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Bugs in Culture: From Folklore to World War (Zine)

Bugs in Culture: From Folklore to World War | Zine

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Bugs in Culture is a zine that explores the fascinating ways insects and other invertebrates have shaped human culture. Outnumbering us 200 million to one, bugs have served as scientific subjects, living jewelry, and even soldiers in war. They’re essential to human survival and have inspired some of our most beautiful and surprising creations. This zine celebrates the many ways bugs have influenced our history, culture, and everyday lives.

  • Author: Karyn Light-Gibson
  • Publisher: Microcosm
  • Publication Year: 2023
  • Zine
  • 18 pages
  • Product Dimensions: 5.5" x 8.5" x 0.2"

About the Author: Karyn is an educator and artist who lives in Colorado. She has written numerous zines and books about invertebrates, including Bug Life, Rad Bugs, Bug Life Coloring Book, and The Sex Lives of Bugs. Her art and writing sit at the intersection of nature, education, and culture.

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