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"This zine looks at hidden, misinterpreted and misunderstood illnesses. Often these conditions can leave people feeling lonely and isolated. Dealing with these feelings can make a sufferer of whatever illness feel like they are the only one going through this, while everyone else is living their best lives. We want the zine to help people understand that even if your illness limits what you are able to do for months/years/lifetimes you are still valid. Your own scale of what is an achievement is all that matters. [...] Throughout this zine, we want to remind readers that cuts to NHS funding by the Tories put all of us at risk and directly reduce the quality of life people suffering from chronic illnesses. Our bodies should not be put in danger and free access to healthcare is a human right. The NHS is a lifeline for so many people, and cutting this is fatal. Save the NHS."--Page 3.

Feeling iffy : a zine for chronically ill babes / Club Foof.

 T&A (Transitioning and Attractiveness) zine - physical 

It's okay. Zine 4.

"This 1st volume - of what turned out to be three - put down thoughts about an outbound trip made to the United States by myself and Danish designer and book artist Mette-Sofie D. Ambeck. Drawn months after the bombings on the London Underground, the book references those events, their connection to World Policing of the period (post Twin Towers) and also the fragile, fractured state of the English national identity in the face of US 'cultural bleed' in lifestyle since my last visit in 1987. The book ends as Mette and I arrive in NYC - Big Apple Numero Uno."--From author's website. <a href="http://ensixteeneditions.blogspot.com/2010/03/ensixteen-editions-books-bio-auto_30.html">http://ensixteeneditions.blogspot.com/2010/03/ensixteen-editions-books-bio-auto_30.html</a>

Bio Auto Graphic

8 unnumbered pages : black and white illustrations ; 22 cm

Bio auto graphic. I, in the sky issue... / by Michael C. Nicholson.

1 folded sheet (6 unnumbered pages) : black and white illustrations ; 30 x 21 cm folded to 11 x 8 cm

A sad thing on your shoulder.

"About the micro-aggression's one faces as a cancer patient and as a trans person, and as both."--From publisher.

Fill in the blank / Charlie Manzano.

"Trigger warning. This zine is loosely about childhood abuse, trauma, trust, living with PTSD without psych/medical support, unsupportive family, suicidal ideation and hopefully something brighter too. But don't get too hopeful because this is not really what it is about. There are mentions of physical or emotional violence, drinking/using and self-harm. Read with care"--Provided by zinester.

Trauma Castle

36 unnumbered pages : black and white illustrations ; 22 cm

Trauma castle : childhood stories and surviving them / [Billy Bitter].

"The world came to a standstill in March 2020 due to the global Covid-19 pandemic. Our daily life changed completely as we entered the strictest lockdown measures placed by the government since WW2. This lockdown excluded several professions and jobs described as "key workers". This included all NHS staff who, in a time of distress and uncertainty for many of us, put themselves on the front line each day to help those who were sick and in grave peril. No gesture or sign will ever express enough gratitude towards all those who have helped save thousands of lives and dealt with the loss of life over the past few months. These photographs document how people adapted to life during the pandemic and how we as a country have recognised the hard work from all NHS staff and key workers. A sign saying thank you is one way to show appreciation, but we shouldn't stop at this. All proceeds from this publication will be going to NHS Charities Together. #LonglivetheNHS"--[Page 1]

1 volume (unnumbered pages) : chiefly colour illustrations ; 24 cm

NHS.

5 unnumbered pages : black and white illustrations ; 22 cm

Neuro retreat : a small sample of brain research conducted at Berkeley.

"Content warning: mentions of suicide, eating distress, psychiatric detention, prison, voice hearing, abusive relationships."--From Intro.
"Quaranzine grew out the idea that lots of us have already survived extended periods of isolation and restriction of movement – through ill health, state-enforced detention or just a need to be alone. We wanted to amplify the voices of people with mental heath problems/chronic illnesses, those of us who’ve been detained and self-described introverts, to find out how we were relating to the lockdown. It is a mix of art, practical advice, personal experiences, playlists and even a recipe! I hope it offers a different perspective on how we survive isolation in a way that other narratives on the pandemic may have missed."--From Mad Covid website. <a href="https://madcovid.wordpress.com/2020/05/05/quaranzine/">https://madcovid.wordpress.com/2020/05/05/quaranzine/</a>

26 unnumbered pages : colour illustrations ; 30 cm

Quaranzine! : a zine about isolation, connectedness & survival in dark times / edited by Mad Covid.

Katzine

23 pages : black and white illustrations ; 21 cm

Katzine / [comics, writing and drawings by Katriona Chapman].

"During the recent 24 hour (fan)zine workshop at Le Space I made another 24 hour zine (although, as usual, it took me a bit longer than 24 hours to finish it). In a nostalgic mood I decided to track back my musical fandom journey during my teenage years in the mid-end 90s, evolving from pop bands to female-fronted punk and metal. The zine also delves into curiosities from the 2000s, (lack of) diversity in representation, and gender troubles while growing older. Even Chainsaw Bunny has an appearance!"--From zinester's website. <a href="https://echopublishing.wordpress.com/2017/07/24/new-zine-from-spice-girls-to-riot-grrrls/">https://echopublishing.wordpress.com/2017/07/24/new-zine-from-spice-girls-to-riot-grrrls/</a>

27 pages : black and white illustrations ; 10 x 15 cm

From Spice Girls to Riot Grrrls.

7 unnumbered pages : colour illustrations ; 15 cm

Let's not talk about it.

"This zine is handwritten by Lex Kartanė and talks about ableism and ableist language."--From zinester's Etsy. <a href="https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/699110210/stupid-no-more-zine-about-ableist">https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/699110210/stupid-no-more-zine-about-ableist</a>

1 volume (unnumbered pages) : black and white illustrations ; 14 cm

Stupid no more : ableist language it's not okay / by Lex.

"CONTENT NOTE: This comic is about TRANSPHOBIA. It contains reproductions of the sort of things that transphobic people say and explorations of transphobic logic."--Page [1]

14 unnumbered pages : colour illustrations ; 22 cm

Lesbians are dying out : a comic about transphobia / by Kay Hyatt.

JOYFUL NOISE ZINE

TW [trigger warning]: patriarchy, body image, bleeding, eating, smoking.

I have a body / [Charlie Zines].

16 unnumbered pages : black and white illustrations ; 22 cm

Anxiety comics : volume 2 / by Stacey Bru.

20 unnumbered pages : colour illustrations ; 22 cm

Getting by / Sad Ghost Club.

Third in a set of 4 zines (double sided mini-comics) exploring the experience of mental illness by the artist Lucy Sullivan.

1 folded sheet (3 unnumbered pages) : black and white illustrations ; 30 x 21 cm folded to 15 x 11 cm

1in4zines. No. 3, Grief trigger (the exception) / lucysullivanuk.com.

56 unnumbered pages : black and white illustrations, portraits ; 21 cm

Women's work : 18 illustrators celebrate women in STEM / curated by Celine Loup and Shannon May.

18 unnumbered pages : black and white illustrations ; 22cm

Mom has cancer and she is dying.

"White Dads is an anthology of stories that focuses on a specific slice of the brown experience: fiction, creative nonfiction, poetry, prose, and art by people of color who have white fathers. Don't let the specificity of the title fool you. The theme may be specific, but it is by no means narrow. By choosing an often overlooked focus, we have the potential to publish those who are bursting at the seams with untold stories. By choosing such a specific theme, we hope to solicit and ultimately showcase how absolutely wide open and uncharted many 21st century POC experiences are. There is no one singularly collective black, brown, POC, indigenous, mixed race, adoption, or interracial experience. [...] For this anthology, the parameters of white fatherhood were set as a way to create thematic focus. White men are too often the gatekeepers of our society. The impact of being on one side of the gate and having your father on the other is a relationship we seek to explore."--From Sarah Grace's website. <a href="https://whitedadszine.wordpress.com/aboutwdz/">https://whitedadszine.wordpress.com/aboutwdz/</a>

1 volume : black and white illustrations ; 22 cm

White dads : a new anthology of stories, art & experiences told by people of color fathered by white men / Sarah Grace.

"We're proud to announce the release of FBZ #2. This issue focusses on a specific location; the Philippines. Continuing our documentation of Asian food culture, we look at the rich diversity of Filipino food, highlighting the subtly and chaos through 8 recipes made of opposing flavours (fatty & acidic, sweet & tart). The zine explores how this food culture can be unrepresented, but definitely not undervalued. Recipes in this issue include the classics Halo-Halo, Lumpia, Leche Flan & Ube Ice Cream."--From zinester's website. <a href="http://fatboyzine.com/shop.html">http://fatboyzine.com/shop.html</a>

Fatboy Zine

28 unnumbered pages : chiefly colour illustrations ; 21 cm

Fatboy zine : the Philippines 2000-2002.

"Healers, becoming undiagnosable, talking about death, the accountability model in practice, the Olympia blockade, street medic skills, illegalist herbalism, Mutual Aid Disaster Relief, poetry, art."--From website. <a href="https://pms.hotglue.me/?resources">https://pms.hotglue.me/?resources</a>

1 volume (unnumbered pages) : illustrations (some colour) ; 21 cm

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Feeling iffy : a zine for chronically ill babes / Club Foof.

T&A (Transitioning and Attractiveness) zine - physical

It's okay. Zine 4.

Bio auto graphic. I, in the sky issue... / by Michael C. Nicholson.

A sad thing on your shoulder.

Fill in the blank / Charlie Manzano.

Trauma castle : childhood stories and surviving them / [Billy Bitter].

NHS.

Neuro retreat : a small sample of brain research conducted at Berkeley.

Quaranzine! : a zine about isolation, connectedness & survival in dark times / edited by Mad Covid.

Katzine / [comics, writing and drawings by Katriona Chapman].

From Spice Girls to Riot Grrrls.

Let's not talk about it.

Stupid no more : ableist language it's not okay / by Lex.

Lesbians are dying out : a comic about transphobia / by Kay Hyatt.

JOYFUL NOISE ZINE

I have a body / [Charlie Zines].

Anxiety comics : volume 2 / by Stacey Bru.

Getting by / Sad Ghost Club.

1in4zines. No. 3, Grief trigger (the exception) / lucysullivanuk.com.

Women's work : 18 illustrators celebrate women in STEM / curated by Celine Loup and Shannon May.

Mom has cancer and she is dying.

White dads : a new anthology of stories, art & experiences told by people of color fathered by white men / Sarah Grace.

Fatboy zine : the Philippines 2000-2002.

Power makes us sick. Issue #3.

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Feeling iffy : a zine for chronically ill babes / Club Foof.

T&A (Transitioning and Attractiveness) zine - physical

It's okay. Zine 4.

Bio auto graphic. I, in the sky issue... / by Michael C. Nicholson.

A sad thing on your shoulder.

Fill in the blank / Charlie Manzano.

Trauma castle : childhood stories and surviving them / [Billy Bitter].

NHS.

Neuro retreat : a small sample of brain research conducted at Berkeley.

Quaranzine! : a zine about isolation, connectedness & survival in dark times / edited by Mad Covid.

Katzine / [comics, writing and drawings by Katriona Chapman].

From Spice Girls to Riot Grrrls.

Let's not talk about it.

Stupid no more : ableist language it's not okay / by Lex.

Lesbians are dying out : a comic about transphobia / by Kay Hyatt.

JOYFUL NOISE ZINE

I have a body / [Charlie Zines].

Anxiety comics : volume 2 / by Stacey Bru.

Getting by / Sad Ghost Club.

1in4zines. No. 3, Grief trigger (the exception) / lucysullivanuk.com.

Women's work : 18 illustrators celebrate women in STEM / curated by Celine Loup and Shannon May.

Mom has cancer and she is dying.

White dads : a new anthology of stories, art & experiences told by people of color fathered by white men / Sarah Grace.

Fatboy zine : the Philippines 2000-2002.

Power makes us sick. Issue #3.

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