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$10, to purchase please email sarahlaponte@gmail.com

Good Days Gone Cold Days is a collaboration between Pine Island Press and Half-Stop. It was made by Sarah LaPonte and Helen Jones in the late fall in Pennsylvania while living in and working on a house without heat, without doorknobs, and without much insulation or electricity to speak of.
In addition to photographs the zine includes writing and a free sandwhichville building permit, an illustration by Pony Jacobson, and a banjo tab by the folks at Quiet American Music.
Buy it HERE!
34 pages, full color, 8.5 x 5.5 in, staple bound
Printed with solid wax ink technology
First edition of 50

Tri-County Pie Eat (issue 2) is a collaborative, photo based zine featuring the work of Lucas Foglia, Abby Banks, Sarah George, Michael Hernandez, and more. View it here.

Whiskey Tango Foxtrot is a collaboration between siblings Nic and Sarah LaPonte made during Sarah's residency at the Cyberpunk Apocalypse Writers project during May 2013. It features six vignettes and a photo pullout of images taken on disposable cameras in Pittsburgh and Afghanistan.

A zine by Arielle Seligson and Sarah LaPonte comprised of images found on Tinder between September 14 and 24th, 2014 of men posing with reptiles.

Horse Shit is a collaborative zine curated by Sarah LaPonte, featuring the work of artists from artists of all regions of the US.
2012 was a shit, rough, year.