Death in a web of anxious attachments that never learned to let go.
Death from the perspective of someone who only accepts their own death but does not tolerate that of others. Who refuses to accept the obvious and inevitable.
This fanzine is part of a personal process of reflection on death, which takes the form of poetic prose expelled in sad drops after various deaths experienced very closely.
This fanzine is a little piece of my fear of the unknown of death. A cry for the people who have left my side. A desperate scream in the face of so much death that I neither accept nor understand. That I do not accept because I do not understand. Or that I neither accept nor understand because I do not want to.
About the author:
Zoe García is a writer, musician, and biologist specialized in gender. A non-binary trans person, bisexual and autistic. She works between creation and dissemination, with an active presence on social media, where she shares content about neurodivergences, trans realities, and diversity, from a personal, pedagogical, and critical perspective.
Her work moves between poetry and essay, and is also linked to training, management, and cultural production. She is part of the Col·lectiu Argelaga team, an entity that promotes educational actions, support, and projects related to diversity and inclusion. Activist in class struggle spaces, feminist and anti-ableist. Always in constant deconstruction.
Instagram: @zoe.grks
