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Dynamite Damsels

Cover of comic with title "Dynamite Damsels" in yellow drawn type. A person rides a horse wearing an armour and a shield with the women's rights movement logo painted on it. On the bottom right of the page a thought bubble saying "Is the women's movement really a lesbian plot?" comes out of a long haired person with closed eyes and a cat by their side.

Dynamite Damsels is a 1976 self-published comic by Roberta Gregory. A pioneering work of lesbian and feminist comics, it consists… Read More »

Get a grip

Black and white cover of zine with negative picture of a femme looking person and title "Get a grip. Travels through my mental health".

Get a grip. Travels through my mental health is a perzine created by Sarah Tea-Rex in 2010. It is described… Read More »

Femme Whore

Stylised "Femme whore" title.

Femme Whore is a zine by the Sex Worker Open University. It brings together 6 texts written by sex workers who… Read More »

Performance

Performance

Performance is an A5 anthology zine themed around gender, performance, and performativity. The zine was published in 2016 by One… Read More »

Versions of violence

"Versions of Violence: Queer Women and Femmes on Heterosexism" title over a rainbow coloured background

Versions of Violence: Queer Women and Femmes on Heterosexism is a zine compiled in Autumn 2016 by Kristy. It collects… Read More »

Still bisexual

"Still bisexual" cover, drawing on red ink of a plant with eyes instead of flowers.

Still bisexual is a zine by Rachael House which collects her 2018’s #inktober posts on her personal instagram page. These… Read More »

Broomstick

Broomstick

Broomstick – By, for, and about women over forty was an independent and radical magazine, collectively published between years 1978… Read More »

Shotgun Seamstress

Black and white "Shotgun Seamstress" cover picturing two black women riding a motorcycle

In 2006, musician, historian, and writer Osa Atoe started Shotgun Seamstress, which run for 8 full issues and several mini-zines… Read More »

Shocking pink!

Two black, white and pink "Shocking Pink" covers. Photographs of two people on the beach with a pier in the background, and three women pro-choice protesters.

Appearing first between 1981 and 1982 and then resurfacing between the years 1987 and 1992, Shocking pink! was a groundbreaking… Read More »

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