Last three copies! Shotgun Seamstress #8 covers so much territory. Thoughts on imperfect heroes and the way that slogans can't sum up systematic oppression. Broadside-esque pages on punk activism, Alli Lowe of The Atomic Tanlines, and Neil deGrasse Tyson.

Interviews with Afrofuturist Wizard Apprentice, Marc Edwards of Cellular Chaos, horror movie actress Geretta Geretta, and Monika Estrella Negra on Chicago's black and brown punk shows.

Features on Charley Boy ("Nigeria's Boy George"), the life of drag performer and transgender activist Marsha P. Johnson, and Nigeria's "okada boys."

An INCREDIBLE issue! (It's also post Shotgun Seamstress Zine Collection, so isn't included in the book!) 40 pages, full-size. Published by Mend my Dress Press.

Super catchy, in your face, synth punk from Olympia's Sharkpact. The production has been stepped-up for this one and a host of Olympia superstars make guest appearances. Highly recommended.

Temporary sale! Like The Boss? Like anthemic punk? Let us introduce you to Portland's own Divers.

Released on Olympia's Rumbletowne Records and Portland's Party Damage Records.

"the Portland punks are steeped in that post-Springsteen punk tradition, with shades of everyone from Joe Strummer to Paul Westerberg to the Gaslight Anthem to Okkervil River to the Hold Steady in the mix." - Stereogum

Power-pop story songs from Portland, OR-based singer-songwriter Jack Lewis. Timid graffiti artists, Neil Young, and the Oxford English Dictionary all make appearances in these 11 tales. A fancy little booklet lies within. Listen on Bandcamp.

The first in a series of zinester trading cards! Each pack is randomly assorted with nine full-color cards and a sticker of another card. Front of the card shows the person or place, back of the card gives the stats.

32 cards in total (including zine all-stars such as Anne Elizabeth Moore, Alex Wrekk, Adam Gnade, and Cristy C. Road). Collect them all!

Printed on glossy cardstock paper, 2.75" x 4.25". 

"You're Doing a Good Job at Life Right Now." A letterpressed postcard from Hope Amico.

A primer on how not to be a dick. Don't Be a Dick! serves as an introductory guide to understanding consent, toxic masculinity, rape culture, the porn industry, and more. Well-written and accessible.

36 pages, half-letter size, revised edition, cover colors vary.

The Honorable Obscurity Handbook: Solidarity + Sound Advice For Writers and Artists is a playful book of great depth. The book version of a mixtape. "Part consoling sourcebook, part cultural commentary, part wry self-help manual, and part inspirational anthology, this slim volume is a celebration of the creative spirit, packed with insights relevant to any creative worker, whatever their field."

218 pages, trade paperback.

"Ingenious, variegated, touching, important, wholly absorbing, inspiring and inspiriting."- Cynthia Ozick

From Portland writer and musician Nick Jaina, Get It While You Can is a memoir told in vignettes full of humor and soul-searching desperation. Released on the ever-awesome Perfect Day Publishing.

"When his beloved guitar is stolen, Nick Jaina finds himself untethered from the dream he’s pursued since he was sixteen. No matter how many albums he’s released or tours he’s led, he still can’t shake the feeling that he has failed at life. So the critically acclaimed, endlessly heartbroken singer-songwriter checks himself into a ten-day silent retreat. As those silent days unfold, Jaina attempts to rewire his own brain in a burst of unpredictable digressions and unsent love letters, musings on the miracles of science and the fallen heroes of popular music. Get It While You Can is a late-night ode to the pursuit of sanity."

A few birds, hanging out.

100% recycled and reused materials. Unlined paper, 3“ x 4.5,” 60 pages.