What does love mean when you're asexual? In her first full-length work, cartoonist cooklin unpacks the roles love has played in every phase of her life, from the repressive structures of the evangelical church to the aggressively sex-positive atmosphere of the arts conservatory, with an asexual identity waiting to be discovered underneath it all. In her most vulnerable work yet, cooklin defines love through a queer lens, not in spite of, but because of her asexuality. To be published by Street Noise Books in January 2026.

A series of short graphic narratives adapted from interviews with anonymous people about their experiences with clinical depression. Read every episode on Substack or buy the zines on Etsy.

Funny, candid, and earnest comic strips about the asexual experience. Buy the zines on Etsy or via Microcosm Publishing.

Short graphic explorations about spirituality from someone who was raised Catholic, became evangelical as a teenager, had a New Atheism phase, and now lives a life of compassionate, open-minded disbelief. Buy the zines on Etsy or via Microcosm Publishing.