To See Ourselves as Others See Us

Autobiography provides a chance to explore, reflect on, and project the ways in which you see yourself
and how you believe others see you. Where body image and gender identity are contested and fluid, zines

offer a supportive (and sometimes anonymous) space for discussion and experimentation.

Caboose, No. 1
Caboose, No. 1
Liz Mason

Chicago, 2002
Caboose, No.2
Caboose, No.2
The Ridiculous Issue
Liz Mason

Chicago, 2003
Blue Floral Gusset
Blue Floral Gusset
Spurzine

Melbourne: Spurzine, 2010
Travesty, Musings on Being a Transvestite Metalhead, No.2
Travesty, Musings on Being a Transvestite Metalhead, No.2
Spurzine

Melbourne: Spurzine, 2009
Towards an Insurrectionary Trans-Feminism
Towards an Insurrectionary Trans-Feminism

Chicago: Not Yr Cister Press, 2010?
My Aim is True, No.4
My Aim is True, No.4
Carrie Colpits and Nicole Baiel

Chicago, 2011
Sweetmeats, Issue 1
Sweetmeats, Issue 1
Edie Fake

Chicago, 2012
Sweetmeats, Issue 2
Sweetmeats, Issue 2
Edie Fake

Chicago, 2012