Creative Connector member Lee makes zines about friendship, community, and survival. Hir works include Surprisingly OK: What Healing Trauma Feels Like, PALS: The Radical Possibilities of Friendship, and Like This: A Workbook on Consent, Desire, and Logistics.

After making zines for over a decade, running a local zine distro in Ottawa, and co-organizing a zine fair, Lee recently started Sheer Spite Press, which aims to publish and distribute beautiful, affordable, useful, generous, political, funny, heart-filled books and zines.

The press recently published its first book, which is a double coming-of-age memoir by two transfemme writers.

Lee lives in Tiohtià:ke (so-called Montreal, Canada), and is a trans white settler originally from unceded Algonquin land.

Get in touch with Lee if you'd like to collaborate or talk about zines and follow Sheer Spite on Instagram.

You can check out Lee's profile on the Creative Connector directory.

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