Years after the bulk of Ben's possessions were destroyed in a fire, he came across his fifth grade yearbook in mom's attic. This discovery stirred up old memories which are presented in this zine. He recreates photos from the yearbook photos by hand with line drawings. Most are accompanied by words. Some are short captions: "One day at recess, while playing soccer, he kicked my arm and broke it," or "His trial had the town enthralled for months." Others are lengthier anecdotes about friends, girls, and other classmates, including random events and how things began or ended. Makes me want to flip through my old yearbook to see what I can remember about the people I've forgotten.

The format of this zine may remind some of Applicant, but it's definitely it's own creature.

How to establish and monitor a plan to improve your fitness through bicycling. Advice on diet, training, schedules, and more. Learn hte most efficient way to climb hills, safest way to ride in traffic, techniques for cornering, long distance touring, and getting the maximum benefits and enjoyment through riding. How to fix the most common problems and failures; when to fix it and when to get professional help. Also tells you how to keep your bike running smoothly.

A collection of all of the show flyers from THE SISSIES!, a rock band from Bloomington, IN featuring Ali Haimson, Hannah Jones, and Jrd. This is a fun way to remember their history and their band.

This zine deals with modern and historical political issues. #2 is focused on power. It talks about it from all sorts of angles as it is a very broad topic. The more interesting parts were the power of community, social power, power over nature, political demonstrations, Charter 77 in the Czech Republic, as well as institutional power, personal power, political power, sex & power, power of religious belief, fear, violence, etc. A good, educating read.

A split zine from Malaysia with some interviews with French and Spanish bands, as well as thoughts and ideas about feminism, what it means to be a woman, zine and music reviews, reflections on punk and hardcore, a personal diary, and more.

THESE ARE THE LAST OF THE WACKY FREEGAN SHIRTS! These shirts are printed on reused t-shirts (i.e. not new; worn by someone else before you). This is a way to use ethical t-shirts and still keep them affordable. Keep this in mind when ordering. Colors vary on all reused t-shirts. If you want a specific color of a new shirt other than the one shown let us know and we might be able to help you out. The recycled shirts don't compromise the quality of the prints.

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A full color glossy music magazine focusing on the Boston and New York Hardcore scenes with interviews with Madball, Murphy's Law, Roger Miret, John Joseph, Harley Flanagan, and more. The neat and more unique parts of this are reviews of guitar gear and video camera equipment.

How often do you think about gentrification? Probably not often, unless it’s happening right around you. I know I don’t. And, even if you are witnessing it firsthand, you might not be against it. You might think that getting rid of those old run-down buildings and cleaning up the place is a good idea. But gentrification isn’t that simple. In most cases, it means that indigenous, usually lower-income, families are uprooted from the neighborhoods that they grew up in so that higher-income folks can come in and get cheap real estate, fix it up, and take the neighborhoods as their own. It’s happening in cities all over the world, but particularly in the U.S. This zine is a compilation of articles from other publications on gentrification that has occurred and is occurring in various cities, including New York, New Orleans, Portland, Chicago, and London. It’s an important and useful publication and it deserves a place in your library.

Skot! did an excellent job putting together this resource explaining gentrification in simpler terms along with the motives behind it. It talks about property values, squatting, Portland, OR, Chicago, stories and comics by Seth Toboccman, San Francisco, Manhattan, Memphis, and so much more! This is 8 years old so some of the information is dated (current developments, areas of panic, etc) but the underlying themes, motives, and processes have not changed. They have only started to develop at a more alarming pace!

the good good is from brooklyn and features natalja from panther party and pete from the cobra kai playing post-punk that will describes as "like early 90s dc emo" and i describe as "awesome". cha cha cha is also pete but he plays piano and ryan from defiance, ohio playing upright bass, and a drummer. they play songs that range from what sounds like the soundtrack to an old-timey silent film to mccartney-esque ballads.

We are now the proud owners of our very own cubetruck-converted-to-RV that runs on second hand vegetable oil instead of Diesel. You just have to warm up the engine sufficiently and then switch over to grease. It's much less polluting and fuel is free when you score some old veggie oil from restaurant grease traps. We'll have more space for carrying around zines, books, t-shirts, and stickers on tour than ever with our own bed in the back! Come and say hello when we swing into a town near you! Thanks to Gabby and the folks in White River Junction Vermont at The Center for Cartoon Studies!

This is the premier quarterly journal of anarcho-primitivist thought. It typically includes articles from people like Ted Kayznski, John Zerzan, and other experts and free thinkers in the primitivist movement from around the world.

This is a zine put together by an independent study group from Pensacola, FL. This issue is a collection of insecurrectionary fiction about Guerilla War. It seeks to promote understanding and appreciation of the world's vast array of cultures through the dissemination of the world's vast array of literature. It's not about glorifying violence. It's not about certain tactics being right or wrong, only the right to win dignity and freedom by an means, and any tactics necessary. Plus, it's an exciting way to read about history. Most of the people writing about it here were also making it!

I know very little about hacking, but this zine is awesome. For those already hacking or people who are just plain interested in the issues Hack This Zine focuses on not only "how to" but discusses the principles and philosphy of activist hacking. Informative, fasciniating and exciting this issue has: Zen and the art of non-disclosure, cracking video games, how to start a HackBloc, Windows Buffer Overflow stories, how the net was lost etc. etc. Always chocked full of fun stuff! It's comforting to know that the fight isn't just out on the streets but also in this incredible and limitless arena we call the internet. Our zine version has a B&W cover.

I think I'm the 5th person in a row that doesn't know much about hacking, but thinks this zine is amazing. Go figure. What I can tell you is that the content is really well-rounded! There's a time-line of electronic civil disobedience actions and updates about several imprisoned hacktivists. There's talking tech, a section with reviews of alternative internets and the dark side of the PE file format. Another highlight is info on using scanners to listen to inter-yard communication while hopping freight. This is one of the most solid zines out there, and gives us hope, that a better "PC World" is possible. Know what I mean?

What happens when a child is born as a biological female and continually asserts that it is a boy? What happens to the mother as she tries to explain this situation and why she is supportive of it to family, teachers, peers, students, and neighbors? What happens when the father tries to combat the child's pleas that it is a boy? Find out the answers to these and more in the new issue of "Hatch Mister Sister". A fascinating read for all!

The evidence is chilling. The photographic proof is graphic and disturbing. The facts can no longer be denied. High Treason challenges everything we've been told about the motives behind President Kennedy's murder. For there is now convincing evidence that, from the fateful day in Dallas through 4 decades of speculation, a massive conspiracy ordered JFK's demise and sabotaged the investigations that followed. THIS COPY IS USED.

A simple pamphlet explaining how to brew better beer at home including recipes

Ranger gives us a disturbing analysis of what must have happened during the attacks on 9/11. It shows a simple timeline of the hijacked flights, talks about fighter jets not being launched as protocol calls for, 116 separate gov't agencies failing to follow standard operating procedures, the physical impossibility of steel melting and concrete turning to powder from the plane collisions or that it would call for a complete re-tooling of architecture and the way buildings are built, but instead the evidence was stolen and destroyed immediately before such true analysis of what remained could be conducted, the high possibility that there were explosives in the towers as well that caused them to come down, as well as some conclusions. While this analysis is simplified because there is so much evidence involved it is a great start to doing more research on the issues at hand.

This zine is so helpful and easy to use! It was made for use in Junior High Schools, but is great information for any beginner! There's a brief history of film, facts about film, it's format, and types, and even how to order film. There's basic camera mechanics and tips, plus ideas for creating your narrative and techniques for changing scenes. There's a section on editing, a bit about distribution, and a few appendixes about tips and tricks to create basic special effects! Now you can finally put that thrift-store score camera to good use!

This book is supringly interesting and I'm no fan of wrestling. Jesse talks about his childhood, life as a navy seal, as a wrestler, his family, and more! 16 pages of photos. THIS COPY IS USED.

In "I Choose My Choice," our author tells the story of her accidental pregnancy, and how she chose to deal with it. Not only does she describe the medical procedures involved with abortion, but also her emotions, and the ways it affected her relationship to her partner. She's also included a list of reading material, day of procedure packing list, questions you might want to ask at the clinic, pain management techniques, and what to expect afterwards. "I Choose My Choice" is written in both a thorough and compassionate manor.

This is a complete start to finish guide to doing your own pinhole photography: building a camera, fine tuning it for your needs, taking pictures, and developing your pictures. This is a really fun start to developing your own project and artwork and moving away from dependence on products to do so.

A frightening look at the devastating effects of corporate media retail outlets (can we even really call them bookstores?) on their independent competitors. The film focuses on the vibrant book cultures in Capitola and Palo Alto, CA, and the efforts of booksellers and readers to keep out Borders and Barnes & Noble and save the local bookstores from going under. The tenacity of the booksellers is only rivaled by the frightening conviction of the "big box" representatives, who justify their presence in the community as encouraging a "freedom of choice" for the consumer. Watch the trailer!

The incredible true story of what it's like to work inside the KGB. Containing top secret KGB documents, here is a revealing look at the life and duties of a KGB officer who grew to despise the system he was sworn to serve. Now living under a new identity somewhere in the US, he tells a shocking story of an organization dedicated to the destruction of capitalism while its high ranking members enjoy its materialistic luxuries. A world in which the mere mention of the West's advantages can get someone thrown in jail. Much in the same way you could be put in jail in the United States for similar "crimes". THIS COPY IS USED.