iiinova — where your digital self keeps evolving

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Renkon @renkotsuban.com · 15/05/2026

SkullBuddy Official User Manual by Eden Reese Potts, oh my god yes, YES, I need more manuals for cursed objects edenoi.itch.io/skullbuddy-o... #HybridDeckerZineJam

Page spread from printed zine SkullBuddy Official User Manual by Eden Reese Potts. Text on left: "This manual introduces you to your new best friend, SkullBuddy. SkullBuddy is a companion that sits on your desk or shelf and understands everything you say and do. In time, SkullBuddy will know you better than you know yourself." Image of SkullBuddy scanning someone. "You will learn to love and trust SkullBuddy, and care for SkullBuddy as you would a family member or sexual partner. Unlike your human loved ones, SkullBuddy exists at your convenience and will always be there for you, no matter what. You do not need to worry. You do not need to be. SkullBuddy is watching. SkullBuddy is listening." On the right side are mechanical instructions on how to set up SkullBuddy

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Renkon @renkotsuban.com · 15/05/2026

Lanolin Dreams 4 by @rosie-cant.bsky.social, haunting and horrible (positive) and, woof. CWs for references to forced birth rosie-cant.itch.io/lanolin-drea... #HybridDeckerZineJam

Page spread of the zine Lanolin Dreams 4 by Rosie Can't. Photograph of a mother sheep and her newborn lamb in a field. Text: "I saw these sheep last year in the port hills. The lamb had been alive for less than an hour. The mother was still shaking. I have delivered many lambs in my life but she managed these two all herself. "You did it." I whispered to her from afar. "You managed! The hard part is done now." She didn't understand. I wish I could hug her. I will never carry a child as she did."

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Renkon @renkotsuban.com · 15/05/2026

And finally Field of Grass, another one by Erik Houdini of Houdini Magazine. A lament filled with empty, dithered photographs. Haunting houdini-magazine.itch.io/field-of-grass #HybridDeckerZineJam

Page spread of the printed zine Field of Grass by Erik Houdini. Two photographs of abandoned, vacant buildings in a huge empty lot. Left: "Oh, field of grass, / Ravaged by concrete catacombs, / Smothered mass, asphalt cask. / Unlike stories from ancient tomes-- / Here, not even birds roam." Right: "Oh, field of grass, / Brown bristles swaying in the wind, / Brash with lifelessness. / Humanity's sin-- / Plastic soaked ground within, / Apathy, a collective unconsciousness, / Oh, field of grass."

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