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ᯠHeyy, Iâm Ezra (they/he)! Iâm a 19-year-old neurodivergent poet and zine artist from Catalonia currently based in Ireland!! âËęŠď˝Ą

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Who else is ready for chlorinated nonbinary summer? Creature on a patch of sunlit grass summer? Coriander-eating vaguely anthropomorphic being summer?
Ezraâs music ecosystem [May 2026]
Favorite tracks:
Fairytale of New York by The Pogues
Bad Decisions by The Strokes
Never Let Me Down Again by Depeche Mode
Slow Animals by The Strokes
New albums/EPs:
Revolution Girl Style Now by Bikini Kill
Inbred by Ethel Cain
Angles by The Strokes
Pendulum by Twin Tribes
Koi No Yokan by Deftones
The Bends by Radiohead
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steel-grey skies. auditory hallucinations of radio static. burnt metal. hand tremors. the way brass turns your skin green. iodine. forgotten port towns. windows you canât open. ozone injections. footsteps echoing in stairwells. brittle nails. the whirring of cooling fans. unknown cleaning solution. nitrocellulose. light pollution orange. lists that look like they were made by a crazy person.
Heteronormativity could NEVER catch me. You will never find me subscribing to some straight people bullshit. Leave me out of it

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Hi! I saw in a community that you make zines :)
I wanted to know, what do you make them about? My aunt got me a zone kit and I want to make one but I don't have any ideas
Heyy!
I make zines about my personal experiences, which usually means themes of trans-queerness, mental illness/recovery (different points in my journey, reflections or thoughts), neurodivergence (this includes fanzines of things I like), and also collages!
For a first zine I would really recommend choosing a topic that comes very instinctually to you (something you love, or have thought about for a long time). It can be as small as a specific experience you had or as big as an analysis of a greater social pattern youâve noticed. Or you can make a fanzine! Or a collage zine! It doesnât have to be complicated at all.
I know that Trainspotting is about showcasing just how horrible the 80s drug crisis in Scotland was but something I really appreciate (about both the novel and the movie) is the amount of humor throughout. I feel like it helps get across that despite how brutal the situations the characters are in are, there is a lot of absurdity to it all as well.
Here are some of my favorite comedic excerpts from the novel:
âAfter all, this man is a god tae me. Ahâd walk oan ma hands and knees through broken gless for a thousand miles tae use the cuntâs shite as toothpaste and we baith know it.â (pg. 25)
âWhat a fucking scene; two guys stand in the doorway ay the toilet, just pishing intae the place, which has a good inch ay stagnant, spunky urine covering the flair.â (pg. 30)
âOf course, the Rent Boy is looking like a flaccid prick in a barrel-load ay fannies. Sometimes ah really think the gadge still believes that an erection is for pishing over high walls.â (pg. 37)
âIf Spud isnae HIV positive by now, then the Government should send a deputation ay probability statisticians doon tae Leith, because the laws ay probability urnae operatin properly there.â (pg. 72)
âYouâd shag the crack of dawn if it hud hairs oan itâ (pg. 202)
âYou couldnae git a fuckin ride in a brothel wi yir cock sandwiched between American Express n Access cairds.â (pg. 203)
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So many great Jedi are set apart by how they choose to die. I want to emphasize âchooseâ because weâve seen multiple instances of Jedi having the option to survive but decide not to in order to save something they know is larger than them. This comes with the awareness that their immediate survival would only procrastinate their death AND would also be futile because it would not allow for a greater purpose to be fulfilled. Being a great Jedi is not only about accepting mortality, but about knowing when to die, which I would argue has to do with being in tune with the will of the Force.
Kanan is a great example of this. Not only is he one of my favorite Jedi of all time, but his death was the most brutal for me to watch. He gave his own life to save his loved ones. He had to choose between himself and others. As explored in the episode A World Between Worlds, there doesnât exist a reality where Kanan lives where the rest of the Ghost Crew also does.
It would be short-sighted if this act was viewed as one done solely because of his love for Hera/the Ghost Crew, because he knew that Lothalâs fuel depot specifically was crucial to the Empire (for the TIE Defender program). At this point, the Ghost Crew were already involved with the larger Rebel fleet and he knew they had a role in that as well.
Obi-Wan also sacrificed his life so the Rebellion could survive. By fighting Vader, he made sure Luke, Leia, and Han could escape and thereby complete the mission of destroying the Death Star. He delayed his death until the very moment it was necessary to make sure the others could fulfill their greater purpose.
Luke himself did something very similar when he projected himself onto Crait to fight Kylo Ren long enough to buy the Resistance time to escape. He singlehandedly delayed the First Order so that the last remainder of Resistance fighters could regroup and continue to fight back, which they eventually did.
This list would not be complete without Anakin, who gave his life to defeat the Emperor, thereby marking the start of the Empire's dissolution. ROTJ introduced very explicitly that being a Jedi is about selflessness and sacrifice in general, and death is usually portrayed as the highest form of sacrifice. We see that motif over and over, as seen in the above examples.
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Hi, your zines look super cool. How did you get into them?
I have been super interested and I have a mental idea of what I want them to look like aesthetically, but I donât know what to do mine about in a way that Iâm providing information that maybe adds some value. I donât really want to repeat someone elseâs talking points
How do you come up with the idea you want to share in your zines?
Hey, thank you!
I was aware of zines due to my knowledge of the riot grrrl movement and in June of 2025 I decided to make my first one. There wasnât a particular reason why I started then and not before, but it probably had to do with being exposed to more zines online + a growing desire to express myself through another art medium!
The content you put into your zines (what adds that âvalueâ) is at the intersection of your personal contribution (your perspective, lived experience, opinion, etc) and the research you do (not always warranted, but depending on the topic you may want to include historical information or external points of reference).
The first part is especially important because thatâs what makes your zine unique (i.e. not repetitive of what others may have said before you)!
I keep a list of zine ideas that I add to whenever I think of a topic I feel a sense of urgency to share. This ranges from a recent emotional wound to a band Iâve developed an infatuation with to a series of observations Iâve made that I havenât seen (many) other people talk about. What all of my zine ideas have in common is that there is an underlying passionate need to tell other people what I think and feel.
[I hope this helps! Feel free to ask me any other questions.]

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Writing a poem about my fatherâs theology while bawling my eyes out on a dirty t-shirt and rewatching Shallow Grave (1994)
âHawkwoodâ was published by Ouch! Collective this May.
This poem is about the nostalgia I feel toward New England (specifically the Siwanoy land I lived on) and what the experience of leaving as quickly as I did as a child was like. It was very rushed and sudden and it uprooted my sense of belonging a lot. That period of my life will always remain very treasured but distant.
Issues #17, #4, #3, and #7 of GRRRL BOY Zine, respectively.
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Look,, hereâs the thing,,, being an artist is a fundamental state of being as much as it is a series of actions. The identity of âartistâ exists for anyone whose life (your grounding in reality, your sense of direction, your perception of The World) is projected through the lenses (yes, multiple) of creation.
And (!!!) being an artist is also a lifestyle (no, this doesnât mean art has to be your job at all). The making of the art in and of itself is the solidification of the artist. There is a constant tension, a friction between the artist and everyone and everything else and the art is the way to bridge that schism.
So, of course, you can be uninspired, unskilled, unprepared, unsure, misdirected, hesitant, terrified (etc etc) of making art and still be an artist. But. You cannot remain in the state of purgatory waiting for the moment you feel youâve reached a satisfactory level of creative purity to start making art or taking your art seriously.
I hold the firm belief that everyone has at least one form of artistic expression and that people who (due to childhood/teenage discouragement, busy corporate and family lives, or a lack of confidence) donât create through those mediums repress that instinct. That doesnât mean everyone is an artist per the definition I presented, but it does mean the capacity for that identity exists.
When I say being an artist is a âfundamentalâ state of being that doesnât mean itâs something youâre born with, itâs just a characteristic so pervasive in your way of experiencing the world and yourself that itâs inextricable from who you are. And that is a learned series of behaviors for most.
"I'm a top" "I'm a bottom"
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My twelve favorite albums!
There are a lot of songs I love by these artists that are not included in these records because I donât necessarily love the album theyâre in as a whole. And this music is not necessarily what I listen to the most (although some of it is) as much of what I listen to on a daily basis consists of miscellaneous songs by vary many artists.
These records are ones where I love every single song or nearly every single one.
My favorite tracks from each one:
MADRA: Angel, Where I Go, Nightmares
Masterpiece: Vegas, Paul, Humans
ĐŃаМи: ТанŃоваŃŃ, ĐНоŃка, ФиНŃĐźŃ
American Idiot: Are We The Waiting, Extraordinary Girl, Holiday
Maggot: Maggot, Groan, Wet
Hozier: Like Real People Do, In A Week, Angel Of Small Death & The Codeine Scene
The Black Parade: Sleep, Dead!, The Sharpest Lives
Comedown Machine: All The Time, Happy Ending, Slow Animals
Hatful of Hollow: Girl Afraid, How Soon Is Now?, William, It Was Really Nothing
Cigarettes After Sex: John Wayne, Opera House, Apocalype
Unreal Unearth: I, Carrion (Icarian), Unknown / Nth, Francesca
Holy Water Branch: Mt. Saint Paul, Red, I Always Wish You Were Here
I love that Cassianâs sister is suspected to be working at a brothel. I love even more that Cassian makes no remarks about or shows any indication of believing her job to be disdainful.
The Empire, like all fascist regimes, functions off of systems of oppression, misogyny being one of them. After the Empire exploited and murdered the Kenari people, like so many other peoples, they were forced to flee and find a way to survive.
Because of misogyny, refugee and impoverished women are pushed to seek employment that requires the commodification of their bodies for male pleasure. Cassian seems to be aware of this reality and therefore doesnât express any disgust, repulsion, or embarrassment about his sisterâs job.
He understands that she, like him, is only doing her best to survive, and he places no sexist hierarchy on what forms of survival are more âmorally pureâ or âhonorableâ.
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