| America? 11: Thanks, Jerks |
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| Bear with Me #1 |
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2012 |
| Go For Broke #2: Klimbing Kilimanjaro |
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Africa, Tanzania, Cancer, mountain climbing, Kilimanjaro |
2010 |
| Here's Where it Started |
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2004 |
| I would throw stones too. |
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Palestine |
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| Like a bowling ball through the door: a personal anthology part two |
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Music, personal narrative, fest, humor, cross country travel |
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| Mandatory Prayer: The Art of Idolatry |
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religion, Feminism, Racism, America, society, Relationships, narrative |
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| Mandatory Prayer: The Art of Idolatry |
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religion, Feminism, Racism, America, society, Relationships, narrative |
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| Maneki |
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religion, Japan, Homosexuality |
1997 |
| Manual Resistance #13 |
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Anarchopunk, perzine, working class struggles, american labor |
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| Media Disease Society |
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Animal Rights, environmental activism, perzine |
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| Members Only Zine Distro |
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Mixing Bowl Press |
reviews, zines |
2000 |
| My Views Change Over Time |
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| Nero Fiddled While Rome Burned #3 |
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9/11, war, Conspiracy, pentagon, twin towers |
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| Nero Fiddled While Rome Burned #2 |
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9/11, Native Americans, Oil, war, Conspiracy, Henry Kissinger |
2003 |
| New Clear Scenery: No Power for the Little People #4 |
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war, anti-war, political, Gainesville, collage |
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| Rad Party |
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foreign language |
1996 |
| Rad Party #6 |
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French, foreign language |
1994 |
| Scenery #10 |
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| scenery #5 |
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| Section Eight Magazine #12: The Eye Candy Issue |
[N/A] Not Applicable |
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| Seek #2 |
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1990 |
| Shaft Newsletter #2 |
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| Sty Zine #27 |
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1998 |
| Thomasina |
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poetry, stories, perzine |
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| Time Has Aged Us All #1 |
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poetry, Gainesville, personal |
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| Yard Wide Yarns #1 |
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Tasty Mailorder |
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1993 |
| Yard Wide Yarns #2 |
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Tasty Mailorder |
local, perzines, Gainesville, Personal Stories, Parties, gender, misogyny |
1994 |
| Yard Wide Yarns #5 |
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local, teaching, skateboarding, Gainesville |
1997 |
| Yard Wide Yarns #7 |
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Punk, marriage, riot grrrl, book reviews, humorous |
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