Issue 69 is appropriately the sex issue. Why not, right? Anyway, in this one, artnoose writes about the places where egoism and sex intersect. You can can call your partner bad in bed if they're being selfish, but are we all selfish when it comes to feeling pleasure? Relativism at its finest. Always thought-provoking.

Kerbloom #70 is an art object for sure. Still with letter-pressed covers, now with screen-printed insides! artnoose has taken photos of her new Pittsburgh buddies, added some word bubbles, and screen-printed the whole darn thing. Wild. Featured for your viewing enjoyment are the cover and the first page.

Kerbloom #71 is a fictional conversation between two people during the months of March & April about the relative merits of opening up to other people, commitment, the distillation of adventure into a limited concept, the pros and cons of child rearing, the isolation of moving, the trade offs between the fluidity of travel culture and building real connections based in permanence. It's punk philosophy disguised as a conversation. Really good stuff.

Kerbloom #72 is a meta-zine about a zine that never was. It's about a zine artnoose wrote, and then decided not to publish. Lately in her life, a couple of things she's published have really hurt other people's feelings and she's wary of doing it again. She contemplates the ethics of communicating something extremely personal via a zine, or if at all. Is it ever right to want revenge? artnoose talks around her recent sadness, without ever revealing what's hurt her. She decides to keep it ambiguous, which somehow makes the hurt seem more potent.