QUR Queer

"QAY seeks to empower and de-isolate Queer Asian Youth by providing social spaces, education, and outreach. By QAY, we mean East and Southeast Asian who self-identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, transsexual, queer, questioning or undecided. QAY is an HIV/AIDS prevention education initiative of the Youth Project ar ACAS."

Mission statement: Calling bisexuals 'fencesitters' has been a way of marginalizing us, of placing us outside gay/lesbian and straight cultures by saying that we haven't made a decision about our sexuality. 'The fence' is all about bisexual women reclaiming this position and speaking from your unique viewpoints that traverse straight and gay/lesbian cultures, but also allow us to have spaces of our own. 'The fence' can be a positive and powerful place, and this zine is for the women who have decided to stay there!!

homoerotic stories, short stories,

"I hope this zine will help connect people who are interested in having conversations about some of the confusion and challenges felt by queers in different-gendered relationships, and provide some support and common ground for other queers with similar concerns." - From the Editor's Notes, Jamie Q.

Subtitled "Queer identities, different-gender relationships." Collection of writing compiled by Jamie Q.

This zine is "A Tale of a Revolutionary Queer Prison Gang in The Pacific Northwest." It is the story of "a revolutionary queer and trans, poor and racialized group arming themselves with a solid class, gender and race analysis, along with guns, to make prisons safer for queer and trans prisoners from the inside out."

Stories about one person's life.

Contains contributions from queer people and allies in the Mt. Allison and Sackville communities.