Zine (noun)

A non-commercial, often homemade publication, typically devoted to a specific subject or interest.

Origin:

The word "zine" is short for the word "magazine" and it emerged in the 1960s and 1970s, particularly among the underground and alternative press.

Examples:

1. He published a zine about punk rock.
2. The zine was a collection of poetry and illustrations.
3. The zine was created by a small group of artists and writers.
4. She read a zine about feminist issues.
5. The zine was a medium for underground and alternative culture.