This essay by Lee Cicuta is a reflection on disability, settler colonialism, the fragility of microbiomes, and the fear of atrophy. It is a piece about archive, about loss, about relationship to environment, and about accessibility. It is an es...

This Was Fairly Trivial by Lee Cicuta is a research piece on the material conditions and contexts surrounding the December 4, 2024 assassination of a Unitedhealthcare CEO, the surveillance apparatus that was leveraged in the hunt for the shoote...

(Update: Author's name is now Lee Cicuta) This zine by Lee Cicuta is an exploration of the ways that popular intracommunity conceptualizations of butchness that focus heavily on physicality may in some ways act as companions to notions of our d...

(Update: Author's name is now Lee Cicuta) Gender Liberation by Lee Cicuta. Read by the author. You can download the zine for free at https://ko-fi.com/butchanarchyIf you appreciate my work and want to support me you can donate via my ko...

(Update: Author's name is now Lee Cicuta) Cry Like A Fag, Scream Like A Woman by Lee Cicuta. Read by the author. You can download the zine for free at https://ko-fi.com/butchanarchyIf you appreciate my work and want to support me you ca...