This zine is about the horrors of our sewer system and how you can stop yourself from pooping in your own drinking supply and poisoning the world.

"I decided to write this zine because I am constantly questioned about my name by friends, family, and strangers. Made during the 2014 twenty four hour zine contest, at the IPRC in Portland, Oregon.

A short essay on the author's perceived "disconnect between 'the fashion world' and what [they] mean when [they] say that [they're] interested in fashion."

The Worst of Times is a bi-monthly broadsheet published by the Industrial Workers of the World - K'jipuktuk (Halifax). Our goal is to empower you - our neighbours, coworkers, and community - to write about your everyday lives in order to discover common issues and strategies for collective action.

The Worst of Times is a bi-monthly broadsheet published by the Industrial Workers of the World - K'jipuktuk (Halifax). Our goal is to empower you - our neighbours, coworkers, and community - to write about your everyday lives in order to discover common issues and strategies for collective action.

The Worst of Times is a bi-monthly broadsheet published by the Industrial Workers of the World - K'jipuktuk (Halifax). Our goal is to empower you - our neighbours, coworkers, and community - to write about your everyday lives in order to discover common issues and strategies for collective action.

The Worst of Times is a bi-monthly broadsheet published by the Industrial Workers of the World - K'jipuktuk (Halifax). Our goal is to empower you - our neighbours, coworkers, and community - to write about your everyday lives in order to discover common issues and strategies for collective action.

The Worst of Times aims to be a monthly vehicle for sharing critical stores, perspectives, and snark between un(der)employed/un(der)waged workers, students persuing useless degrees, and assorted ne'er-do-wells. We take an uncompromising anti-sexist, anti-racist, and anti-the boss stance; for self-organization and everyday struggles.

The Worst of Times aims to be a monthly vehicle for sharing critical stores, perspectives, and snark between un(der)employed/un(der)waged workers, students persuing useless degrees, and assorted ne'er-do-wells. We take an uncompromising anti-sexist, anti-racist, and anti-the boss stance; for self-organization and everyday struggles.

NAFTA and tomatoes, small zine put out by the loaded ladle with brief history of tomato trade and food imperialism