Hand-Crafted Zine: The San Antonio River’s Haunts, History, and its Coahuiltecan Spirits

The San Antonio River is more than a scenic waterway; it is a layered corridor of memory, ambition, and spiritual depth. This hand-crafted zine explores the complex history of the river, from the ancient Coahuiltecan spiritual world to the industrial evolution of the Blue Star Arts Complex.

Inside, you will find a collection of stories covering the architectural permanence of the King William neighborhood, the ecological tension between native species and invasive shifts, and the somber reality of true crime along the water’s edge. The pages also delve into the city's most enduring folklore, including the "Ghost Tracks" and the quiet, persistent legends of the Mission Reach. This zine is for those who look at the river and see not just water, but a vessel for the stories that San Antonio carries side by side.