- London. A5 booklet, with glossy colour pages, photography and type. Front cover: textured black and white polka dot. Bound with twine. Subject matter: an exploration of the current housing crisis in London.
- London. A5 booklet, mostly in print and photography. Front cover: yellow card with image of a timeline on the front. Subject matter: queer, fat activism, trans, body image.
- London. A5 booklet, stamps, drawing, handwriting, print, collage, photography. Front cover: lilac card with little robot heads. Subject matter: Comics, Humour, Vaginas, Flu, Gender, Pride, Queer, Bisexual, Dreams, International women’s day.
c1999, no date. London. A5 booklet, minimal colour but mostly black and white. Print, handwriting, collage, photographs. Front cover: cheerleader jumping with pom poms on a black background. Subject matter: personal, riot grrrl, feminist, music, punk rock.
Stink- London. A5 booklet, black and white, mostly print. Some images, collage and handwriting. Subject matter: Punk, feminism, childrens rights, UK politics, UN human rights, revolution, abortion, nestle, hollywood & money, innocence, fiction, music reviews, zine reviews, film reviews.
c2103. London. A5 booklet in black and white printed text. The content is summed up in the title.
Charlotte Cooperc1997. London. Music reviews, biographical memoir, musings on life. A5 booklet, black and white. High density of text and imagery.
Issue #1, (2 copies). 1993. London, United Kingdom. A5 format, glossy front cover. Contents: black and white, mix of comic strips, collage, cut-outs, type etc. Lesbian content.
Kate Charlesworth, cartoonist, 1950-Issue #2, (2 copies). 1994. London, United Kingdom. A5 format, glossy front cover. Contents: black and white, mix of comic strips, collage, cut-outs, type etc. Lesbian content.
Kate Charlesworth, cartoonist, 1950-1992, London. Various contributors. Larger-than-A5 format. Front cover: orange background with cartoon image of the virgin Mary and child. Black and white content. Subject matter: comic strips written and drawn entirely by women.
Carol Bennett