Our exhibition and accompanying zine of queer art, writing and zines launches today!

Missed our online workshops? No problem! Make a zine with this new online tutorial from Seleena Daye

Our new zine making project for LGBTQIA+ residents of Newham begins today!

Our new zine celebrating our first year and reflecting on the power of queer zines is out now!

New episode of Behind the Zines featuring Maddy Court reading from The ex-girlfriend of my ex-girlfriend is my ex-wife zine.

New episode of Behind the Zines, featuring Power Makes us Sick collective reading from the zine Building towards an autonomous trans healthcare.

New episode of Behind the zines featuring Melissa reading from Hold Me Keira Knightley

Contributions wanted for our first zine

New episode of Behind the Zines queer zine readings featuring Harry Josephine Giles reading from Some Definitions zine

New episode of Behind the Zines queer zine readings featuring Joggitt reading from Living in the Aftermath published in 1994.

New episode of Behind the Zines featuring Sam Orchard reading from Family Portraits comic

Help support Queer Zine Library’s Behind the Zines series

New episode of Behind the Zines, featuring Kel Karpinski reading from their zine The ghosts of Times Square

New episode of Behind the Zines queer zine readings featuring FML comics by Natasha Natarajan.

New episode of Behind the Zines featuring I found a way to make you cry by Eva Monxy, a zine about crying, masculinity and music, featuring a devastatingly heartbreaking soundtrack.

New episode of Behind the Zines featuring Red Hanky Panky #10 by Rachael House, a comic zine about Pride, homonormativity, bi-invisibility, and queer rage.

An interview with Queer Reads Library, the Hong Kong based mobile queer collection which inspired our own zine library

New episode of Behind the Zines featuring Happy Alone & Other Stories by Seleena Daye, a mini zine about asexuality, coming out, race, and not feeling queer enough.

First episode of Behind the Zines is out today! Starting with 性/別 by Kaitlin Chan, a beautiful illustrated comic zine about gender and relationships.

While the zine library is in storage we are thinking of ways to make the library more accessible. Find out about our new series Behind the Zines as well as learn how to access free online versions of zines held in the library.