A gorgeous, spiral-bound, tarot journal printed in Portland, Oregon. The journal begins with a fourteen-page guide to journaling with the tarot and four different example tarot spreads. Cover illustration by Annie Murphy (Symbology, I Still Live), from The Collective Tarot deck, and guide written by Nicole Levine.

"Use your journal to learn the tarot, to become familiar with a new deck, to record your days, to dig deep into your personal tarot readings, to draw your spreads, to create your own super-detailed tarot grimoire...[ continued ]

For the past 17 years, Portland memoirist and illustrator Martha Grover has been publishing Somnambulist zine, an expansive and playful look at the world at large (and easily one of the best zines running today).

This pack includes all eight in-print issues of Somnambulist (a $35 value for $25!). All proceeds go straight to Martha's brain surgery recovery fund...[ continued ]

Shared Sentiments is a visually lovely, simple, straightforward zine that brings a lot of joy. Under the banner of "things Alleson likes," Portland artist Alleson Goldfinger presents (through words and pictures) things she likes. The smell of tomato leaves, thick socks, friends who are honest even when it's hard, and so much more. The perfect little gift for the person in your life who likes perfect little things...[ continued ]

This issue of the long-running Basic Paper Airplane zine series focuses on interviews—what it means to create that space and all the ways they can succeed or fail. Ten interviews with writers, artists, and musicians that delve into the creative process, identity, family, image, myth, and obsession.

Interviews with: musician Owen Ashworth (Advance Base/Casiotone for the Painfully Alone), essayist Elena Passarello (Animals Strike Curious Poses), poet Casey Fuller (A Fort Made of Doors), musician Erika M...[ continued ]

6 vintage cassettes from our extensive collection. All in great condition, all previewed to make sure they play well. 

Each grab bag comes with a wide variety of genres and time periods. From '60s & '70s soul to '90s indie & alternative, '80s new wave to '90s R&B. Novelties and oddities, '50s rhythm and blues, lost classics, old-school hip-hop, and everything in between.

A great deal for the adventurous listener...[ continued ]

Another great issue of Alyssa Giannini's gorgeously illustrated personal zine, Wanderer. Within: road trips, house shows, gender identity, zine mazes, and odes to initiators of fun. As well as finding ways through depression and panic attacks and hard times.

My favorite piece is on platonic intimacy. Alyssa writes, "Friendship is so often undervalued in favor of romantic coupling...[ continued ]

This brand new issue of Somnambulist documents a conversation happening between Portland and Amsterdam. Discussions of place, travel, race, language, and privilege. Culture and climate, bikes and cars, joy and heartbreak. Thoroughly engaging throughout! Highly recommended.

60 pages, half-letter size, silkscreened covers.

Everyday Mythologies is a sideways glance at the mundane myths that make up our lives. Or: three personal essays about collecting, cars, and dads (that are also about gender, masculinity, and strength). 

66 pages, tall pocket-size, letter-pressed covers. Published by Two Plum Press. ISBN #9781732159129.

In this fabulous issue of Women in Sound zine (the "Mothership: Birth and Labor" issue), Danielle Maggio delves into the genius and legacy of funk legend Betty Davis. There are in-depth interviews with the one-and-only Osa Atoe (of Shotgun Seamstress/No More Fiction), Jade Payne (Aye Nako, The Silent Barn), Lauren Goshinski (DJ Boolean/VIA), Missy Thangs (Fidelitorium), Fielded, Jessica Thompson (Coast Mastering), Alexis Icon, and Marielle V Jakobsons (Electronic Arts/Thrill Jockey Records)...[ continued ]

A beautifully designed workbook zine for honing and focusing your creative practice. Questions, prompts, and ideas mix with the inspirational words of everyone from Clarice Lispector to Yoko Ono. With plenty of blank space for you to make it your own.

32 pages, cut half-letter size.