Zines typically reflect the unique personalities and lives of their makers. But now many zines are more focused on wacky road trips or staying home and making vegan pasta dishes and being very nice to each other. And that's all well and good but what happened to post-Gen X crazy stylings and unique windows into lives we'll never live? China is featured here in a skimpy nursing outfit, surrounded by anatomy teaching aids. You see, despite China's life choice, she's deathly afraid of hospitals. Each page oozes personality: a distrust of science, a vague but persistent spirituality, her own brand of low self-esteem, love for her children and friends, and a constant desire to be anywhere but where she is. Completed by poems about genetic recombination and stoichiometry. It's China's ability to cause such reactions that will keep you reading. You've never seen nursing school like this.