Zines by Sula Found

A perzine exploring visibility as a deaf and neurodivergent writer.

Another preview from Negotiation, this digital perzine features excerpts from LUCKY, which explores a long-term situationship that weaved the personal and political.

Under the BART Tracks is a perzine featuring a full-length essay about exploring romantic relationships, testing boundaries, and learning to trust one's self.

I USED TO BE THE SUN is a perzine about a relationship that ended not only because it was necessary, but also because of the 2016 presidential election. It is not a love story with a shared happy ending. It is one that highlights how easily we can let ourselves fall into others and the narratives we craft to make sense of it all.

WHAT BUFFY TAUGHT ME ABOUT DEATH is a perzine about navigating grief and mourning and complicated familial relationships.

WELCOME 2 THE UNKNOWN is a perzine about navigating parenthood as a queer, non-binary Black person with anxiety.

The first ever issue of Sula Found's Zine, Sounds Like a Personal Problem

The second issue of the bi-monthly zine about anxiety.

The third issue of the bi-monthly zine about anxiety.

Volume 1 Issue 4 of the bi-monthly zine about anxiety.