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The Pittsburgh Jewish Zine Collective was founded by Anastasia bat Lilith (they/she) and Elijah B. (he/him). It publishes and distributes alternative zines from Pittsburgh-based Jewish creators, with a particular focus on queer theologies, Jewish diasporic art, and Palestinian solidarity.
Projects
The Pittsburgh Jewish Zine Fest
Jewish Craft Nights
Our zines
"FAMILY RECIPES: poems, recipes, and art from an ashkenazi kitchen" is a collection of fifteen original poems, five genuine family recipes, and six full-color art pieces, all centering on specific foods from the poet (Elijah Bayuk)'s Ashkenazi Jewish upbringing.
"Steel City Shtetl" is a monthly mailed perzine following the life of Jewish Anarcha-Feminist Anastasia (she/they) in so-called "Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania."
"Antisemitic Caricature Support Group" is a 16-page mini-zine comic set at a meeting of a support group for antisemitic caricatures (a banking goblin, a lizard wearing a human skin suit, a vampire who feasts on the blood of Christian babies, and so on).
"Teshuva" is a zine braiding together concepts like Judaism and Anarchism, decolonization, and recognizing our own power in the face of state repression and genocide.
"Everyone must have two pockets to reach into, according to their needs. In their left, a slip of paper reads: For my sake was the world created. In their right, a slip of paper reads: I am but dust and ashes."
— Rabbi Simcha Bunam of Pzhysha (Poland, 1765–1827)
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