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Juggling The Rainbow #1: Personal Writings About Non-Monogamous Relationships

Juggling the Rainbow is a collection of personal essays that really provide a look at what it can be like to experience ...

“Think about when you start falling in lust, and you don’t see the words bad news written across the object of your desires forehead.” Juggling the Rainbow is a collection of personal essays about finding love and identity in non-monogamous relationships. Today, many people are beginning to examine the foundations of one of the social institutions most ingrained in Western society—monogamy—and question why so many believe it is important. If you’re at all curious about non-monogamy, give it a read!

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Cambodian Grrrl

Award winning zine, "Cambodian Grrrl: Self-Publishing in the Phnom Penh," illuminates the brutal truths of Cambodia, a country ravaged by genocide and globalization. 

"The in-depth examination of Moore’s stint among the first large group of social-justice-minded young women from the impoverished provinces is told in intimate, mood-evocative, beautifully-written first-person prose." #zineoftheday #cambodia #selfpublishing

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Dr. Harper executes a balance between technically flawless writing and an unusually refreshing delivery. She transitions seamlessly between the snarky and the scientific, reinforces her points with clearly relevant examples, and maintains a compassionate tone throughout.

ReaderViews.com on Dr. Faith Harper’s “This is Your Brain on Depression”

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Reader Views Book Reviews, Reader Views, Author Publicity, Book Reviews, Book Review, Book Review of Paleo for Unicorns by Amy Subach, Paleo for Unicorns, 9781621062080

....charming, enjoyable, and informative.  On a personal level, I do not believe I will be using most of the recipes in the book.  I do think this is a good resource to ease someone into the paleo lifestyle. The book approaches the diet as a lifestyle change and makes the concept completely unintimidating.  

-- Reader Views on Amy Subach’s Paleo For Unicorns

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Aimed at creators, entrepreneurs, artists of all disciplines or the merely curious, So, what are you working on? is a platform for those looking to support and enrich their creative endeavors....

“Episode 12 introduces us to Jessie Kwak! Freelance writer, author of supernatural and sci-fi fiction AND ladyboss business owner.

What's it like trying to balance work and creative endeavors? How do we create work that really says what we want it to? Can we say no to things that are time sucks!? Jessie shares her experiences (and her tips!) about these topics and more.”

Check out Jessie’s upcoming book, From Chaos to Creativity, out this fall.

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In the digital age, zines of the ’90s are making an unlikely comeback

When the internet arrived on the scene, many predicted the end of the zine. They were wrong.

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Feminist Felties

Wear your feminist badassery with pride. From purses to pin-cushions, you'll find an assortment of 21 different patterns to follow. Whether you're looking to give your living space a make-over or you're just looking to pick up unique hobby, Feminist Felties is a great guide and a worthy addition to any crafty's bookshelf. Still got that crafting itch? Find what you need to scratch it here!

So, apparently March 16th is National Quilting Day, and we can think of no better way to celebrate than to check out Missy Covington's "Feminist Felties," a book full of fabric patterns and crafts with feminist themes.

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Why Laura O. Foster loves walking Portland's hidden paths and stairs - Portland Business Journal

The author of "Portland Stair Walks" talks about how she selects routes and takes a deep dive into local history.