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The article "DIY'ing in the Bedroom - Yorkshire's Fanzines", from ''Ayup! Magazine'', says, "Ludd's Mill, from Ossett, was an intelligent 'zine, the brain child of Andrew Darlington."
 
The article "DIY'ing in the Bedroom - Yorkshire's Fanzines", from ''Ayup! Magazine'', says, "Ludd's Mill, from Ossett, was an intelligent 'zine, the brain child of Andrew Darlington."
  
''Ludd's Mill'' featured articles on various aspects of alternative and counter culture, including music, books, and poetry, and musicians such as Mark Mothersbaugh, Bix Neiderbeckem, among others.  
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''Ludd's Mill'' featured articles on various aspects of alternative culture, including music, art, books, fiction and poetry, with features on bands such as Devo, and The Fugs, among others.  
  
Contributors included Barrington J. Bayley, John Cooper Clarke, Susan Darlington, Blackie Fortuna, Katherine Gallagher, Joe Hirst, Tuli Kupferberg, Dinah Lawrence, P.E. Presford, S.C. Tonkin, Mark Valentine, Tim Wyatt, .
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Contributors included Trevor Ball, Peter Barnfield, Barrington J. Bayley, Robert C. Boyce, Jeff Branin, Charles W. Bryant, Jim Burns, Michael Butterworth, Barry Chamish, John Cooper Clarke, Kevin Cole, Burton Connors, Dave Cunliffe,  Susan Darlington, Kieth Dearne, Kurt S, Denkena, Kieth Dersley, Blackie Fortuna, Katherine Gallagher, John Gonzales, Steve Harrison, Gordon Hendry, Joe Hirst, David Jacobs, Allan Jurd, Michael Kelly, Arthur Winfield Knight, Tuli Kupferberg, Dinah Lawrence, Martyn Lowery, Ulrike Pallach, P.E. Presford, Jerome Salzmann, Brian Stapleford, S.C. Tonkin, Mark Valentine, Tim Wyatt.
  
 
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Revision as of 21:42, 25 September 2011

Ludd's Mill was a fanzine edited by Andrew Darlington.

It began life as a community alternative and was 'rescued' by Darlington and poet Steve Sneyd, later editor of Data Dump. It was released in the 1970s in the UK.

The article "DIY'ing in the Bedroom - Yorkshire's Fanzines", from Ayup! Magazine, says, "Ludd's Mill, from Ossett, was an intelligent 'zine, the brain child of Andrew Darlington."

Ludd's Mill featured articles on various aspects of alternative culture, including music, art, books, fiction and poetry, with features on bands such as Devo, and The Fugs, among others.

Contributors included Trevor Ball, Peter Barnfield, Barrington J. Bayley, Robert C. Boyce, Jeff Branin, Charles W. Bryant, Jim Burns, Michael Butterworth, Barry Chamish, John Cooper Clarke, Kevin Cole, Burton Connors, Dave Cunliffe, Susan Darlington, Kieth Dearne, Kurt S, Denkena, Kieth Dersley, Blackie Fortuna, Katherine Gallagher, John Gonzales, Steve Harrison, Gordon Hendry, Joe Hirst, David Jacobs, Allan Jurd, Michael Kelly, Arthur Winfield Knight, Tuli Kupferberg, Dinah Lawrence, Martyn Lowery, Ulrike Pallach, P.E. Presford, Jerome Salzmann, Brian Stapleford, S.C. Tonkin, Mark Valentine, Tim Wyatt.