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Seasonal Zines (2026)

This page reviews the zine packets I created each season in 2026.

Winter Zines

A collection of reflections on my winter season.

Standard issue (new every season):

Winter, Collected: Quarter size 16 page zine exploring my thoughts throughout the season (the state of the USA, my cat, my digital garden, shows I'm watching, winter social media break).

Companion - Seasonal Debris: Quarter size 8 page zine collecting creative artifacts from the season (journal pages mostly).

Zine Therapy: Quarter size 8 page zine discussing my desire to feel less guilty about having low social needs

Winter only:

Ongoing Creative Projects: Brochure size 1 page zine summarizing the projects I have ongoing in my personal creative life.

Art & Eat: 8 page minizine about a monthly creative practice I facilitate at work. You can alternatively get this minizine free as a download from the gallery.

Spring Zines

A collection of reflections on my spring season.

Standard issue (new every season):

Spring, Collected: Quarter size 16 page zine exploring my thoughts throughout the season (microseasons, nature, cycles, communication/boundaries, joys, what I'm reading, body/gender).

Companion - Seasonal Debris: Quarter size 24 page zine collecting artifacts from the season (art, photos, screenshots, writing, memes, media).

Zine Therapy Issue 2: Quarter size 8 page zine discussing metacognition invalidation, therapy wins, and neuropathways.

Spring only:

Deal With It - Imposter Syndrome: 8 page minizine about ways to approach and defeat imposter syndrome. You can get this minizine free as a download from the zine library.

Make Your Own Zine: 8 page minizine with tips for making zines, including a 1-page zine template with background ready. You can get this minizine free as a download from the zine library.

Extra stuff: Sinus allergy kit, Kitchen cheat sheet (baking times for various foods), 'ads' for digital zines.

Digital Zines:

Stomping Through the Archives Issue 1: I explore some writing from 2016 and reflect on it. You can read this on zinesforever.

Reflections on Social Media and the Comments: Thoughts & feelings about moving away from reading comments and redefining what social media means in my life. You can read this on zinesforever.