What Is a Circle?
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Read the PDF on your phone. Print copies at home and pass them around. Or pick the ones you want and send us the postage, in stamps or online. We mail them.
Covers are drawn to scale. A quarter-sheet zine is 4¼ × 5½ inches, and a half-sheet is 5½ × 8½.
Teal and Sunflower
Circles, pods, accountability, and what to do instead of calling the police.
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The practices of the We Begin community justice curriculum, one quarter-sheet per practice. A project of the In Search of Peace Fund.
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Each primer gathers what the research shows, what two or three key books argue, and what people doing the work have built, so that a circle, a congregation, a family, or a reader alone can have the conversation without the panic.
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Federal Blue and Fluorescent Pink
Bodies, desire, consent, and touch between men, in plain words.
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Black and Orange
The nervous system, parts, and getting through it.
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Every title has a free PDF to read on a screen, and a second one laid out for printing.
Print two-sided, fold, and staple twice. Make as many as you like and give them away. How to print one
Pick your zines. Send us the postage, in Forever stamps or online, and we do the rest. If you're in prison or jail, just write. How it works
If you want to put something in, stamps and paper help as much as cash does, and gifts to the In Search of Peace Fund keep the circles going. Ways to give. Money in and out of the press is posted on the ledger.
The books we learned from, and keep pointing to. We can't give those away yet, so for now they're on a shelf at Bookshop.org, where buying one supports a local bookstore and the Fund.