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Honkai Star Rail Fanzine, A5, 39 pages. Aventurine starts his studies at the University of Veritas Prime. On his first week, he comes across a mysterious sculpture of a missing professor. As time goes by, be develops a strong attachment to said sculpture and the man it represents. A short story about a lonely young man who finds solace in the presence of a cold, marble statue. Teen+, light angst, 8k+ words Read it here: https://ko-fi.com/s/2d61447642
Genshin Impact Fanzine, A5, 80 pages. Contains 2 fics, The Knight and the Winemaker by Caerme and An Old Man's Musing by TheFluffyGreyOne. TW for canon character death, grief and mourning. The main pairing is Varka/Crepus, but the stories contain mentions of other ships as well: Varka/Flins, Crepus/original female character, Kaeya/Diluc. The cover artwork was painted by Minke. You can read it here: https://ko-fi.com/s/6beb4f226c
Honkai Star Rail Fanzine, A5, 62 pages. Contains 2 illustrated fics: Galladay (explicit, improper use of a confessional) and Weltday (non-sexual bondage and kink) and a comic (Xipe/Sunday, cosmic horror, tentacles). You can read it here: https://ko-fi.com/s/1ed75a2704
Genshin Impact Fanzine, 64-pages, A5. Contains a beautifully illustrated EXPLICIT fic "The Peacock Prince", featuring top Kaeya/bottom Diluc story set in an alternative universe, in which Diluc is a bounty hunter and Kaeya works as a high class courtesan. You can read it here: https://ko-fi.com/s/49841bc871
Don't Surf Books Zine#1 includes Three Short Stories: Ghosts of the Present, The Devil, and Pool Party. Twenty eight pages. digital: https://ko-fi.com/s/61845e52e3 physical: https://app.bigcartel.com/products/119758689
Conspiracy theories and comfort in tough times, coming of age and paranormal, 90s nostalgia
This is a 16-page Zine about Artist Trading Cards. It explains the different names for the cards, their origin and some general trading conventions. It's only a small overview of the giant discourse surrounding this fun, little hobby. You can read it here: https://www.betty-draws.de/2026/07/15/atc-zine-07-2026/
New updates and illustrations from my second patio garden
Technophile anxieties and nostalgia in poetry and art format
comic style zine of a 23-year-old's existential thoughts
A breakfast menu for concerned Swifties who are wondering what it means now that Taylor Swift is a billionaire
The scary experience I had after my cat was exposed to toxic lilies. Includes safe flowers for cat homes and other common household toxins for cats.
A pocket version of Victorian floriography organized in 2 indexes of meaning and flowers. In the Victorian era, a bouquet could mean many things. Use this zine as a guide to send your lover and enemies alike hidden messages in flower format.
My first year of planting a garden on my pool deck patio
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