our zines
Dirt of the Right Age: An Anthropology Anthology
by Sarah Boser
A zine containing a collection of art and poetry inspired by Sarah's experience as an Anthropology major. Many skeleton drawings in this one, and book recommendations for people who would like to learn more about the world of anthropology, sociology, and archaeology!
In The Flesh: Assorted Prose and Poetry
by Marley Rhiannon Sherwood
In the Flesh is a thread-bound, 20+ page zine compiling a short story, various poems, and graphite illustrations. Recurring themes include bodily transformations, grief, obsession, and memory, among other things. The covers are linocut prints, creating some variation between copies.
Mold, Vol. 8
by Leilu Wasielewski
A MOLD perzine featuring original artwork, poetry, thoughts, and even a sudoku game.
Orpheus and Eurydice: Subverting a Classic Myth in Modern Media
by Olivia Eiler
Explores how the Greek myth of Orpheus and Eurydice is implemented and referenced in modern media, particularly in the film Portrait of a Lady on Fire and the TV show Severance.
The Slime Mould Collective
by Rez Redacted
A fun zine dedicated to a very different Mo(u)ld Collective, which we stumbled upon when we were trying to see if our site comes up on the Google search engine.
undream: land of little compromise
by Marley Rhiannon Sherwood
Undream is an 8-page mini-zine featuring 6 short poems made from words and phrases cut out of old National Geographic magazines, set against collages.
A Guide to HRT-related Trypanophobia: For the Dolls (who maybe don't know where to start)
by Rez Redacted
A helpful guide for managing HRT injections for those who are afraid of needles.
Mold, Vol. 5: Halloween Super-Edition
by Marley Rhiannon Sherwood
A 30+ page zine including a literary analysis of the Backrooms, a dark fairy tale, poetry, book recommendations, original artwork, and more.
Mold, Vol. 9
by Sarah Boser
An example of one of the MOLD perzines, including art, ramblings, and reviews.
Severance: Ben Stiller's Allegory of the Cave
by Olivia Eiler
Analyzes Severance's critiques on labor exploitation under capitalism through the framework of Plato's "Allegory of the Cave."
Twilight in Retrospect: Reading a YA Femme Classic as an English Major
by Olivia Eiler
Examines the gender politics and Christian undertones of the Twilight franchise, as well as its impact and resonance with American culture.