Chainbreaker #1(New Orleans, LA)
I've always been super in love with this zine. Especially this issue cause it was typed with a cursive typewriter. In this issue Shelly and her contributors write about the history of the bicycle women’s fashions and how the bicycle changed them. how to make a belt out of an old bike tube, bikes ladies and harassment, bike messengers, how to fix a flat and two articles on bike mechanics and becoming one, this is an awesome read for anyone interested in bike culture.
($2-3oz-1/2 legal-44 pgs)

Chainbreaker #2(New Orleans, LA)
This issue chronicles bike culture in different countries more specifically India, Guatemala and Ireland, also a DIY how to on how to fix your bearings, bike book reviews, and another DIY how to on how to add a child seat to your bike, also a piece on the parallel early history of bikes and cameras.
($2-3oz-1/2 legal-48 pgs)

Chainbreaker #3(New Orleans, LA)
Shelley confesses her true feelings for track bikes, Ethan tells an amusing story about the New Orleans Bike Delivery Race, Mary and Shelley tell stories about their experiences as female bike mechanics, Joe adds a diy guide to making bucket panniers also an introduction to tune ups mazes quizzes and a cut out mini zine all you expect from Chainbreaker but with more fun interactive activities.
($2-3oz-1/2 legal-40 pgs)

Chainbreaker #4(New Orleans, LA)
Seriously on the days my poorly planned neighborhood and idiot drivers are bringing me super down Chainbreaker always cheers me up. Included is Ethan’s adventures at the RNC and the loss of his tall bike, An interview with johnny of the black label bike club, brake basics, A documentation of sexism in the bike shop by Alexis, and a documentation of a New Orleans bike gathering.
($3-4oz-1/2 legal-56 pgs)

Clitical Mass (Pittsburg, PA)
I got this zine last year at the pdx zine symposium only to lose it on the greyhound ride back home in between the various transfers, I was super pissed because this was the zine of 1004 that I REALLY wanted to read. In the vein of Chainbreaker with a focus woman and trans empowerment, Clitical Mass is an awesome comp zine stories of bike travels, bike circuses, bike culture and various accounts of combating sexism in the bike community, how to's on dressing for biking but still lookin’ good, tips on bike self defense, and various projects you can do to spruce up your bike, like bike blenders and bike covered wagons. also included is a bike community resource guide like the slingshot infoshop guides. this is an awesome zine much needed in the bike community, and a definite must read.
($2-3oz-1/2 size-48 pgs)

Cyclette #1 (San Diego, Ca)
The first all two-wheel grrrl biker zine by Kim Riot. After much deliberation, I decided to dedicate a zine just for the support and encouragement of women two-wheel riders. Cyclette includes motorbike maintenance, pro-bike, anti-vehicle imagery, off-road gear update for grrrls, and the pros and cons of scooter rallies. [review by Kim Riot]
($2-2oz-1/4 size-52 pgs)

Cyclette #2 (San Diego, Ca)
Cyclette is done by my friend Kim Riot. this zine is about women in the two wheeled culture of bikes, scooters, and motorcycles.. Included is an obituary of Kristen Malone of The Faux who died earlier this year on her bicycle, an interview with Kims friend Theresa Lusignart, who races stock scooters for the American Scooter Racing Association, a piece by Kim on her progress in motorcycle safety and a book review on outlaw bike gangs of the 50/60s (pics included)!!!
($2-1oz-1/2 legal folded in 2-10 pgs)

Dangeresque #2(richmond, va)
In this issue Sarah pay a sort of tribute to things of her past, incluidng her audtion for a role in Lassie told thru an open letter to Michelle Williams (who got the part) a her love of Quentin Tarintino and why she quit film school, Mystery Science Theater 3000 and of course the band Pavement, Sarahs writing has always been very intropective and witty, which has always made for an awesome read
($2.00-2oz-1/4 size-40 pgs)

DEar Stepdad: The Letters Never Sent (Seattle, Wa)
Neely wrote this series of letters to the various people she called her stepdad. this is a really emotionally charged zine from, a really awesome girl. who knew you could pack so much in just eight pages
(50 cents ppd-1/4 size-8 pgs)

Doris #21(Asheville, NC)
This is the G, H, I issue of the encyclopedia set. Cindy always has a way of perfectly conveying her emotions onto paper. Her zines are always an empathy fest, and I think thats why I've always loved them. everything was so emotional and raw and leaves you feeling empowered at the end. Disclaimer: may be triggering to survivors of sexual abuse
($1.50-1oz-1/2 size-40 pgs)

Doris #22(Asheville, NC)
A zine by Cindy of the band Astrid-Oto. This zine proves the point that political is personal. stories of her past mixed with an interview of her about anarchism and feminism by her friends. silly little jokes hopes and dreams, and a resource on using birth control as morning after pills includes natural remedies as well.
($1.50-1oz-1/2 size-31 pgs)

Doris #23 (Asheville, NC)
Cindys writing is always so humbling and inspriing she has all these aweosme stories that make you yearn to just drop everything and go explore the wilderness and rivers and people all over everywhere. this is the L.M.N.O issue cover Love, Ladies Lunch, Menstural Extraction, Nicky, and the Ocean.
($1.50-2oz-1/2 size-32 pgs)

Excuse Me, Can You Please Pass The Privilege?(CT/MA)
Josh has always been one of my favorite kids from CT. I didn't even know he made zines until May of 2003, which sucked cause I was already moving away cause I thought CT was a shithole. Enough about me thou, this zine is THE SHIT! Josh talks about his experience with his own privilege, and the privilege in the punk scene, and what he is doing about his own privilege, and what ways you can deal with your privilege. I seriously want to hand it out to every "radical" kid in my community. I want everyone whos ever experienced privilege to read it. I want it to be wheatpasted on walls across america. This is really important shit we need to know. And I'm glad Josh had the courage to make this zine.
($1-2oz-1/2 size-32 pgs and insert)

Figure 8 #2 (PDX, OR)
Ok writing this review I realized this sounded too much like Jessica of Arcade Distros description which I didn't mean to do at all!!! This is one of the most radical and empowering zines I have ever read. its written by Krissy of Ponyboy press. This zine dispels such myths as fat people have no will power, that fat people are unhealthy, that all fat people can lose weight, that being fat makes you less of a person etc. Most of this zine is centered on the deadly and fatal gastric bypass surgery that has been becoming so popular among "morbidly obese" people. It gives you the real statistics and talks about how its a procedure which mutilates your body. this zine is a must for everyone!!!
($2-1oz-1/2 size-30 pgs)

Figure 8 #3 (PDX, OR)
Yay! What I've always wanted, another issue of Figure 8!!!! Intreviews with Marilyn, the creator of FAT!SO?, and F.A.T.A.S.S. PDX. Articles about yoga for big bodies, the Health atEvery Size program, and obesity myths dispelled, and even get some fat activist history on the Fat Underground!! Krissy never ceases to amaze me!
($2-1oz-1/2 size-39 pgs)

Fire Down Below! (Bloomington, IN)
Erin illustrates this cute little pamphlet on how tampons can be damaging to your health. like a sweet little intro to radical menstruation, without all the thesis like manifestos and herbal jargon, included are resources to alternatives and further reading and a pattern for making your own cloth pads.
(50 cents-1oz-1/2 size-8 pgs)

Go Fuck Yourself (Oakland, CA)
DIY? Sex? at the same time? IN A ZINE?!!! yup here it is an awesome guide to getting sexy DIY style included are how-to’s for pasties, whips, bondage gear, strap ons, vibrators, dildos and much much more. Makes me flustered just thinking about it.
($2-2 oz-1/2 size-32 pgs)

Greenzine #13 (Miami, FL/Philly, PA)
Cristy Road has a new incarnation to her zine now more personal and with themes, this issue has the themes of Freedom, Mine, Boundaries, Friends, Home, Activate. Accompanying the themes are correlating pictures and stories from her and her friends. This zine represents community and its ability to heal. It's best friends and bus trips, protests and moms, and assaults, and healing, its being alone, a million best friends, and orgasms at 11. its about never giving up. DISCLAIMER: may be triggering to survivors of sexual assault
($2.00 with postcard-4oz-1/2 size-64 pgs)

Greenzine #14 (Philly, PA)
Cristy once again churns out an awesome zine! Stories of protests and friends, talking about her heritage vs her beliefs, being a queer latina, and much more, also included are the drawings we have all grown to love. Now with a color cover!!
($2.50 with postcard-4 oz-1/2 size-64 pgs)

Grrrl Noire #3 (San Diego, Ca)
"Four years with the Basement Brigade"! The best four years of my life were spent rediscovering zines, activism, and veganism. The kids at 500 N. Salisbury Street taught me the real reason to protest. A quarter size pocket zine filled with two-wheel politics, Spirit of '77, and punkish short stories during the best riot grrrl years of my life. Black and white gritty collage and brief text.[Reviewed by Kim Riot]
($2.00-2oz-1/4 size-52 pgs)

Grrrl Noire #4 (San Diego, Ca)
The fourth zine takes a hard look at the college years through rants about being a traditional skinhead, art vs. science, and a personal plea about mental illness. Chalked full of book, zine, and music reviews and a DIY tee shirt section. As always, lots 'o collage and obscure visuals.[Reviewed by Kim Riot]
($2.00-2oz-1/2 legal-38 pgs)

Grrrl Noire #4.5 (San Diego, Ca)
Description Coming Soon
($1.00-1oz-1/4 size-28 pgs)

Grrrl Noire #5 (San Diego, Ca)
“It’s all relative…” Kim Riot sums it all up in Grrrl Noire #5. Both a good read and introspective, she tells the tale of a trip to London in free form, arty blogs about collage artists Gee Vaucher; Hannah Höch, Erika Lopez, and Winston Smith, thoughts on class idealism, and teen suicide. Plus music and books digs and a mini-comic about fancying striped shirts.[Reviewed by Kim Riot]
($2.00-2oz-1/2 legal with foldout center-25 pgs)

Hot Pantz(Montreal,Quebec,Canada)
This is the original DIY Gynecology zine. It is very extensive ranging from dealing with cramps, knowing about yr cunt, emmenagogues, STD's and how to treat them, making your own infusions, how to make a cunt wash. and a listing a herbs and their properties. DISCLAIMER: As with using all Herbs be sure you fully educate yourself before trying a remedy on yourself make sure anything your currently taking doesn't interact with your herbal remedy.
($1.50-3oz-1/2 size-53 pgs)

How I Learned To Love Myself And Occasionally Other Men (Chicago, Il)
I Love Dave more than anything, and thats probably why I'm writing his zine description at 1am. This zine is like one of the best queer zines I've read in a while and it only took me three years to distribute, and I really don't know why. Anyways Dave chronicles his own personal struggle with being queer and coming out all while smashing gender binaries and defining queerness for himself, his way of wrtiting ("back to the great big bathroom known as the internet") along with the most hilarious stick figure drawings i have ever seen make this a really important and amusing read.
(fiddy cents-1oz-1/4 size-22 pgs)