Writing and Zines

Writing provides a personal space to experiment with wordplay, metaphors, and imagination, offering individuals the freedom to explore and express their inner worlds. It also provides a space for the celebration of local languages, each with their own deep historical legacies that must be preserved in an age of globalization. Zines, in a similar way, offer a collaborative and non-commercial space for collective reimagining. As small, independent publications, they provide an avenue to sidestep censorship and amplify marginalized voices. They bring people together to work on shared themes, blending short stories, literature, photographs, and other creative elements. As a grassroots medium, zines celebrate diverse perspectives, developing connection and creativity outside conventional frameworks.

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Seeking Neon Buddha

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Trans Joy Comic Series: Madam

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SEAQCF Writing Compilation: Fractured Truths, Burning Questions

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KORIS Zine Series 005

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A Queer Burrow (Hang ổ queer)

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Sacred Things

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Atang

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The Ballad of Freedom (and All the Things Within)

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me(TRANS)morphoses:The Fabulous Nomadic Transgirl

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How Long Have You Been Here

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Panca Abimata: A Collection of Queer Prayers

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Bernaung: Kabuka

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PRIDEZine

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KORIS Zine Series 006

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KORIS Zine Series 007

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KORIS Zine Series 008

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Bernaung: Nyawiji

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Trans Joy Comic Series: Sails

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Trans Joy Comic Series: Tita Nikki

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Trans Joy Comic Series: Solidarity

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Ang Gagasin [The Gagazine] 1.0

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Ang Gagasin [The Gagazine] 2.0

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Ang Gagasin [The Gagazine] 3.0

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Ang Gagasin [The Gagazine] 4.0
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