zines
CONTRIBUTOR ZINES
aloud / allowed
Rosie Alejandrino
There are things you never knew you were allowed to say aloud. Say them now. A collection of short fiction featuring illustrations by Charisse Celestial.
bowlcuts & boba
Molly Krost & Soo Park
Bowlcuts and Boba strives to be a space for Asian American millennial to explore their identity trough writing, art, or whatever else our creative passions may be.
break in case of life
Juniper Wang
A collection of resources and writings on depression and recovery.
eternal spin
Brit Wigintton
A collection of works inspired by the albums the artists love best.
familiar places
Joshua Bote & Madeline Wells
A zine about love, home, heartbreak, and rebuilding.
flipped: matamis
Abi Balingit
An illustrated memoir filled with baking recipes and vignettes about how Filipino desserts and sweets helped shape my Filipino-American identity.
for never
Charisse Celestial
An illustrated exploration of forgiveness.
how i deal
Allison Kim
There are things you never knew you were allowed to say aloud. Say them now. A collection of short fiction featuring illustrations by Charisse Celestial.
how to have friends and still feel alone
Kevin Lee
Photography, design, and introspective prose.
in our bags
Ikya Kandula & Obie Hamrick
An exploration of freeze-dried camp food.
mochi mode
Jason Mai & Lisa Inoue
An illustrated zine about stretching as self-care.
MUNI Guide to Falling In Love with San Francisco
Michelle Li
Personality Types, but Hollywood
Erika Oishi
An introduction to the concept of enneagrams, thought the lens of popular figures in TV and film.
Podcast & Chill
Anjile An & Michelle Li
Podcast recommendations for any occasion or mood.
Roommates 1
Raine Robichaud & Roya Chagnon
Hand-drawn comics about the adventures of roommates living in the East Bay.
Roommates 2
Raine Robichaud & Roya Chagnon
A second version of roommates -- a comic collection of silly and cringy anecdotes
San Francisco Raised Me
Michelle Li
Interviews with San Francisco natives on the loss of their home city to gentrification.
Should I Go to Grad School?
Rosie Alejandrino, Jordan Said, Anjile An
A guide to help you decide whether or not grad school is the right move right now
Shut Up About Your Stinky Lunchbox
Rosa Kwak
Commentary on how Asian-Americans group their oppression around how they are discriminated by the food they eat
Untethered: An Exercise in Finding Belonging
Lily Nguyen
an art/interview series about the forces that shape people I know, and what tethers them (or not). two color riso print