Trash Moon Diaries Zine Vol. 1 | Late 20s Women’s Art & Poetry Zine About Grief, Queer Identity & Starting Over | Indie Feminist Cosmic Short Story Collection

Trash Moon Diaries – Volume 1 is an indie feminist art and poetry zine exploring late 20s womanhood, grief, queer identity, creative burnout, and the courage to start over.

This illustrated literary zine blends personal essays, lyric reflections, and a cosmic short story about loss and blooming after heartbreak. It’s for women who feel behind in life, creatives questioning their path, and anyone navigating identity shifts in their late twenties.

Inside this volume:

• Starting over in your late 20s
• Redefining success outside of money and comparison
• Grief and learning to live after loss
• Queer identity and feeling unseen
• Creative resistance and emotional honesty
• A sci-fi inspired short story about impermanence and rebirth

This zine speaks to:

• women healing from heartbreak

• bisexual and queer women navigating identity

• artists experiencing burnout

• late bloomers

• cosmic girls and sensitive overthinkers

If you’ve ever felt too late, too emotional, too weird, or too behind — this zine is for you.

Softness endures.
Endings make things precious.
You are allowed to bloom in your own season.