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[[Blast Off]] is a [[zine]] written by Irish zinester [[Kevin Kavanagh]] from Co.Wexford, Ireland.  
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'''Blast Off''' is a [[zine]] written by Irish zinester [[Kevin Kavanagh]] from Co.Wexford, Ireland.  
  
Kavanagh is the sole contributor. Two issues have been printed so far, with a third to be printed in October 2007. The name has no specific meaning, but is simply the title of a song the author was listening to at the time.
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Kavanagh is the sole contributor. Thus far, three issues have been printed. The name has no specific meaning, but is simply the title of a song the author was listening to at the time.
  
The first issue was published in July 2006,and sold at [[punk]] gigs in Wexford town throughout August of the same year,and after. The second issue was written and sold in October of the same year,although to a much smaller extent. A second run of Blast Off 2 has yet to be completed.
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The first issue was published in July 2006 and sold at [[punk]] gigs in Wexford town throughout August of the same year, and after. The second issue was written and sold in October of the same year, although to a much smaller extent. A second run of Blast Off 2 has yet to be completed.
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Zine three was printed in October 2007.  
  
Blast Off is a [[perzine]],and explores the author's feelings, politics, interests,and occurences that have taken place involving the author. Some of the topics covered in the first two issues include [[Anarchism|anarchy]], revolution, nationalism, depression, fear, and confusion. A third zine will be sold in October 2007,along with a re-print of both earlier issues. Zine three will be available as of October 8th,2007. Blast Off 3 will most likely be the first zine sold through [[World War VII]], a new distro set up by Kevin Kavanagh in Wexford.
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'''Blast Off''' is a [[perzine]], and explores the author's feelings, politics, interests, and occurences that have taken place involving the author. Some of the topics covered in the first two issues include [[Anarchism|anarchy]], revolution, nationalism, depression, fear, and confusion. The third issue was printed in October 2007,and is the first handwritten and photocopied '''Blast Off''' (as opposed to Microsoft Word style text heavy print). It's available through the [[World War VII]] distro, run from Wexford Town.
Issue three will be handwritten and photocoppied,as opposed to the text heavy microsoft word print type of the original two.
 
  
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==External Links==
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*[http://www.freewebs.com/kevinkavblastoff Blast Off]
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*[http://www.infyc.tk INFY]
  
  
 
[[Category:Zine|Blast Off]] [[Category:Zines from Ireland]] [[Category:2000's publications]] [[Category:Perzine]]
 
[[Category:Zine|Blast Off]] [[Category:Zines from Ireland]] [[Category:2000's publications]] [[Category:Perzine]]

Latest revision as of 16:39, 13 December 2007

Blast Off is a zine written by Irish zinester Kevin Kavanagh from Co.Wexford, Ireland.

Kavanagh is the sole contributor. Thus far, three issues have been printed. The name has no specific meaning, but is simply the title of a song the author was listening to at the time.

The first issue was published in July 2006 and sold at punk gigs in Wexford town throughout August of the same year, and after. The second issue was written and sold in October of the same year, although to a much smaller extent. A second run of Blast Off 2 has yet to be completed. Zine three was printed in October 2007.

Blast Off is a perzine, and explores the author's feelings, politics, interests, and occurences that have taken place involving the author. Some of the topics covered in the first two issues include anarchy, revolution, nationalism, depression, fear, and confusion. The third issue was printed in October 2007,and is the first handwritten and photocopied Blast Off (as opposed to Microsoft Word style text heavy print). It's available through the World War VII distro, run from Wexford Town.

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