Lost in Waco

11/07/2025

In one month Analog Waco returns

In one month Analog returns

10/22/2023

The 2023 Lost in Waco zine is here! Thanks to all who came out to last night for the official release and event. It was perfect.

The “How To Be Alive” zine is unlike anything we’ve done before! As always, there’s great photography, but there are also several poetic personal essays by Waco creatives. The design is influenced by old school zines and we limited ourselves to a very basic layout. We love the results and we hope you will too.

Contributors include , , , , .a.jessica, , , , , , , , , and .

The zine is limited to 200 copies, so they’ll go quick. Today you can find copies leftover from last night at . Starting Monday, we’ll be dropping off the last remaining copies at a few local businesses. Watch our stories for updates on where to find it.

10/11/2023

Join us for the Analog storytelling event on October 21 and get a copy of the new Lost in Waco zine.

Analog returns on Saturday, October 21 at 8:00pm at with “How To Be Alive,” an evening of true personal storytelling. We will also release a new limited zine from , and this event will be your first and best chance to get a copy. We hope you’ll join us for this free event.

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07/09/2022

Thank you Cha Community for always being a supporter of Lost in Waco!

Limited Edition Lost in Waco Summer Zine now available at our Cha Community Waco boba tea shop at 1001 Franklin Ave! Aren't these the coolest? Grab one to go today with your boba tea! 🧋🌞😎

07/09/2022

The special edition Lost in Waco Summer Zine is here! The number of copies are very limited this time around, so go out and find it now (details in IG Stories). We love how this handmade zine turned out and hope you will too. If you find a copy, let us know what you think.

Many thanks to all our amazing contributors. We love the cover by (thanks for letting us destroy it), the images by .w and , the beautiful short essay by .washington, the photos by , , , .a.jessica , , , , and the poetry from , , and .

Also, thanks to for all the design work—not sure what we would’ve done without you. And of course, thanks to , , and for leading the way on this community art project.

07/09/2022

07/07/2022

“The entire issue was laid out physically on paper and then scanned for the final printing. It was a completely different process than the other issues we’ve done for Lost in Waco,” Moore said. “Being handmade, I think this issue offers a different kind of vibe than our previous issues. Part of what makes a zine great is that it’s imperfect. I hope it pulls people in and gives them a little sense of a Waco summer – both the magic of it and the imperfections.”

What words would you use to describe summer in Waco? What pictures would capture its essence? Aspecial edition of the alternative magazine Lost In Waco, being released Thursday, aims to fill in some ofthose blanks. Since its debut in the spring of 2020, Lost in Waco magazine has striven to give a vo...