In All Together, Emma Percy asks us to think about our relationship with community, place, plants, climate, food, and land. They ask us to consider how we relate (consciously or unconsciously) with the watershed and ecosystem we live in, and helps us figure out how we can know the place we live more intimately. 

"It may be too late to undo climate change, but we can still build a future worth living in," Emma writes. "Everything is at stake, but we have everything to gain by trying."

40 pages, half-letter size. 

Four of Eberhardt Press' famous bird pads. All for $12. (A $16 value--basically, you get one for free!) 

3" x 5", pocket-size, unlined notepads from paper remnants left over from the paper cutter that are too small to print on.

Safe Words is a lyrical mini-memoir of desire. Through a series of vignettes, longtime zinester Sarah Geo recounts her sexual experiences with men, traversing the good and the bad to shine a spotlight on sexual desire in all its complexities. Safe Words is also a reclaiming the sensual self after a pregnancy, a break-up, and years of seeing herself as "just a mother." 

Photos and layout by Omar Alan Pierce. Color covers in slip case, B&W and color photos throughout. 36 pages, quarter-size. 

Nylon is Sofia Alvarez's off-Broadway play about relationships, the past, secrets, and hard truths. Smart, tense, gripping.

From the screenwriter behind the recent smash-hit Netlfix films To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before and To All The Boys: P.S. I Still Love You.

124 pages, tall pocket-size, letter-pressed covers. Published by Two Plum Press.

A beautifully strange seven-pack of postcards by Eberhardt Press. Using images from Max Ernst's 1941 book, A Week of Kindness or The Seven Deadly Elements Novel, these cards are haunting, humorous, and totally unique.

4.5" x 6". Offset print on recycled cardstock paper.

A gorgeous sketchbook. Unlined, spiral-bound, offset print. 100% recycled and reused paper.

7.75" x 9.75", cream/tan colored paper, 60 pages.

One of the best zines ever, collected for the first time. Volume One puts together some long out of print issues, which is definite cause for celebration.

"From scooping chicken salads to selling clothes to shelving books to teacher training, Truckface details years of embarrassment and missteps. This volume contains stories of rowdy backyard brawls, awful customer service, awkward social interactions, underpants dance parties, staying angry and learning how to try. Contains issues 7-11."

364 pages, compact trade paperback. ISBN # 9780985013196. Volume Two also available.

Martha Grover's observations about life on earth are one-of-a-kind. In The End of My Career, the latest essay collection from the long-running Somnambulist zine author, her eye has never been more honed. It's a book about moving back in with her parents, finding work with a chronic illness, and living as a woman in a changing city. It will make you laugh while feeling the ever-present weight of the world. Highly recommended.

240 pages, trade paperback. ISBN #9780983632757. Published by Portland's Perfect Day Publishing. Nominated for the 2017 Oregon Book Award.

Brilliantly styled as a Choose Your Own Adventure book, this book is “about being an ace starfighter pilot who has crashed on a planet of malevolent space ants, but it is actually about a four year relationship with an incredibly self-destructive alcoholic.”

Amazingly raw, familiar to anyone who has been in a bad relationship, and sometimes tragically funny. Landing it somewhere between outstandingly clever, sad, and hilarious.

116 pages, small trade paperback size. ISBN # 9780983632726

The quarantine issue of everyone's favorite cat zine, Cat Party! Comics, illustrations, and essays about cat friends and being at home.

Art and words from Jay McQuirns, Christa Dippel, Missy Kulik, Vanessa Berry, Jackie Soro, Joseph Carlough, Keiko Ishibashi, and Helen Kaucher.

32 pages, half-letter size.