A digital bundle of 8 of our most beloved zines, the foundation of the Z4Q universe.
These are the powerhouse titles people still ask us about, and with many now out of print, this pack is the only way to access them!!!
Whether you’re a longtime supporter or brand new to our world, this collection gives you an instant deep dive into our archive: care, community, creativity, and the signature Z4Q voice that started it all.
You’ll receive one document with links to every e-zine (a mix of PDFs and interactive flipbooks). Simple to read, save, and revisit anytime.
The easiest way to build your digital zine library, and tap into the roots of what we do.
Includes digital access to:
1. Livin La Vida Lesbo
-By Irie Ingénue, a stunning mix of poetry and photography, Irie Ingénue’s debut zine.
2. Parable of the Slut
-By Irie Ingénue, a delicious, digitally-illustrated zine packed with poems, games, essays, and more.
3. Poetry [and polaroids] From the Void
-poetry [and polaroids] from the void is an intimate and poignant collection of poems and photographs by Julie E/Irie Ingénue.
4. Oumou's Declassified Burnout Survival Guide
-A Burnout Survival Guide created by therapist, speaker, and Wellness Doula -
Oumou Sylla, LMFT (@connectwithoumou). This zine explores the definition of burnout and the various ways it shows up in our day-to-day lives.
5. The Critical Thinking Guide
-Created by Oumou Sylla, this zine offers a comprehensive introduction to critical thinking, covering foundational topics like biases, assumptions, and logic 101. It provides frameworks for evaluating information and sources, as well as tools for perspective-taking, decision-making, and problem-solving
6. Somatics Says: Demystifying Why you feel
This 10-page ezine is a concise and accessible introduction to somatics and the body-mind connection. It breaks down the ways we experience disembodiment in our lives and what the road to embodiment can look like.
7. A Grief Handbook
created by Julie Elliston (aka Irie Ingénue) this stunning mini-zine is a masterpiece. it features a poem about grief told across the 8 pages.
8. A Zine Without a Name
a captivating personal zine written from the unique perspective of a Senegalese-Guinean immigrant raised in the US. Inspired by the rich tradition of memoirs, this heartfelt zine invites readers into the intimate world of Oumou's experiences, reflections, and musings.
