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New-to-Us Zines: January 12, 2018

This week we added zines about annoyances, teaching with zines, Chicago vs. Washington, D.C.; being nonbinary and having mental health challenges, sex and gender humor, vagina and vulva concerns, an extinct animal, and southern feminism, as well as comics about a hamster, fiction about a transwoman, and a snowpeople coloring book made by a zine librarian's kids.

Gift of the Creator

Frosty the Snowman's Christmas: A Family Snowpeople Zine & Coloring Book by the Wooten-Stearns family, 2017

Gift of Missy Kulik

Complaints by Mona Lisa Jumpseat, 2007

Gift of Sarah Sawyers-Lovett

Coming to Voice Zines: A Cut N' Paste Pedagogical Tool by Julia hv, 2005

Duel Citizenship by Jen Twigg, 2012

Every Thug Is a Lady: Adventures Without Gender by Julia Eff, 2011

"(I dream of a day where both 'Gender' and 'Orientation' are 50-character-limit type-infields on dating sites..."

The F-Bomb #5-6 by Christina Wheeler and Tina Armstrong, 2009-2011

Motor City Kitty #21 by Brianna Dearest, 2013

My Friends' Vaginas by Sarah Godfrey, 2015

No No No: A Guide to Girling Wrong + Mija's Mirrors: Two Stories by Annie Mok, 2015

Snow by Rachel Casiano Hernandez, 2013

Sometimes the Sky Explodes: The Story of a Hamster Named Yams by Leslie Perrine, 2012

Thylacine by Stephanie Zuppo, 2016

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Yes, Ma'am #7 by Suzy Gonzalez and Elle Minter, 2013

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New-to-Us Library of Congress Subject Headings

Gender noncoforming people.

Hamsters--Comic books, strips, etc.

Snowmen--Pictorial works.

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