u/jvdbtlrtte_zines

I recently created a small website/archive called NIEMANDSLAND dedicated to underground literature, indie zines and fragmented writing.

The project was inspired by DIY zine culture, outsider literature and the idea of building small spaces outside algorithm-driven platforms.

The site contains independent zines, literary fragments, archive-style blog entries and experimental/underground writing

A lot of the atmosphere is influenced by railway stations, sleepless cities, typewriters, photocopied zines and early internet aesthetics.

No ads. No optimization. Just fragments from the wasteland.

Would love to connect with other people interested in zines, DIY publishing and underground literature.

https://jvdbeutelratte.neocities.org

I make a DIY literary zine called KONTAKT, featuring experimental fiction, drawings, and black-and-white collage.

You can read all issues for free:

https://archive.org/details/@jonas\_von\_der\_beutelratte\_

https://jvdbeutelratte.neocities.org

Feedback is always welcome. Thanks!

A self published zine about isolation and fragmentation. KONTAKT Issue #2 now available on my website and Internet Archive.

Free PDF and physical copies

https://archive.org/details/@jonas_von_der_beutelratte_

jvdbeutelratte.neocities.org

I released the second issue of my underground literary zine NIEMANDSLAND. It revolves around disintegration, paranoia, isolation and people slowly falling out of reality. The texts move somewhere between social realism, fragmented prose, hallucination and urban decay. The project is heavily inspired by underground literature, expressionism, fragmented narratives and psychological breakdowns. The zine mixes prose fragments, short stories and photography into something that feels more like a psychological night transmission than a traditional magazine.

PDF + project archive: jvdbeutelratte.neocities.org I’d genuinely appreciate feedback, criticism or thoughts from people interested in underground writing / outsider literature / DIY zines.

NIEMANDSLAND is not a place you choose to be. It's a condition. This first issue collects prose fragments about dockworkers, day labourers, smokers, and the bored — people who exist at the edges of visibility and keep going anyway. Published outside fixed structures. Belongs to no one. Free to read and share.

https://archive.org/details/NIEMANDSLAND_no.I