This issue commences with a heartfelt tribute to Jen Angel, an esteemed member of the zine and activist community whose recent passing weighs heavily on our hearts. It sets a poignant tone, underscoring the importance of remembrance. The subsequent article, penned by Todd Taylor, delves into the ways in which we honor and cherish those we've lost. For many of us, zines become a vessel for such commemoration—a testament to the power of our passions.

While this issue explores the profound topic of loss, it remains faithful to the overarching theme of community, as seen in previous editions. Discover how to seek, construct, and nurture a thriving community through the rich culture and medium of zines. Engage with a diverse range of articles, including a comprehensive review of Zinefest Houston, a compelling interview with a zinester in prison, invaluable tips on establishing your own zine club, practical advice on organizing your treasured zine collection, and a captivating list of ten reasons why zinesters should venture into the realm of short films. This zine offers an abundance of stimulating content and more surprises within its 40 black and white, half-size pages.

Immerse yourself in the world of zines with this exceptional publication. If you have an affinity for zines, this is an absolute must-read. Experience the depth and authenticity of this zine firsthand.