Zine culture has been on the rise through the past couple of years, with many young feminists wanting to reclaim fashion, beauty, music, and art from big name glossies and established corporations.

When Dkéama Alexis and Ariana Steele wanted to create a space specifically for Black queer and trans people in central Ohio, they began with a simple but powerful medium: a zine. Named after a "very ...

Vanessa Crofskey’s untitled collage for Bitter Melon’s Stay Home Diary (courtesy the artist and Bitter Melon) HONG KONG — Some would argue that there has never been a better time for the zine. As ...

Ofelia Faz-Garza poses for a portrait with a few of the zines she's collected over the years in her home on Nov. 3, 2025 in Oak Cliff, Dallas. Zines have carried Ofelia Faz-Garza through major moments ...

In the garden level of a Riverwest house, there's a collection of about 2500 zines — the kind of stuff you might not want to read with your mom. It's called QZAP, and it's an archive of queer-punk ...

The Watertown Free Public Library is celebrating zine culture with a full-day festival dedicated to the small-batch, self-published works. This fall, the library began circulating a collection of ...

The glued-together and handcrafted mementos of modest circulation known as zines will be celebrated at the sixth annual Los Angeles Zine Fest next Sunday. Zine culture in Southern California is ...

Teresa Finney, owner of Atlanta cottage bakery At Heart Panadería, published her first zine “Panadería” in late 2024, featuring an illustrated collection of five recipes from her bakery. Finney spent ...