cover image of the "Zines Are Back!" zine, featuring a newspaper-like layout with a photo of people at a zine fest and text with the full title "Zines Are Back! : The Perennial Reemergence of the Zine Scene". A sidebar is titled "A History Through Headlines" and has text reading "Zines are back! But really, this time. We totally mean it, bruh. You thought zines were dead. The kids, though. They love this shit. Authenticity is their catnip. The tangible artifact. The building of community. The radical tradition. They can’t get enough of it. It’s a brand new thing. Gen Z(ine) rejecting the digital. It’s an analog renaissance. Raw human expression. The feel of print on paper. It’s like the antithesis of the internet, man. It’s the original algorithm. It’s the cure to the loneliness epidemic. Put down your phone and make a zine. Everyone’s doing it."

It’s a brand new zine! “Zines Are Back! : The Perennial Reemergence of the Zine Scene” is a collection of headlines featuring all the cliché “zines aren’t dead” stories that you’ve grown accustomed to (or resentful of).

I’m selling full color copies of these 28-page zines for $5. All proceeds will go to support the Prairieland Defendants, eight defendants who have been sentenced to 30, 50, 70, and 100 year prison sentences, in part because they were printing leftist zines. As of July 1st, I’ve donated $550 to support their legal fees.

$5 includes shipping, even for international orders. Payment methods: