“Let Me Put My Pants On” is a wild ride. Part 1 of a 3-part travel series, this zine is written by an anonymous someone, full of stories recounting the authors’ time spent “riding trains, hitch hiking and sleeping in all the places you’re not supposed too.” Time jumps and we find our author ricocheting from Seattle to Atlanta, Gainesville to Fargo, and the shit that is thrown their way ranges from the outrageous and hi-voltage (only 9 pages in, and they find themselves in a car that’s going 100mph, being chased by cops on the highway) to moments poetic and pure (their description of the Hi Line on page 30 is just that.) The zine culminates with a revelation: “life’s too short to waste drinking in circles in different towns you never see. I want to see everything. I want more.” It’s a blessing that this zine only comes in a set with 2 more volumes, because once you reach that last page, trust me, you’ll want to read more and find out where our author lands next, if they get to see everything, if they get to see more.