Zines: In the original sense of the word, a magazine is a regularly issued periodical containing miscellaneous pieces (as articles, stories, poems) and is often illustrated. A �zine, is then fundamentally a little magazine, usually non-commercial, which is comprised of a literary collection, that features works especially of writers who are not well-known.

The Origami Box: Is a collaborative web zine. It is place for people of any size, color, shape, gender, class, sexual orientation, or religion to read and write about a wide range of topics, in a safe, and accepting atmosphere. Some topics we frequent are: Feminism, sexuality, adolescence, growing up, lesbianism, labels, personal reflections, activism, addictions, recovery, love, friendship, depression, personal boundaries, personal goals, dreams, identity, underground publication, female oppression and short stories... among, many, many others.

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News / Updates

NEW! 04.20.03 - First off, Happy Easter Everyone! Secondly, a few updates took place today, this welcome page was added, the two top graphics were made by Jersey, subscription capabilities were added, and staff members are pending. Things are going smoothly, and on time.

04.18.03 - Our Grand Opening! The website was completed and news on our zine was released to the public. Currently we are scouting writers, artists, and hope to publish our first 'zine (Version 1.0) on May 18th 2003.