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The Blood Was Made of Ants
Zine No. 103 — Kin on a lizard that borrowed everything, the ant it borrowed it from, and a comeback story told backwards
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It Stays Green, and Then It Goes
Zine No. 102 — Young Readers A read-aloud about what a leaf actually does in autumn — which is not what anybody thinks — with every source kept on the page for the grown-up.
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One Ear Higher Than the Other
Zine No. 101 — Young Readers A read-aloud about a bird whose two ears disagree about up and down — with something you can try, and every source kept on the page for the grown-up.
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Almost All of It Is Holes
Zine No. 100 — Young Readers A read-aloud about a seed that flies on the parts that are not there — with something you can try, and every source kept on the page for the grown-up.
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The Channel You Cannot Mask
Zine No. 97 — Star Stuff On four dogs, thirty-six strangers, 675 correct trials out of 720, and why the quiet room with the dogs is restful for a reason nobody flatters anybody by naming.
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Two Things on One Leaf
Zine No. 92 — Star Stuff On thirty frogs in a stock tank that perch on absolutely everything, a leaf that is quietly moving several litres of air a day into airless mud, and the pairing we invented…
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Nobody Set Out To Do This
Zine No. 89 — Star Stuff On a course held to better than a degree that nobody can explain, the ocean’s largest cargo carried by an animal that is not eating, and what it means that the missing…
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Two Peppers
Zine No. 87 — Star Stuff On the point past which more light does nothing, one species that answered the same shade in two different ways, and what it takes to stop calling one of them a failure.
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Older Than Either of Us
Zine No. 86 — Star Stuff On the right angles in a pigeon’s forebrain, three papers that disagree about where they came from, and what belonging looks like under either answer.
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The Width of Itself
Zine No. 83 — Star Stuff On the root that opens a channel, the lawn that stays compacted, and why we keep asking survivors to do systems change.
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Love You Down to Your Star Stuff: Grief, Hope and Solidarity
Grief, Hope & Solidarity. A reflection for the Autistic & neurodivergent community: Love You Down To Your Star Stuff. Explore Star Stuff zines.
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Why Difference Comes First
From cosmic background radiation to Deleuze's smooth space to Autistic regulation — why difference, not sameness, is where everything begins.
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My Monotropic Galaxy: A Constellation of My Autistic Self
Helen Edgar explores monotropism, awe, and Autistic identity through a personal constellation map — weaving quantum physics, Deleuze, and star stuff.
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We Are Star Stuff: Being Autistic, Ethodiversity and Cosmic Connection
My physical body is your physical body, and just as the sun and stars are present in you, they are also present in me. […] we are all made of stars. Vietnamese Buddhist monk: Thich Nhat Hanh I find…