Daughter
Grace Anne McKean, Yaa Mensah-King, syd, livvy, sarita d., \ud83c\udfa0grace\ud83c\udfa0, Olubunmi, Ariexa, mckenna ashlyn, Veronika Kim, marriah, Jhanae Jazmine, diya ☆, Natalia Pereira Rodríguezpoetry, prose, essays, and art. deifying the vastness of being a girl in the 21st century.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 61 | Subscribers | Read | daughterzine.substack.com |
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I don't consume content, the content consumes me
Mostly musings and ramblings on film, television and literature.
pop culture enthusiast, self-proclaimed jo march kin, and all too familiar with niche corners of the internet.
someone’s weird little sister. 20. anthropology student studying early humans & the biological impacts of political violence.
Sarita D. is a currently unemployed 23 year-old woman who now spends most of her time crocheting and (rarely) writing! Enjoy the show! Currently writing for Daughter Zine and the Petrichor Gazette\ud83d\udc95
platinum-chapel, nosedive from the highbeam
Nigerian-American Texan destined to enjoy life’s silliness, but happens to work in STEM. Enjoy my prose and flash fiction here, my poetry and shenanigans are on IG (@poeuhms)
a drag alien chucked out from the womb of whimsy and weird ✶⋆.˚꩜ .ᐟ˙⋆✶
poet from idaho based in chicago
eng lit american culture gender studies student
I just want to mean something
block blast addict
Puerto Rican writer and artist that is constantly inspired by different mediums and continuos creativity.
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