Co-created by Deidree Prudence and Jolie Nunez-Noggle.

"Hey! This details my experiences living in Brooklyn and Croton on Hudson during the first months of the corona outbreak (March 9th-July 1st). Topics addressed: naps, campus closure, library closures, protests, gender identity, non-binary issues, inspiration, pop culture."

Created by A.E.H. Sleeping Creatures Zines.

"Anxiety Toolkit is a one-off zine I made in 48 hours specifically for the Brooklyn Zine Fest 2014. It’s a list of 15 tools one can use to de-escalate anxiety (along with descriptions of how/why these tools work for me)."

Created By Anne H.

Jolie deals with a break-up and her excessive partying in this quarter-sized typewritten and handwritten perzine that includes pictures of her with her cat.

Want to help spread consent culture or to be able to hand out an educational resource to people who unconsensually touch you? Fight back the patriarchy with this pocket-sized mini zine! This guide focuses on the consent surrounding touch - you can read the full text in the images or transcribed below.

Created by Sage Liskey.

The Zine Collection dates from 1997-present, and will continue to grow through donations and purchases. The collection contains mostly paper format along with stickers and artwork. The collection is arranged alphabetically by title.

The Zine Collection dates from 1997-present, and will continue to grow through donations and purchases. The collection contains mostly paper format along with stickers and artwork. The collection is arranged alphabetically by title.

"Basically It's all about me, the stuff that I love/hate/like or am obsessed with."-- http://www.grrrlzines.net. Issue one includes thrift store finds, favorite books and music, retro teen snacks, chick flicks, cool chicks, "it" boys, the color pink, purse collection, summer fashion tips, and makeup. Topics in issue 2 include vintage clothes, retro recipes, San Diego, record reviews, fashion and beauty, and rockabilly queen Wanda Jackson."

404 Magazine is based on the premise that UX writing is poetry, or at least has a lot in common with poems. We take error messages, microcopy, onboarding screens, and other various pieces of UX writing, and refactor the words so it reads like poetry. Maybe, just maybe, it changes or enhances the meaning.

404 Magazine is based on the premise that UX writing is poetry, or at least has a lot in common with poems. We take error messages, microcopy, onboarding screens, and other various pieces of UX writing, and refactor the words so it reads like poetry. Maybe, just maybe, it changes or enhances the meaning.