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'''Sky Ryan''' (born '''Anne Ryan''' in Oregon City, OR) was a Portland stripper and zine writer. She published many zines, notably [[Cryptic Crap]], [[Motherfucking Titty Sucking Two-Balled Bitch]] and [[How Perfectly Goddamn Delightful It Is To Be Sure]]. Her work was featured in the [[Factsheet Five Zine Reader]].
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'''Sky Ryan''' was a Portland stripper and zine writer. She published many zines, notably [[Cryptic Crap]], [[Motherfucking Titty Sucking Two-Balled Bitch]] and [[1985:  The Anti-Scene Zine]]. Her work was featured in the [[Factsheet Five Zine Reader]].
  
In 1997, she began an affair with [[ANSWER Me!]] co-publisher [[Jim Goad]]. Goad eventually filed a restraining order against Ryan, but their  relationship continued until 1998, when he was arrested and served a prison term for beating her. Goad chronicles his relationship with Ryan in his book ''Shit Magnet''. Ryan is now a born-again Christian, married, and listed as Sky Ryan Cross. She no longer publishes zines.
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In 1997, she began an affair with [[ANSWER Me!]] co-publisher [[Jim Goad]]. Jim eventually filed a restraining order against Ryan, but their  relationship continued until 1998, when he was arrested and served a prison term for beating her. After Goad was sentenced, she became close friends with his ex-wife Debbie, also a zinester. Ryan is now a born-again Christian, married, and legally named Sky Ryan Cross. She no longer publishes zines, however, she and Marc Parker [[Azmacourt]] made a DIY movie, which was made available to the public in 2005.  Follow the link below for ordering info.
  
  

Revision as of 18:55, 24 August 2006

Sky Ryan was a Portland stripper and zine writer. She published many zines, notably Cryptic Crap, Motherfucking Titty Sucking Two-Balled Bitch and 1985: The Anti-Scene Zine. Her work was featured in the Factsheet Five Zine Reader.

In 1997, she began an affair with ANSWER Me! co-publisher Jim Goad. Jim eventually filed a restraining order against Ryan, but their relationship continued until 1998, when he was arrested and served a prison term for beating her. After Goad was sentenced, she became close friends with his ex-wife Debbie, also a zinester. Ryan is now a born-again Christian, married, and legally named Sky Ryan Cross. She no longer publishes zines, however, she and Marc Parker Azmacourt made a DIY movie, which was made available to the public in 2005. Follow the link below for ordering info.


External Links

Sky's documentary

Sky's MySpace

"Goad Rage" (from Willamette Week)