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This zine looks at the climate change dilemma, including its definition, scientific claims, the role of fossil fuels and greenhouse gases and the numbers that are necessary to help enact policies that will protect the environment and mankind.You can download here: https://bishaxo.itch.io/notes-from-a-shape-shifting-planet
Did you know that a young tree only needs 10 to 15 gallons of water per week? An older top loading washing machine uses about 40 gallons of water per load! It onlymakes sense to use the washer's graywater on your trees and plants. This zine tells you how to do that and other simple ways to reclaim, not drain your household water. The back is a poster that can be slipped over a dry tree branch to notify its "owner" to water it. 📐 Product Details: Size: 3.5 x 4.25 inches (folded) Pages: 8 total, including covers Printed on 8.5 x 14 inch sheets, hand-folded
This zine celebrates the intelligence of pigeons. I hope people will see them as more than "rats with wings." Because they are amazing birds. Did you know pigeons have been taught to identify simple words? Or that they recognize people? It's true. Find out more in this zine with a poster printed on the back that urges people to be kind to our fellow citizens. Eight pages (3.5x4.25 inches) made from a folded 8.5x14-inch sheet of 20-lb copy paper, not a heavy weight paper, printed with a laser printer.
A celebration and a homage to Wake Up a Lowestoft based punk, rant poetry zine from the 1980's and 1990's that had a national reach. 8 page A7 micro zine with history of Wake Up on the unfolded reverse side.
This zine is about worshipping the divinity in nature; while using prose like visual imagery that moves the reader along the process that happens when faih becomes full fledged. You can download here: http://bisha.neocities.org/Her.pdf
This zine takes a look at hypermobility; which is a bit more than just being flexible. It includes what it is- some traits I had, how it went undiagnosed and how physical therapy made a difference. You can download here: https://bishaxo.itch.io/the-hypermobile-diaries
An account of how fear and hope are so intricately woven into reality and how, sometimes, one small step is all we can strive for. “How does a soul find calm when all day it stares, remembers, and dreams, stands between fantasies one cannot live, a yesterday one cannot return to, a tomorrow coming that can’t be trusted?” Composed of inner dialogue and reflections on life in Gaza since October 2023, this poem-essay navigates the seemingly eternal rain, its washing away of certainties, and the hopelessness and anger all this brings. Get Your Copy: https://www.coastallinespress.com/p/between-illusion-and-survival
A work that laments and comforts the soul through song. Beautifully composed in flawless rhythmic, rhyming verse, these poems escape the bounds of burden and affliction and discover the mercy of higher judgement. Get Your Copy: https://www.coastallinespress.com/p/fragments-of-a-soul
"How is war born? By the bullet of a rifle—or by a mind surrendering to the failures of humanity?" Delicate poems and illustrations render the fragility of personhood in a life born of a war. This collection of seven original poems bids no farewell to Gaza. Both soul and homeland stand in ruins, scorched and riven apart. But a poet’s heart refuses to relinquish the bond of love between language and land. Get Your Copy: https://www.coastallinespress.com/p/i-failed-to-water-it
Forgotten tales verge on reawakening in this collection of fourteen original poems. Rhythmic, gem-like language recovers the soul of a lost kingdom and its heroic sons and daughters, whose trials of betrayal have exceeded all bounds. Get Your Copy: https://www.coastallinespress.com/p/echoes-of-a-fallen-kingdom
A collection of personal essays that grapple with the intensity of destruction in Gaza whilst tracking the light that a child’s innocence can cast on the worst situations. The author offers her testimony “because the words will stay alive after our death, and because the tales are hard sometimes, we write, to live after our deaths.” Get Your Copy: https://www.coastallinespress.com/p/where-should-we-bloom
With what paper remains unburned and the last drops of ink, Noor documents her survival. This zine is her way to unravel the impact of war on her mind and soul; a testament to what was endured and what still persists. From her belief that everyone must resist by any means, she has found in her writings a weapon of resistance: a way to expose the occupier’s brutality to the world. Get Your Copy: https://www.coastallinespress.com/p/shards-of-the-soul
A work of intensity, charm, and precision, this 26-page zine shatters apathy, humiliates world leaders, and uplifts the voices of the oppressed. Get Your Copy: https://www.coastallinespress.com/p/dont-leave-us-behind
An intimate pursuit of the will to keep going, despite heavy loss and destruction. Hope for transformation, for a better life, is as fragile as a butterfly’s wings and more fleeting. Gaza’s youngest generation suffers the loss of nearly five years of education. The Gaza Great Minds School is an inspiring initiative, sustaining the love for education within Palestine’s youth and culture. This zine offers beautiful written and visual portraits of several students in the program. “The weight of grief and fear is heavy on the smallest of shoulders.” Get Your Copy: https://www.coastallinespress.com/p/waiting-for-the-butterfly
The poet that once sought Gaza’s countenance through the eyes of the moon, now asks it to carry within its light her beloved homeland and deliver it upon her windowsill in Ireland, where questions arise differently and normality outpaces memory. Get Your Copy: https://www.coastallinespress.com/p/questions-on-my-mind-a-sequel
Narrated in first-person vignettes, A Trapped Dream is the author’s harrowing account of life in Gaza during the genocide. The morning of October 7, 2023 was meant to be her first day of university. Since then, time has stood still, unable to progress past war and devastation to the dreams Marwa still holds inside. Get Your Copy: https://www.coastallinespress.com/p/a-trapped-dream
Through a series of three dispatches, the author recounts her experiences as a university student navigating ongoing displacement. The series, Reflections on Displacement In Three Parts, traces practices of resilience that have emerged for her in this ongoing crisis, through interwoven vignettes, poetry and photographs. The work meditates on the university as a dual form of shelter, as both physical sanctuary in crisis and symbolic locus of writerly production as resistance. Get Your Copy: https://www.coastallinespress.com/p/reflections-on-displacement-in-three
Both a personal project and a showcase of the author’s skills in creative writing, storytelling, narrative journalism, and documenting. It is called Breathe because when our world collapses around us, we often feel besieged, unable to speak or even take a breath. We feel as if we are suffocating. Writing becomes the way to breathe, survive, and give voice to stories that need to be heard. Comprised of poems and articles published in various media outlets. Get Your Copy: https://www.coastallinespress.com/p/breathe
Rain once carried the promise of spring, of hope, of better days for Gaza. Now, it seeps through tents, bringing fragility and fatigue. Today, tomorrow, and forever, Gaza has changed, transformed by immeasurable pain. In this collection of 21 original poems, the poet preserves the promise of personhood she once held before everything, including her home, was taken away. Get Your Copy: https://www.coastallinespress.com/p/rain-was-once-a-promise
Life for Shaza and her family has been a chronology of war for as long as she and her relatives can remember. A mother, a psychologist, and sign-language interpreter, Shaza possesses a unique point of view, which she articulates with strength and defiance. This personal account of the ongoing genocide in Gaza is told in three parts that address painful realities of displacement, childhood under siege, and death. Get Your Copy: https://www.coastallinespress.com/p/what-the-cameras-couldnt-capture
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