Box 1
Contains 31 Results:
"Eugenic Manifesto" by James L. Hart (Murray, KY), 1988
Eugenic Manifesto by James Hart. Independently published by Hart in New Concord, Kentucky, 1998. 40 pages.
"The 10 Stages of Genocide," designed by Cheekchewer; words by Dr. Gregory H. Stanton, 2024?
"Queer Voices from the Fight for Palestinian Liberation," cover design and edits by Pleasure Pie, 2024
We [Palestinians] Are Not Going Away: First-Person Accounts on the War in Gaza, 2023
Sex Education in Gaza: Empowering Young People Under Occupation, December 2023
The content of this zine is a conversation between the publisher, Pleasure Pie, and Mo. Alkrunz, a coordinator for Youth Alliance for Family Planning in Gaza.
"A Gazan Young Man Dreams of Peaceful Death," by Mo. Alkrunz (Gaza), December 20, 2023
"Ambrosia," no. 1 edited by Alan Gullette (Nashville, Tenn.), August 1973
"Ambrosia," no. 2 edited by Alan Gullette (Nashville, Tenn.), June 24, 1974
"Cat's Eye," no. 1 edited by Melissa Cannon and Alice Savage (Nashville, Tenn.), 1980
"Cat's Eye," no. 2 edited by Melissa Cannon and Alice Savage (Nashville, Tenn.), 1981
"Skalicious," Issue #1, (Alabama), 1992
"Chocolate Impulse", Issue #1 (California), 1993
"Never Sent" zine, vol. 1, (Nashville, Tenn.), 2024
"Never Sent," zine, vol. 2, (Nashville, Tenn.), 2024
"We Will Always Be Here: Fight Anti-Trans Legislation Tennessee," (Nashville, Tenn.), 2023
"Take to the Streets: Nashville Sites LGBTQ History Tour," (Nashville, Tenn.), 2023
"Ivy Covered Fascism: The Top Ten Fascist Universities in America," (Nashville, Tenn.), 2022
"Through the Door," vol. 1, 2023
"Country Music Fan Fare," vol. 2, no. 3, 1962
"Red Hot Mama," vol. 1 (California), 1998
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