fall 2015.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Barnard Zine Library, 2018; Author / Publisher: Suze Myers (self-published); Category: libraries; Date / Volume: (2015); Publication Place: New York, NY
Item 14: Personality on Parade: A Psychoanalytic Analysis of the Zine Revolution: Thesis on zine publishing and culture in zine format.; Author / Publisher: Fred Wright (self-published); Category: zine history; zines; Date / Volume: (Dec. 1995); Publication Place: Kent, OH
Item 15: P-Form: Chicago performance art zine.; Author / Publisher: D. Travers Scott, Managing Editor (Randolph Street Gallery); Category: art; artists; interviews; performance; performing arts; Date / Volume: #17 (April/May 1990); Publication Place: Chicago, IL

Box P3

Item 1: Phase 7: Minicomic in which Longstreth publishes his various projects, one-shot strips and serialized stories.; Author / Publisher: Alec Longstreth (self-published); Category: autobiographical comics; comics; Date / Volume: #5 (2004), #6 (2006), #10 (2006), #11 (2007); Publication Place: New York, NY
Item 2: Phases of the Moon: Personal zine about a couple's experience with pregnancy and giving their child up for adoption.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Barnard Zine Library, 2016; Author / Publisher: Stacey Marie and Alexander (self-published); Category: pregnancy; adoption; personal stories; childbirth; feminism.; Date / Volume: #1 (September 2006); Publication Place: Athens, GA
Item 3: Pi Zine: Personal zine with poetry and comics.; Author / Publisher: Jessica "Burnt Paper Girl", Annalise "Spooky Girl" (self-published); Category: comics; creativity; holidays; personal stories; poetry; rebellion; Date / Volume: #3 (2001); Publication Place: Santa Barbara, CA
Item 4: Piddle: Personal zine.; Author / Publisher: Miss Layla Pooper (Jive Turkey Publications); Category: childhood; fiction; interviews; movie reviews; personal stories; short stories; television; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #3 (n.d.); Publication Place: Tucson, AZ
Item 5: Piglet: Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Maria (self-published); Category: personal stories; punk; queer; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 6: Piltdownlad: Personal zine.; Author / Publisher: Kelly Dessaint (self-published); Category: cities; incest; personal stories; sex; sexual relationships; work; Date / Volume: #5 (2012); Publication Place: Los Angeles, CA
Item 7: Pinguino & Pedestrian: "Van Gogh in 24 hours"; Author / Publisher: Pinguino, Todd Pluciennik (Penguin Palace); Category: comics; humor; cartoons; Date / Volume: (July 2003); Publication Place: [San Diego, CA]
Item 8: Pink Pages: Zine with erotic stories and poetry.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Larry McCaffery; Author / Publisher: Various (self-published); Category: anal sex; erotic stories; female ejaculation; lesbian; oral sex; poetry; pornography; racism; sex; Date / Volume: #8 (n.d.); Publication Place: New York, NY
Item 9: Pippi's Parallel Universe: Zine with information on shows and political articles.; Author / Publisher: Pippi (self-published); Category: music; poetry; politics; Date / Volume: Vol. 1 #2 (n.d.); Publication Place: Los Angeles, CA
Item 10: Pirate Cove: Selected comic strips from online serial comic Pirate Cove. Made specially for the 2003 Comic-Con International: San Diego and the 2004 Alternative Press Expo.; Acquisition Information: 2003 San Diego Comic Con Edition and 2004 APE Souvenir Edition gift of Dan Hager, 2004; Author / Publisher: Joe D'Angelo (self-published); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: 2003 San Diego Comic Con Edition (2003), APE 2004 Souvenir Edition (2004), Comic Con Job (2005), Comic Con Job 2 Electric Boogaloo (2006), Episode XVII: "Reality Blurred" (2006); Publication Place: unknown
Item 11: Pirate Papa: Author / Publisher: "Pirate Papa" (self-published); Category: parenting; Date / Volume: (2006); Publication Place: Shelton, WA
Item 12: Pirates Dream of Me / Picknicker Collector's Preview: Excerpts and sketches for various comic strips.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Donna Barr, 2015; Author / Publisher: Charcoal Brown, ed. (self-published); Category: comics; Date / Volume: (2014); Publication Place: Quilcene, WA
Item 13: Piss Factory: Gift of the author, created for the CL T 594 course "Social Politics of Indie" in the spring 2017 semester. Publication information fictitiously listed on cover as "Issue no. 1 | 2011."; Author / Publisher: Dee Dougher (self-published); Category: gender; gender identity; personal stories; punk; queer; queer politics; women's health; body image; sexism; racism; homophobia; Date / Volume: [2017]; Publication Place: Ramona, CA
Item 14: Piss Off: Personal zine (flier) with music reviews.; Author / Publisher: unknown (self-published); Category: criticism; music; music reviews; Date / Volume: #1 (Jan. 1993); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 15: Placebo - Jade: Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Jade T. (self-published); Category: feminism; gender politics; high school; personal stories; politics; pro-choice movement; punk; violence against women; women; Date / Volume: #3, #8, #10 (n.d.); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 16: Placebo - Mike: Zine with the author's opinions on various topics such as music, pop culture and high school.; Author / Publisher: Mike (self-published); Category: criticism; high school; music reviews; personal stories; punk; Date / Volume: #5 (n.d.); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 17: Placebo - Sally: Personal zine with information on local bands.; Author / Publisher: Sally (self-published); Category: bands; concert reviews; music reviews; personal stories; punk; Date / Volume: #2 (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 18: Places: Zine with photography and pen and ink drawings of flowers and words.; Author / Publisher: Ciara Robillard; Category: art; drawing; Date / Volume: vol. 2 (Oct. 2014); Publication Place: unknown

Box P4

Item 1: A Plague on Both Your Houses: Zine with a five act play.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Larry McCaffery; Author / Publisher: Scott Edelman (self-published); Category: fiction; literature; Date / Volume: #61 of a special Halloween edition of 125 copies (1996); Publication Place: unknown
Item 2: Plane: A series of photocopies showing the making of a paper airplane.; Author / Publisher: unknown; Category: art; photography; Date / Volume: unknown; Publication Place: unknown
Item 3: Planet Named Desire Extra: Minicomic. Two short stories.; Author / Publisher: Joe Marshall (self-published); Category: comics; Date / Volume: (2004); Publication Place: Tucson, AZ
Item 4: Plastic Ass: Personal zine with interviews and diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Mary Hackett (self-published); Category: interviews; personal stories; Date / Volume: #1 (n.d.); Publication Place: Chicago, IL
Item 5: The Pleasant Unicorn: Zine consisting entirely of poetry.; Author / Publisher: Stephanie Scarborough (Pleasant Unicorn Press); Category: dependency; humor; marriage; poetry; relationships; Date / Volume: (2003); Publication Place: Weatherford, TX
Item 6: Please Destroy My Enemies: Humorous collection of comics.; Author / Publisher: Michael Sweater (Silver Sprocket); Category: cartoons; comics; humor; Date / Volume: (Summer 2016); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 7: Please Don't Feed the Bears!: Zine with vegan recipes.; Author / Publisher: Asbjorn Intonsus (Microcosm Publishing); Category: cookbooks; cooking; food; interviews; music; personal stories; recipes; tattoos; vegan cooking; veganism; Date / Volume: (Jan. 2007); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 8: Please Don't Kill the Freshman: Personal memoir about a Portland high school.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Jesica Brubaker; Category: personal stories; high school; Creator / Publisher: Zoe Trope (Future Tense Books); Date / Volume: Second Printing (November 2001); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 9: The Pleiades: "...All about family history & self-esteem & the frequent cruelty of life."; Author / Publisher: Miranda Celeste Hale (self-published); Category: bipolar disorder; break-ups; childhood; family; fathers; love; personal stories; relationships; sexual relationships; Date / Volume: #2 (spring 2002), #3 (June 2002), #5 (2002), #14 (March 2005), #16 (n.d.); Publication Place: Spokane, WA
Item 10: Pleomorphism: Fanciful drawings of micro-animal-like creatures. Two zines together with paper wrapper.; Author / Publisher: Adam Yeater (self-published); Category: comics; Date / Volume: (2017); Publication Place: Tucson, AZ
Item 11: Plink-O: Personal zine by five friends.; Author / Publisher: Felicity, Sarah, Margie, Heather, Jayme (self-published); Category: body image; personal stories; women; Date / Volume: (1995); Publication Place: Fort Smith, AR
Item 12: Pocket Book Heroes: Minicomic with strips, artwork and essays by various contributors.; Acquisition Information: Comic-Con Extravaganza issue and vol. 3 issues 23, 24 and 26 gift of Robert Beck; Author / Publisher: Robert Beck, ed. (Bare Bones Studios); Category: comics; humor; Date / Volume: v. 3, no. 23-no. 24 (Jan.-March 2003); no. 26 (2003); and "Comic-Con Extravaganza" (2003?); Publication Place: Las Vegas, NV
Item 13: The Poetry Conspiracy: "A Poets' Forum and Calendar since 1979".; Author / Publisher: Paul Strangeland (self-published); Category: coffee shops; performance; poetry; Date / Volume: vol. 10.4 (April 2000); Publication Place: Cardiff, CA
Item 14: Poiesis: Collaboraive poetry zine.; Author / Publisher: various (Propaganda Press); Category: poetry; Date / Volume: #1 (2008), #2 (2009); Publication Place: Cambridge, MA
Item 15: Polar Vortex Explained (Kinda): Small zine that explains the polar vortex in handwritten pages with illustrations. "A biophile mini ... CC-BY-NC."; Author / Publisher: (self-published); Category: winter; Date / Volume: (2014); Publication Place: unknown
Item 16: Political Prisoners: Poetry zine. Number six in the Pocket Protector series of miniature pocket books by Propaganda Press.; Author / Publisher: Raymond Sapienza (Propaganda Press); Category: poetry; Date / Volume: #6 "Pocket Protector" series (2009); Publication Place: Cambridge, MA
Item 17: Politicians Love Gun Control: Reframing the Debate Around Gun Ownership: A zine examining the historical impacts of gun control debates and how both sides operate similary with their campaigning. Specifically, the author argues that "pro- and anti- gun control stances in this country are both usually characterized by racist, capitalist, and pro-government discourse."; Author / Publisher: Sweet Tea (North Carolina Piece Corps); Category: anti-capitalism; guns; left-wing politics; right-wing politics; violence; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Carrboro, NC
Item 18: Ponyboys: Zine with diaristic writings, movie, music, and book reviews which relate to homosexuality. Early issues are titled My Heroes Have Always Been Ponyboys and are filed under Ponyboys.; Author / Publisher: Tim Murphy (self-published); Category: anal sex; criticism; cultural criticism; gay; humor; music reviews; personal stories; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #2 (late summer 2001), #8 (early 2003); Publication Place: Kingston, Ontario, Canada

Box P5

Item 1: Poorly Drawn Animals: Mini-comic. Collection of short comic strips featuring animals that make humorous observations and tell jokes.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Dan Hager, 2004; Author / Publisher: Joshua Hale Fialkov (self-published; Hoarse and Buggy Productions); Category: animals; comics; humor; Date / Volume: Vol. 1 (2003 - 2004), Vol. 2 (2004); Publication Place: Unknown
Item 2: Pop Tart Queen: Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Irene (self-published); Category: interviews; music; personal stories; punk; women; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 3: Poppin' Zits!: General interest zine with editorials, fiction and reviews. Pages feature collage and text.; Author / Publisher: Jerod Pore (self-published); Category: book reviews; conspiracies; fiction; movie reviews; music reviews; science fiction; Date / Volume: (1988); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA
Item 4: Popular Life Magazine: Satirical articles and cartoons.; Author / Publisher: Mary Arp (self-published); Category: cultural criticism; humor; satire; summer; Date / Volume: #22 (summer 1995); Publication Place: Rochester, NY
Item 5: Poseur Ink: Zine with information on the author's various comic book projects.; Author / Publisher: Rachel Dukes (self-published); Category: comics; gay; gender; transgender; queer; Date / Volume: Promotional Book 2003; Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 6: Possessed: Reviews of San Diego restaurants and a short article on the Unarius Academy of Science in El Cajon. Movie, music and restaurant recommendations.; Author / Publisher: (self-published); Category: movie reviews; music; religion; restaurants; Date / Volume: #3 (summer 2014); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 7: The Posthuman Manifesto: "Ram data and organice software collision." Gift of the author, created for the CL T 594 course "Social Politics of Indie" in the fall 2015 semester.; Author / Publisher: Tyler Lopez (self-published); Category: postmodernism; capitalism; technology; computers; Date / Volume: (2015); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 8: Postwar U.S.A.: Zine with poetry, reviews and short articles on media and politics.; Author / Publisher: various contributors (self-published); Category: media critique; poetry; politics; Date / Volume: #3 (n.d.); Publication Place: Fullerton, CA
Item 9: Potato Chip Graveyard: collaborative zine of interviews, poetry, interviews, and prose; Author / Publisher: Stacy, ed. (self-published); Category: bands; book reviews; interviews; movie reviews; music reviews; personal stories; Date / Volume: #1 (April/May 1996); Publication Place: Pasadena, CA
Item 10: Potatoe 6: Three Short Stories: Three short stories in a dirty realist style. Split issue with Arm Chair Water Boy. Filed under Arm Chair Water Boy.; Author / Publisher: unknown (self-published); Category: fiction; short stories; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Fayetteville, AR
Item 11: Potto: Fragments of an epic poem.; Author / Publisher: Stanford Cheung (Budget Press); Category: poetry; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 12: Power Candy: Personal zine with diaristic writings. Issue #13 is a split with Liar: The Final Issue. Issue #15 is a split with Ugly Boy #10. Both are filed under Power Candy.; Author / Publisher: Ericka L. Bailie (self-published); Category: anger; body image; break-ups; concert reviews; fathers; incest; interviews; mothers; music; personal stories; relationships; riot grrrl; sex; sexual abuse; sexual relationships; sizeism; women; zines; Date / Volume: #6 (April 1994), #8 (Aug. 1994), #11 (Feb. 1995), #12 (May 1995), #13 (Aug. 1995), #14 (Oct.- Nov. 1995), #15 (Jan. 1995), #16 (April 1996), #18 (Dec. 1996), #20 (winter 1997-1998); Publication Place: Kansas City, MO
Item 13: Power Dreams: Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Hannah (self-published); Category: friends; friendship; personal stories; Date / Volume: #3 (n.d.); Publication Place: Princeton, NJ
Item 14: Prehensile Tales: Satirical and absurdist essays on consumer products and entertainment.; Author / Publisher: Halcyon Styn (self-published); Category: cartoons; humor; letters; pornography; satire; zine reviews; Date / Volume: #9 (summer 1995), #10 (n.d.); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 15: Pretty Girl: Issue #2 includes 4 stickers. Gift of the author, created for the CL T 594 course "Social Politics of Indie" in the fall 2015 semester.; Author / Publisher: Riley Wilson (self-published); Category: riot grrrl; feminism; body image; gender; sexism; gender equality; women's rights; patriarchy; harassment; women's health; women; music; rape; violence against women; sexual assault; Date / Volume: vol.1, #1-3 (2015); Publication Place: [San Diego, CA]
Item 16: Primazon Paper Dolls: Paper doll sets of imaginary beings called Primazons.; Author / Publisher: Tyler Cohen (self-published); Category: art; crafts; Date / Volume: Primazon Paper Dolls (2009), Primazon Paper Dolls Expansion Set 1 (2011?); Publication Place: unknown

Box P6

Item 1: Primitive Toothcare: Guide to primitive dental hygiene using plants and herbs.; Author / Publisher: Rowan Gangulfr (self-published; Yggdrasil Distro); Category: alternative medicine; dentists; herbal remedies; Date / Volume: (2009); Publication Place: OR
Item 2: Principles of Anarchism: Zine answering questions regarding the ideology of anarchism; Author / Publisher: unknown (South Chicago Zine Distro); Category: anarchism; anarchist theory; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Homewood, IL
Item 3: Printer Paper and Staples.: A collection of drawings and art.; Acquisition Information: Gift of SDSU Zine and DIY Culture Club, 2019; Author / Publication: Christian Barroso and Kyle Mandal (SDSU Zine and DIY Culture Club); Category: art; drawings; Date / Volume: (May 2018); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 4: Prisoner Zines: Anthony Rayson Solidarity Conference Workshop Penn State April 7th, 2001: Zine produced by prison-abolition activist and anarchist Anthony Rayson for a Solidarity Conference Workshop at Penn State in 2001.; Author / Publisher: Anthony Rayson (South Chicago ABC Zine Distro); Category: criminal justice; police brutality; prison abolition; prison activism; prison conditions; prison labor; prison writing; prisoner rights; prisoners; prisons; Date / Volume: (April 2001); Publication Place: Homewood, IL
Item 5: Private's Cove: Art, collage and writing on the theme of nature.; Author / Publisher: Rudy Rios (self-published); Category: art; nature; Date / Volume: #1 (2005); Publication Place: unknown
Item 6: The Prizms: A Marathon of Dreams: Minicomic with childlike drawings.; Author / Publisher: unknown; Category: comics; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 7: Probation Area: Collection of short personal writings and poems.; Author / Publisher: Amanda Huron (self-published); Category: short stories; personal stories; poetry; Date / Volume: (February 2002); Publication Place: Chapel Hill, NC (written in Berlin)
Item 8: The Probe: Zine with erotic content and music reviews.; Author / Publisher: Aaron Muents (Small Publishers Co-Op); Category: break-ups; crushes; dating; drinking; erotic stories; heartbreak; love; music; music reviews; personal stories; pornography; relationships; sex; sexual relationships; vaginas; youth sexuality; Date / Volume: #5, #6 (n.d.); Publication Place: Pleasanton, CA
Item 9: Project: Neptoon: Minicomic. Mankind is extinct and earth's animals have formed nations and left earth aboard space arks, fighting for control of the last inhabitable planet.; Author / Publisher: Sam Fout (Moon Toad Productions); Category: animals; comics; science fiction; Date / Volume: unnumbered (2006); Publication Place: unknown
Item 10: Proud to be an American: Political poetry with illustrations.; Author / Publisher: Shannon Colebank, artwork by Claudio Parentela (Whizzbanger Productions); Category: art; cultural criticism; poetry; politics; Date / Volume: (2002); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 11: Psychoholics Unanimous: "[P]eriodical with personal opinions and info on movies and other topics that like-minded (adolescent adults) people might like."; Author / Publisher: Jerrica Lee (self-published); Category: advertising; media critique; movie reviews; television; Date / Volume: #66, 67, 69 (n.d.); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 12: Psycholesterol: Random pages from the sketchbook diaries of Steven Reddy.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Donna Barr, 2017; Author / Publisher: Steven Reddy; Category: comics; sketching; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Seattle, WA
Item 13: PTBH!: Personal zine with diaristic writings.; Author / Publisher: Rex (self-published); Category: cooperative living; cooperatives; dumpster diving; personal stories; punk; punk houses; road trips; travel; travel stories; Date / Volume: #10 (n.d.); Publication Place: Seattle, WA
Item 14: Public Anarchism: New, Old, and Seldom-Used Organizing Tactics, Methods, and Ideas for Anarchists: Information on anarchist strategies for activism, direct action, organizing and fund-raising.; Author / Publisher: A Pair of Anarchists; Category: activism; anarchism; direct action; political organizing; social ecology; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 15: Public Illumination Magazine: Zine with contributions from various writers on a theme.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Larry McCaffery; Author / Publisher: Zagreus Bowery, ed. (Public Illumination Magazine); Category: fiction; short stories; Date / Volume: #44 (1996); Publication Place: Casa Sorci, Castel Ritaldi, Italy
Item 16: Public Secrets: Minicomic with Situationist-style comics and Marxist theory.; Author / Publisher: Ken Knabb (self-published); Category: comics; left-wing politics; marxism; politics; revolution; situationism; Date / Volume: (1997); Publication Place: Berkely, CA
Item 17: Pukka Joint Massif: Mostly zine and music reviews. Sister zine to Node Pajomo. Issues #4-12 are done as a split with Node Pajomo #10-18 and are filed under Node Pajomo. Not all are numbered; Author / Publisher: PJM (self-published); Category: mail art; music reviews; zine reviews; Date / Volume: #13 (spring 2016); Publication Place: Bellingham, WA
Item 18: Pull the Plug: Articles on women's health and the feminine hygiene industry.; Author / Publisher: Erin Wilkins (self-published); Category: consumerism; environmental degradation; industrialization; menstruation; sexism; tampons; women; women's health; Date / Volume: (July 2000); Publication Place: Kansas City, MO
Item 19: Pump It, Hottie!: Vanilla Ice fanzine.; Acquisition Details: Gift of Barnard Zine Library, 2016; Author / Publisher: David Conrad, Matt Baerwalde (self-published); Category: music reviews; grunge music; punk; hip hop.; Date / Volume: # 1 1/2 (1994); Publication Place: Decatur, AL
Item 20: Pumpkin: Minicomic with the author's reflections on the life of her pet dog, a golden retriever and poodle mix named Pumpkin.; Author / Publisher: Jennifer Yuh Nelson (Robot Publishing Co.); Category: comics; dogs; pets; Date / Volume: (2000); Publication Place: Pasadena, CA
Item 21: Punctual: Punk rock music zine. Includes editorials and essays on punk culture and the punk scene.; Author / Publisher: (self-published); Category: bands; music; music reviews; punk; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #3 (n.d.); Publication Place: Cincinnati, OH
Item 22: A Punk Kid Walks Into a Bar...: Barclay's personal stories range from being in a band and producing his zine to going to the dentist and attending prom. He often devotes space to disucussing proper English usage and debates grammatical points with his readers in the letters section. Also includes reviews.; Author / Publisher: Barclay (self-published); Category: concert reviews; english language; grammar; music reviews; personal stories; punk; Date / Volume: #8 (n.d.), #9 (Oct. 1997); Publication Place: Rye, NY
Item 23: Punkcast: Zine in CD-ROM format.; Author / Publisher: Rex (self-published); Category: music; punk; Date / Volume: #18 (Aug. 2000); Publication Place: unknown
Item 24: Punks Don't Use Cell Phones: Publication info inferred from attached leaf: "Full Orange / sakuramaku.com / fayryu.com"; Author / Publisher: Sakura Maku (self-published); Category: punk; technology; cell phones; satire; comics; Date / Volume: [btwn 2000-2014?]; Publication Place: unknown
Item 25: Punks Thugs and Vandals: Photo zine of street art.; Author / Publisher: Rachel Sterner, Broke, DeadEyes (eds.) (self-published); Category: photography; Date / Volume: #2 (2014); Publication Place: unknown

Box Q1

Item 1: Quantify: Personal zine by a recent college graduate, exploring issues of identity, race, and sexuality.; Author / Publisher: Lauren Martin (self-published); Category: mixed race; personal stories; queer; queer identity; race; racial identity; Date / Volume: #1-2 (2000); Publication Place: Portland, OR; Staten Island, NY
Item 2: Queen Zine: "A guide to fabulousness for boy queens and girl queens everywhere!"; Author / Publisher: Craig Jessup (self-published); Category: celebrities; concert reviews; fashion; gay; personal stories; queer; sex; Date / Volume: #1 (1996); Publication Place: Larkspur, CA
Item 3: Queens, Hookers, and Hustlers: A history of transgender prostitution and organizing by transgender sex workers. Also documents the role of trans people in the burgeoning gay rights movement and the marginalization of trans people within the gay community. Text reprinted by Not Yr Cister Press from Mack Friedman's book Strapped for Cash: A History of American Hustler Culture.; Author / Publisher: Mack Friedman; Valerie Queen, ed. (Not Yr Cister Press); Category: cruising; gay; gender fucking; lesbian; prostitution; queer activism; queer history; queer politics; transgender; transgender politics; transsexual; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 4: Queenzine: Personal zine.; Author / Publisher: Raina Lee (self-published); Category: interviews; music; personal stories; youth; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #2, #3 (2002); Publication Place: Los Angeles, CA
Item 5: Queer Ramblings: "...a fabulous monthly publication featuring the creativity of queer women."; Author / Publisher: Sandra R. Garcia (self-published); Category: butch; femme; lesbian; poetry; queer; sex; Date / Volume: #29 (March 2003); Publication Place: Blythe, CA
Item 6: Quite the Drop: Minicomic on a single sheet that unfolds to reveal the story. A squirrel climbs back in time to steal baking ideas from Baker Bell, but when Bell falls to his death, the squirrel climbs back in time to save him, at the squirrel's peril.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Donna Barr, 2015; Author / Publisher: Christopher Green (self-published); Category: comics; Date / Volume: (2014); Publication Place: unknown

Box R1

Item 1: Rabbit Fodder Addict: Zine featuring recipes for vegan meals.; Author / Publisher: Stephanie Scarborough (self-published); Category: food; recipes; vegan cooking; veganism; Date / Volume: (2003); Publication Place: Weatherford, TX
Item 2: Rabbitboy, Tales of...: Minicomic about Rabbitboy, a boy who is part boy and part rabbit.; Author / Creator: Bruce Stengl (March Hare Studios/self-published); Category: comics; fiction; Date / Volume: #7 (December 1995); Publication Place: Santa Rosa, CA
Item 3: Race, Ethnicity, and Nationality in America: Examines the historical construction of racial categories in America, with an emphasis on Native Americans.; Author / Publisher: Tom Big Warrior (South Chicago ABC Zine Distro); Category: american imperialism; assimilation; colonialism; communism; indigenous peoples; labor movement; labor unions; left-wing politics; politics; race; racism; slavery; Date / Volume: (June 2003); Publication Place: Homewood, IL
Item 4: Race Riot: A directory of "projects undertaken by people of color, in, around, or on their way out of punk rock."; Author / Publisher: Mimi (self-published); Category: people of color; race; racial identity; zine reviews; Date / Volume: unkown; Publication Place: Berkely, CA
Item 5: Race Treason Behind Prison Walls: Discusses racial tension in prisons and instances of interracial resistance to prison authorities.; Author / Publisher: Lorenzo Komboa Ervin and Staughton Lynd (Austin Anarchist Black Cross); Distributed by Firestarter Press; Category: prison activism; prison conditions; prison resistance; prisoner rights; prisoners; prisons; race; racism; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Austin, TX
Item 6: Radical Domesticity: Zine about a number of DIY domestic activities such as sewing, gardening, cooking, and stain removal.; Author / Publisher: Emma Karin Eriksson (Pioneers Press); Category: cooking; crafts; DIY; gardening; sewing; Date / Volume: #2-6 (2013-2015); Publication Place: Lansing, Kansas
Item 7: Radical Foul Ups of Melvin O. Blivion: Contains a short story about the title character.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Dan Hager, 2013.; Author / Publisher: Adrian Apkin (Auspicious Coney Press); Category: fiction; short stories; Date / Volume: #1 (Feb. 2011); Publication Place: unknown
Item 8: Radical Rabbit Distro: Catalog of the various anti-authoritarian zines and music offered in 2008 by Radical Rabbit Distro.; Author / Publisher: (Radical Rabbit Distro); Category: anarchism; anti-authoritarianism; music; punk; Date / Volume: (2008); Publication Place: Westmont, NJ
Item 9: Radio Radio: Zine with diaristic writing.; Author / Publisher: Kim Schwenk (self-published); Category: music; personal stories; Date / Volume: (2006); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 10: The Radvocate: "...an unsponsered zine forum for artists, writers and other weirdos to contribute their work to."; Acquisition Information: Gift of Markel Tumlin, 2015; Author / Publisher: Matt Lewis, ed. (self-published: Ayahuasca Publishing); Category: art; personal stories; poetry; Date / Volume: #2 (2011); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 11: RAF (Red Army Faction): Zine documenting the history and ideology of West-German militant leftist group Red Army Faction, especially its opposition to the Vietnam War and American imperialism. Contents reprinted by AK Books.; Author / Publisher: (AK Books); Category: american imperialism; anti-capitalism; anti-war; class analysis; class struggle; communism; left-wing politics; radical history; radical politics; resistance; revolution; terrorism; Date / Volume: (Nov. 1990); Publication Place: unknown
Item 12: Rage: Reflections on Valentine's Day experiences.; Author / Publisher: Heavens to Betsey (self-published); Category: love; personal stories; relationships; romance; valentine's day; Date / Volume: #1/2 (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 13: Rainbowlution Now!: Zine made by San Diego LGBT youth. Articles, poetry and art.; Author / Publisher: collective (Hillcrest Youth Center); Category: gay; lesbian; queer; youth; Date / Volume: #3 (n.d.); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 14: Rainforest Home Remedies: The Maya Way to Heal Your Body & Replenish Your Soul: Contains traditional Mayan remedies for female, menstrual and uterine ailments. Includes information on herbal medicine and massage techniques for women's health. This zine is a self-published excerpt from the book of the same name. Editor unknown.; Author / Publisher: Rosita Arvigo and Nadine Epstein (self-published); Category: alternative medicine; childbirth; herbal remedies; herbalism; massage; menstrual cramps; menstruation; midwifery; pregnancy; premenstrual syndrome (PMS); tinctures; women's health; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 15: Rainy Day Fun and Games for Toddler and Total Bastard: Personal stories about parenting written around the time of the birth of the author's third son. "When it comes to creative parenting, Greg Knauss is the master."; Author / Publisher: Greg Knauss (So New Media); Category: childbirth; children; parenting; personal stories; Date / Volume: (2002); Publication Place: Austin, TX
Item 16: Ramble & Ramble &: Articles on television, web sites, cooking with generation X, pranks and other topics.; Author / Publisher: Copper (self-published); Category: humor; media critique; movies; personal stories; television; Date / Volume: #2 (Aug./Sept. 1995), #3 (1995); Publication Place: Cary, NC
Item 17: R.A.S. (Rock Against Sexism): "Rock Against Sexism is a Boston-based cultural activist group (that fights) sexism and heterosexism in popular culture and the music industry by promoting non-sexist, women's and alternative rock and roll."; Author / Publisher: collective (Street Magazine); Category: anarchism; anti-racist action; bisexuality; book reviews; feminism; gay; interviews; lesbian; music reviews; poetry; prison abolition; prisons; punk; queer; queer activism; queer identity; racism; sexism; Date / Volume: vol. 3 #1 (1989); Publication Place: Boston, MA
Item 18: Raven Chronicles: A journal of art, literature and spoken word.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Donna Barr; Author / Publisher: Phoebe Bosché, managing director (Raven Chronicles); Category: art; book reviews; literature; personal stories; poetry; short stories; Date / Volume: #21 (2015); Publication Place: Seattle, WA
Item 19: Raw: Art zine reflecting on an abusive relationship.; Author / Publisher: Ericka Bailie (self-published); Category: abuse; art; personal stories; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Kansas City, MO
Item 20: A Reader's Guide to the Underground Press: "Featuring news, reviews, and Inside Information about zines, books and more".; Author / Publisher: collective; Category: book reviews; censorship; criticism; cultural criticism; DIY; independent media; mail art; media critique; music reviews; zine distros; zine history; zine libraries; zine-making; zine resources; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #11 (summer 1999); Publication Place: San Francisco, CA

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Item 1: Real Cat Toons: Comic strips about cats and an article on the artist Louis Wain, who is known for his drawings and paintings of cats.; Author / Publisher: Roberta Gregory (self-published); Category: art; artists; biographies; cats; comics; Date / Volume: (2005); Publication Place: Seattle, WA
Item 2: Real Jam: "The Real Jam comic strip was a jam session in comic strip form that 24 mostly local cartoonists took part in. The first panel was drawn in July 1987 and the comic strip was completed in June of 1988." Features the artwork of Bruce Chrislip, Mike Tackett, Donna Barr, Tom Hofstedt, Steve Gallacci, Steve Willis, Jeff Nicholson, Jeff Kipper, Mark Zingarelli, Leonard Rifas, Peter Bagge, Steve Greenberg, Ben Garrison, Duane Hoffman, David Horsey, Tina Garrison, Brian Basset, Jeff Wood, Jeff Willis, Art Bouthillier, Nils Osmar, Rob Morgan, Brad Carlton, and Mark Campos. Artists' bios in back.; Author / Publisher: Bruce Chrislip; Category: humor; comics; Date / Volume: 1989; Publication Place: Seattle, WA
Item 3: The Real Life Diary of a Boy: Personal zine with short stories and journal entries.; Author / Publisher: Philippe Jean (self-published); Category: personal stories; short stories; Date / Volume: (1998); Publication Place: Wilmington, NC
Item 4: Real Life in a Big City: Zine featuring an interview with the Goo Goo Dolls, the minicomic Stubo, movie and music reviews, poetry, and short stories; Author / Publisher: Debi Dip, ed. (self-published); Category: cats; comics; interviews; music reviews; movie reviews; poetry; punk; short stories; Date / Volume: #18 (July 1989); Publication Place: Los Angeles, CA
Item 5: Real Work: Autobiographical comic strips.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Donna Barr, 2015; Author / Publisher: Christopher Green (self-published); Category: autobiographical comics; friendship; relationships; Date / Volume: (2014); Publication Place: Gainesville, FL
Item 6: The Realist: Zine billed as a publication for social, political and religious satire on the front page of its June-July 1958 first issue.; Author / Publisher: Paul Krassner, ed. (self-published); Category: censorship; conspiracies; cultural criticism; media critique; politics; religion; satire; Date / Volume: #125 (1993); Publication Place: Venice, CA
Item 7: Rebecca Ming: Minicomic. Apparently unfinished comic book. Pencil drawings with empty speech bubbles. Features stylistically gothic artwork and action sequences.; Author / Publisher: [Ming Doyle] (self-published); Category: comics; Date / Volume: (2000s); Publication Place: unknown
Item 8: Rebel Girls: Personal zine with an emphasis on feminism.; Author / Publisher: Shannon (self-published); Category: abuse; feminism; gender roles; personal stories; representation of women; riot grrrl; sexism; sexual abuse; women; Date / Volume: #2 (Sept. 1995); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 9: Rebirth: "A comic for the 24-Hour Minicomics Challenge to benefit the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund."; Acquisition Information: Gift of Dan Hager, 2004; Author / Publisher: Trisha L. Sebastian (sef-published); Category: comics; women in comics; Date / Volume: (2004); Publication Place: unknown
Item 10: Reciprocity: Zine consisting entirely of personal photography.; Author / Publisher: Bree Suzanne (self-published); Category: photography; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: Canton, OH
Item 11: Red: Sarah writes about train hopping, joining protests, fighting for social justice and "trying to be a good persin despite the fact that I was born into this classist, ableist, heterosexist, sizest, racist, speciecist, sexist, homophobic society."; Author / Publisher: Sarah (self-published); Category: activism; direct action; feminism; personal stories; resistance; sexism; social justice; train hopping; Date / Volume: (1996?); Publication Place: Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Item 12: Red Asphalt: Fanzine dedicated to youth culture phenomena.; Author / Publisher: Julia Fernandez (self-published); Category: bands; creativity; music reviews; personal stories; youth; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: (Aug. 1998); Publication Place: Santa Cruz, CA
Item 13: Red Licorice Magazine: Magazine including games, humourous instances and stories, recipes, and quizzes.; Author / Publisher: collective (self-published); Category: humor; jokes; riddles; Date / Volume: 2 volumes (Nov. 2004, Jan. 2005); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 14: Red River Fanzine: "We (Leigh and Megan) are best friends, bandmates, and hardcore kids from Northeastern, PA. We have lots to say about hc and everyday life..."; Author / Publisher: Leigh Marie Sabol and Megan Judith O'Karma (self-published); Category: education; cultural criticism; feminism; high school; media critique; objectification; personal stories; religion; representation of women; sexism; sexual abuse; social justice; women; Date / Volume: #1 (n.d.), #2 (n.d.); Publication Place: Trucksville, PA and Wilkes-Barre, PA
Item 15: Reflekt: "Focuses on personal style of our celebrated Muses, featuring style tribes around the world, subcultural and cultural fashion, as well as cheeky and insightful articles based on fashion theroy, style anthropology and identity in order to celebrate your wonderful self"; Author / Publisher: Camay Villanueva, e.d. (Jacob Sotelo); Category: fashion; identity; Date / Volume: #10 (n.d.); Publication Place: Los Angeles, CA
Item 16: Rehab: Personal zine by Navy mechanic with discussions of military life, concert reviews, and personal stories.; Author / Publisher: Kurt Hectic (self-published); Category: concert reviews; military; music reviews; personal stories; poetry; Date / Volume: #1 (n.d.); Publication Place: Coronado, San Diego, CA
Item 17: Remembering Luisa Felix: Collection of art work inspired by Luisa Felix; Acquisition Information: Gift of Donna Barr; Author / Publisher: Keith O'Brien (self-published); Category: art; comics; drawing; inspiration; Date / Volume: (2015); Publication Place: unknown
Item 18: Remote Control: A personal zine about working at a mall kiosk, written in the form of a diary, with illustrations.; Author / Publisher: Melissa Bolger (self-published); Category: art; personal stories; work; Date / Volume: #1 (2004); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 19: Rendevous: Fanzine of the Rendevous DJ collective, which hosts a monthly event in Los Angeles that celebrates classic Italian horror and crime films and obscure music, including film soundtracks, psychdelia and funk.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Cristina Tillotson, 2016; Author / Publisher: Cristina Tillotson (self-published); Category: ambient music; film; horror; movies; music; Date / Volume: (March 2016); Publication Place: Los Angeles, CA
Item 20: A Renegade's Handbook to Love & Sabotage: A personal zine which acts as a journal, focusing mainly on politics but also including topics of relationships and general life advice.; Author / Publisher: Ciara Xyerra (self-published); Category: break-ups; crushes; direct action; feminism; gender; gender roles; left-wing politics; love; personal stories; politics; radical politics; relationships; riot grrrl; Date / Volume: #3 (2001); Publication Place: Portland, OR
Item 21: Residential Garbage: Personal zine focusing on female teen culture with zine reviews.; Author / Publisher: Yogurt and Blue (self-published); Category: feminism; personal stories; sexism; teenagers; women; youth; Date / Volume: 1 (n.d.); Publication Place: North Vancouver, Canada
Item 22: Resist!: Free newspaper with comics and art by female artists. Two copies.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Pamela Jackson, 2017; Author / Publisher: Françoise Mouly and Nadja Spiegelman, eds. (RAW Books & Graphics); Category: art; comics; feminism; left-wing politics; patriarchy; politics; radical politics; right-wing politics; women; women in comics; Date / Volume: Vol. 2 (2017); Publication Place: New York

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Item 1: Resister: "...a scholarly arts and literary journal for the masses, a fanzine for the mainstream, a magazine that's raw and sticky, not slick and glassy, a nuts and bolts guide to thought and expression."; Author / Publisher: Evelyn McDonnell (self-published); Category: art; criticism; feminism; fiction; film; interviews; literature; poetry; short stories; Date / Volume: vol. 1 #1 (winter 1996), #2 (fall-winter 1996); Publication Place: New York, NY
Item 2: (Re)sisters: SDSU Women's Resource Center Newsletter: Current events, sexual assault, women's health, sexist advertising.; Author / Publisher: Caroline Bennet (SDSU Women's Resource Center); Category: abuse; domestic violence; feminism; menstruation; rape; representation of women; sexual assault; violence against women; women; women's centers; women's health; women's history; Date / Volume: (spring 1999); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 3: Restraining Training: Photographs of bands at San Diego concerts by Chris Woo with comics by Mikey.; Author / Publisher: Chris Woo & Mikey (self-published); Category: bands; comics; music; photography; Date / Volume: (2002); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 4: Retarded Sentimental: Creative writing, with watercolors.; Author / Publisher: Ruby Rios (self-published); Category: art; fiction; short stories; Date / Volume: (2008); Publication Place: Upland, CA
Item 5: Rev. Richard J. Mackin's Book of Letters: Collection of letters sent to companies with complaints about their products and advertising, and the companies' letters in response.; Author / Publisher: Rev. Richard J. Mackin (self-published); Category: advertising; consumerism; culture jamming; humor; media critique; satire; Date / Volume: #1-2 (1990s); Publication Place: Allston, MA
Item 6: Revenge of the Snatch: Contains art and drawings.; Author / Publisher: Cornillious (self-published); Category: art; comics; drawing; Date / Volume: #2 (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 7: Reviewer Magazine: Alternative newspaper.; Author / Publisher: Robert Rowsey, ed. (Robert Rowsey); Category: bands; book reviews; interviews; movie reviews; music; musicians; music reviews; punk; rock and roll; Date / Volume: #10-12 (2002), #16 (July-Aug. 2003), #21 (May-June 2004); Publication Place: San Diego, CA
Item 8: Revolutionary Ecology: Biocentrism & Deep Ecology: Reprinting of Judi Bari's essay, accompanied by a biography of Bari by Albion Monitor reporter Nicholas Wilson; Author / Publisher: Judi Bari; Nicholas Wilson; Category: anti-capitalism; biographies; capitalism; direct action; environmental activism; environmental protection; feminism; marxism; patriarchy; political organizing; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: unknown
Item 9: Revolutionary Women Stencil-Book: Stencils include Harriet Tubman, Louise Michel, Vera Zasulich, Emma Goldman, Qiu Jin (Ch'iu Chin), Nora Connolly O'Brien, Lucia Sanchez Saornil, Eva Rickard, Angela Davis, Leila Khaled, Comandante Ramona, and Phoolan Devi. Distributed by Kersplebedeb in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.; Acquisition Information: Gift of Jesica Brubaker, 2015; Author / Publisher: Tui (Cherry Bombs Comics); Category: anarchism; feminism; insurrectionary anarchism; women's movement; solidarity movements; Marxism; communism; socialism; revolution; people of color; radical history; Date / Volume: 2005; Publication Place: Aotearoa (New Zealand)
Item 10: Rhymes to Frighten Children (And Terrify Adults): Collection of humorous and frightening poems.; Author / Publisher: Keith A. Drake (Seattle Comedy Press); Category: horror; humor; monsters; poetry; Date / Volume: (1998); Publication Place: unknown
Item 11: Riot / Control: Guide to staging a protest against riot police. Information on body armor, weaponry and crowd control techniques used by riot police and agitators.; Author / Publisher: collective (Research and Destroy); Category: activism; arms industry; civil disobedience; direct action; police; resistance; social control; Date / Volume: (n.d.); Publication Place: New York, NY
Item 12: RIP Zine: Zine with biographies and obituaries of historic persons who died in the month of each issue's publication; Author / Publisher: unknown (self-published); Category: biographies; death; Date / Volume: (May 2005), (July 2005), (Aug. 2005); Publication Place: Union Gap, WA
Item 13: Ripe: "Cheryl B. writes about growing up in a straight world as a heavy metal, adolescent lesbian in New Jersey."; Author / Publisher: Cheryl B.; Dr. Ducky DooLittle, ed. (self-published); Category: body image; fat acceptance; female ejaculation; feminism; lesbian; personal stories; Date / Volume: (1996); Publication Place: New York, NY
Item 14: River Bottom Monkey: Zine with many different reviews, comics, poetry, and all you need to know about Riverside.; Author / Publisher: unknown (self-published); Category: comics; criticism; movie reviews; poetry; theater; zine reviews; zines; Date / Volume: #8 (n.d.); Publication Place: Riverside, CA

Box R4

Item 1: Roam (for the life of little things): Zine featuring drawings and diaristic writing. Issue #2 is mislabelled #1. Issues #1 and #2 are splits with Spontaneous Reaction, filed under Roam (for the life of little things).; Author / Publisher: Sarah Detweiler (self-published); Category: art; comics; drawing; personal stories; writing; Date / Volume: #1 (2005), #2 (2006), #3 (20