This is a 56-page quarter-letter size zine I wrote about why I think friendship is so important, what friendship might be able to teach us about building a better world, and about some rad pals who I love.

It includes thoughts on friendship as mutual aid, friendship as anarchist practice, and what polyamory and nonmonogamy can teach us about friendship, and vice versa.

What you get in the download:

A PDF version of the zine that is set up for you to print two copies of the zine: maybe one for you and one for a friend?
A PDF version of the zine that is set up with the pages in order, so that you can easily read it on a screen.

When you buy a digital zine, I ask that you think of it in the same way as buying a print copy, meaning that you use it pretty much just for personal use. I’m happy for you to print out a copy for your own use or to share with a friend, but please don’t share or distribute either print or PDF versions more broadly, including by posting the PDF online. If you are interested in distributing it, or sharing it more broadly, please get in touch and I’d be glad to chat about that!

You can buy a print copy here.

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Amanda’s Guide to Making Friends, by Amanda Stevens

PALS: The Radical Possibilities of Friendship zine (digital)

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