Bugs in Culture: From Folklore to World War explores the many ways insects and other invertebrates have shaped human history, creativity, and culture.
Published by Microcosm Publishing, this zine looks at how bugs—vastly outnumbering humans—have appeared across folklore, science, art, fashion, and even warfare. From serving as living jewelry to advancing scientific research and influencing global events, insects have long been intertwined with human life in surprising and meaningful ways.
By highlighting historical examples and cultural connections, the zine invites readers to reconsider these often-overlooked creatures and recognize their essential role in shaping both the natural world and human society.
A fascinating read for insect lovers, history buffs, educators, and anyone curious about the deep, complex relationships between humans and the small creatures all around us.
