Zines for powerful, intuitive Bay Area women and the people who live in awe of them.
Out of print
Our back catalog: Zines that are out of print for now, but forever in our hearts.
The first issue of our first zine. An iconic New Yorker-inspired cover by Branson Reese and layouts (and words) in the style of YM, JANE, VICE, Goop, Bon Appetit’s not-quite-notable masthead, and then some.
pages: 16
dimensions: 5.5” x 8.5”
published: August 2018
Content Queen Issue 2
With a cover reminiscent of our past as dELiA*S models, Issue 2 features art by Jesse Rimler and columns in the style of VICE, Goop, MAD, Highlights, JANE, and more.
pages: 16
dimensions: 5.5” x 8.5”
published: April 2019
As Per My Last DM
Molly DMed suggestions of “branded content” to The Wing women’s co-working space for a year, in its prime, and then as it slowly crumbled under scandal and Coronvavirus. They never replied, but the increasingly frenetic one-sided DMs make for great reading.
pages: 20
dimensions: 2” x 3”
published: May 2020
Content Queen Issue 3
In which the co-editresses of CQ check our privilege and honor our male readers with a Guys Issue. The Guys issue asks: “What do guys do at work all day?” Featuring a cover by man Tim Belonax and a guest column by man Eric Marshall and work in the style of Cosmopolitan, n+1, and, as always, Highlights.
pages: 16
dimensions: 5.5” x 8.5”
published: November 2020
Content Queen Issue 4
This issue is all about interns, and the potent, ever-ideating creatives who are tasked to manage them. Work in the style of Harper’s, The Onion, and everything in between (i.e. Highlights).
pages: 16
dimensions: 5.5” x 8.5”
published: September 2021
The Freaky Folk Art of Alameda
When you live in Fruitvale, Alameda is one mile and another universe away. Families’ front yard art installations, compiled here into a comedy photography zine, are a window into the insipid and placid soul of Oakland’s suburban stepsibling.
pages: 28
dimensions: 4.25” x 5.5”
published: March 2022
Enter the Menstagram
You’re a dude. You see a ton of boobs in your Instagram feeds. What’s your culpability level?
Molly Rosen Marriner explores her male pals' Instagram feeds like Werner Herzog slashing through a meme-and-bra-ad rainforest in this new project. Through a series of screenshots, interviews, and sloppy yet thoughtful postulating, they arrive at some surprising and time-old conclusions about the nature of the internet and men.
pages: 20
dimensions: 4” x 5”
published: March 2023
The Oakland Museum of Nail Art
Two Oakland nail artists, Laurel Maha (@pizzaperfectnails) and Masako Beck (@atomicowl), cover Molly’s tiny fingernails with tributes to famous artists and artworks. For anyone who loves staring at miniatures, going to MoMA, or wondering if gel treatments can damage their nails (they can’t).
pages: 16
dimensions: 4” x 5”
published: August 2023