Living through year two of the pandemic, it’s still not entirely safe to attend zine conventions. Thus, you may be wondering what zines are out there right now? Who’s making what? How do I find new things to read? If you’re looking for a zine that reviews zines, check out Xerography Debt. There’s over sixty pages, and fifty of those pages are zine reviews. The only thing annoying was that several times the same zines were reviewed by multiple people, which I suppose could be interesting to get different takes, but after a while I found myself skimming. Also included are a few pages of columns, the standout being one that touches on the fanzine community in Japan. –Tricia Ramos (Xerography Debt, PO Box 347, Glen Arm, MD 21057)