The first ten years of Doris fanzine. Cindy writes her zine, DORIS, like she is figuring out the human condition. She makes writing about the simplest and most common things - playing music, childhood, cooking, or sex - resonate with universal understanding. She helps us make sense of more complex things like the satisfaction from doing useful work, natural curiosity, the ability to use logic, gender dynamics, introspection, the need for challenge and change, combating depression and creating art &amp; literature. She shares and explores the emotions involved with having an abortion, rape, dealing with the death of family, or sexual harassment in a context that is enlightening and personal, feeling like a close friend opening up to you. What's most impressive though is that she relates these things into every article in her zine seamlessly. For fans of Cometbus, Burn Collector etc.

Doris: An Anthology (Zines)

Comics & Graphic Novels

Crabb, Cindy

Graphic Novels

Microcosm Publishing

Curated by Doris editor Cindy Crabb, Learning Good Consent looks at the culture of sexual consent from a standpoint both sexy and educational. Over the course of 46 pages, Cindy and friends create a well-rounded consent workshop, with all sites set on healing and helping. In a world of shady abusers, demonized victims, and one-sided dating rituals, Consent has your back. As says Cindy in the zine's intro,"Talking about our experiences with consent, our struggles, our mistakes and how we've learned, these are part of a much larger revolutionary struggle."

Learning Good Consent (Good Life)

Self-Help

Relationships

Learn how to heal and embrace yourself through feminism, self-love, and some good old anarchism Living in the margins of a culture she never felt comfortable in, Cindy Crabb touches on her experiences with feminism, girl-gangs, abuse, and gender identity. With stories, essays, interviews, and more, Cindy writes with fierce honesty and compassion, exploring subjects like consent, abortion, death, self-image, shyness, identity, and anarchism. Embracing the complexities of each, finding her anger, her voice, and the things that help in her struggles with addiction, mental health, and intense loss. Along the way she travels the world, helps start a women and transgender health center, and fights against the social norms that made her feel so trapped.

Things That Help: Healing Our Lives Through Feminism, Anarchism, Punk, & Adventure (Real World)

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Women's Health

Support encourages everyone to take a step back, listen, think, and talk about sex, consent, violence, and abuse. If you or someone you know have ever been assaulted or victimized, how to be an ally can be confusing. These words and the connection they offer can help. With ideas and encouragement to help yourself and others cope with, prevent, and end sexual violence and abuse, this collection of personal experiences, advice, guest articles, and comic excerpts wants to help. This new edition turns the popular zine by Cindy Crabb into a book. Cover illustration by Cristy C. Road.

Support: Feminist Relationship Tools to Heal Yourself and End Rape Culture (Good Life)

Curated by Doris editor Cindy Crabb, Learning Good Consent looks at the culture of sexual consent from a standpoint both sexy and educational. Over the course of 46 pages, Cindy and friends create a well-rounded consent workshop, with all sites set on healing and helping. In a world of shady abusers, demonized victims, and one-sided dating rituals, Consent has your back. As says Cindy in the zine's intro, "Talking about our experiences with consent, our struggles, our mistakes and how we've learned, these are part of a much larger revolutionary struggle."

Learning Good Consent

<div>Doris 15 starts by stating "there is nothing wrong with a little depression. &nbsp;It is a reasonable response to this fucked up world and you don't need to hide or deny it." &nbsp;That's what makes this anti-depression guide so great. It doesn't treat depression like a disease that needs to be hidden and suppressed with the latest trend in drug therapy. &nbsp;Instead, it offers fun, real-life advice from someone who had dealt with depression. </div>

Doris 15: Antidepression Guide

Compiled and edited by the author of the zine Doris, this anthology brings together a collection of writings about support people who have been sexually abused. Authored by a wide variety of folks, it explores, with great eloquence, moving testimony, and practical advice and suggestions, and yes, support, perhaps the greatest taboo subject in both the radical/ underground/counter-culture, and the 'normal' world out there. This is mandatory reading for pretty much everyone.

Support

Doris Pr

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