Sugar Daddy by Steve “Crusher” Bartlett
I’d been driving past this rock, near Hanksville, for years. It’s just begging to be climbed but looked impossible without…
Wearing our heart on our chalk bags.
I’d been driving past this rock, near Hanksville, for years. It’s just begging to be climbed but looked impossible without…
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Banner photo: The author on her winter project, Crystal Dawn (5.13d), Red Rocks, Nevada by Max Barlerin Waiting for a…
At some point in my early to midtwenties, I came to the conclusion that life is not about rock climbing.…
The Dirtbag is Dead, the second version by The Dead Dirtbag, Mike Handzlik. Stickers are available to order now. Shirts,…
“There were no girls when I started climbing [in England],” Alan said, in a tone more serious than joking. I’d…
As I’ve said and written before, my favorite thing about publishing The Zine is the connections it helps create. I…
UPDATE: the paperback edition of Squeak! has been released. You can get a copy of the book here. Longtime Zine…
Dear Kurt, This is a letter I don’t want to write. Writing is often difficult to get started, but this…
Dearest Luke, I have been meaning to write to you for some time, but I have Zine 23 fresh on…
I started this painting over a year ago after seeing a beautiful sunrise over the North Six-Shooter. It was a…
Don’t you put any more stress on yourself It’s one day at a time —Mac Miller, “Circles” Part of me…
shooshing v. 1. Acting cowardly while climbing for no tangible reason. Note this piece is published in Volume 18…
I started listening to the Grateful Dead a week before Jerry Garcia died. The year was 1995 and it happened…
In my body, I’m a climber; in my imagination, I’m a rapper. The poets of my generation are MCs—embodiments of…