Self

"If you ever go through a break up, and you are feeling depressed, just look through 'Food Boys,' find the description of the boy you just broke up with, and eat that food to make you feel better." In this zine, the authors ask the reader to confront their heartache headfirst, without averting its gaze. With its sixteen paradigms of boys in the guise of food (such as pizza, posole, snow cones, gummy bears), Food Boys provides the recently heartbroken a pathway to feeling better: eat your feelings.

Pocket-sized zine fashioned as a monthly calendar compiled by Chicago Critical Mass (a monthly bike ride/bike parade promoting the use of bicycles as a viable means of transportation). Each month, a different Chicago bicycling advocacy group or event is featured. Also contains monthly inspirational cycling-related quotes such as, "The sound of a car door opening in front of you is similar to the sound of a gun being cocked. - Amy Webster."

The So R-Zine is a book of art from several artists, primarily using collage art and hand drawn sketches.

A collection of comics that represent excess time and a lack of structure in the life of writer/artist, Megan Kirby.

Taken from back cover: Do you ever feel so down that you are certain nothing will make you smile? Then pop open this book and I promise you it will give you at least a tiny grin. You won't regret it. In this zine, Wendy Nunez has included words and original illustrations that uplift and inspire from such luminaries as Maya Angelou, Paulo Coehlo, and Lady Gaga.

Chicago Area Sculptures: Margot McMahon is a book of photographs of Margot's sculptures in the Chicago Area.

A collection of articles in the wake of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Includes a list of songs temporarily banned by Clear Channel. "Brought to you by The Autonomous Terrirories of Chicago and by The Department of Space and Land Reclamation"

A Chicago-based woman's health zine. "A literate companion for churlish girls and rakish women"