How I learned to do IT bloody murder
Publisher: Heather Lynn
Published: 1998
Place of publication: Grayslake, IL
Language: eng
Number of pages: 59
Subjects: Fiction; Teenage girls; Psychiatric hospitals; Admission and discharge
Description: This fiction litzine tells the story of a young girl's mental illness and stay in a mental hospital, as well as her release, her "new life," and her eventual decision to run away from home. It addresses issues of mental health facilities, rape, self-infliction/cutting, arson, parental abuse, homicide, sexuality and homosexuality, and fame. In the postscript, 18-year-old Heather Lynn writes of her decision to publish in a zine format so as to have more artistic control of her writing. Also included is a list of book recommendations.
Notes: Cover title.

Gift of Keight Bergmann, donated in 2012.

Gift of the Fales Library, which received it from Zan Gibbs, donated in 2013.