Ephemera is a literature and art compilation zine produced entirely on a vintage typewriter. Issues often have themes.
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#1: The Debuntante Issue.
This was the very first zine I ever made! This issue is a hodgepodge of random topics, with some stuff I was just throwing in because I was experimenting, like a recipe.
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#2: The Love Issue.
Writing and art all about love, love, love.
#3: The Mental Illness Issue.
This zine was the final project for my Abnormal Psychology class at Smith. Crazy spam, self-injury article I wrote for the Smith newspaper, confessional poetry, and more.
#4: The Animal Issue.
Skunk love story, zoo photos, and more.
#5: The Perpendicular Issue.
Holga photos, sweet demon clowns, kitty-composed poetry, and more.
#6: The Music Issue.
U2 essay that was originally my (award-winning!) speech for Academic Decathlon in high school and later became my college admissions essay, turntable photos, lots of accordion love, and more--and comes with an adorable tiny mix CD!
#7: The Piquant Issue.
Fisheye photos, surreal collages, a short story about the Brontës, and more.
#8: The Summer Issue.
An issue celebrating all aspects of summer, everything from ice cream to fireworks to trips to the beach.
#9: The Autumn Issue.
Jam-packed with stories of picking apples and ghostly lost loves, Halloween art, and more!
#10: The Winter Issue.
Triumphant returning sun poems, fancy paper snowflakes, and other winter wonderland fun.
#11: The Spring Issue.
This issue features writing and art about flowers, birds, and other springtime things.
#12: Beginnings & Endings.
This issue is all about beginnings and endings, interpreted in ways ranging from the natural world to relationships.