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| − | [[Image:Queer-madness-2_1980.jpg |right|frame|'''Queer Madness'''<br/>Issue 2 1980<br/>Cover art by Michael Rodan]] | + | [[Image:Queer-madness-2_1980.jpg |right|frame|'''Queer Madness'''<br/>Issue 2 October 1980<br/>Cover art by Michael Rodan]] |
'''Queer Madness''' is a zine by [[Wilum Pugmire]]. | '''Queer Madness''' is a zine by [[Wilum Pugmire]]. | ||
| − | ''Queer Madness'' was released in the 1980s. The cover dates are given as the 1700s, such as 1780. The first issue of ''Queer Madness'' was included in the 31st mailing of the APA [[Esoteric Order of Dagon]], the Amateur Press Association devoted to [[H. P. Lovecraft]], and | + | ''Queer Madness'' was released in the 1980s. The cover dates are given as the 1700s, such as the date 1780 given for issue 2. The first issue of ''Queer Madness'' was included in the 31st mailing of the APA [[Esoteric Order of Dagon]], the Amateur Press Association devoted to [[H. P. Lovecraft]]; issue two was released for the Hallowe'en mailing of the Esoteric Order of Dagon, and issue three, from 1981, was included in the 33rd mailing. |
Writers featured included [[Jessica Amanda Salmonson]] ([[Young Tyrone: A Melodrama]]), who contributed the poems "Deep Memory" to the first issue and "Cabbage Man" to the second issue. | Writers featured included [[Jessica Amanda Salmonson]] ([[Young Tyrone: A Melodrama]]), who contributed the poems "Deep Memory" to the first issue and "Cabbage Man" to the second issue. | ||
| − | Artists featured included Michael Rodan, Maurice Squidd, and David Vosburgh. | + | Artists featured included David Billman, Allen Kowzowski, David Ludwig, Michael Rodan, Maurice Squidd, and David Vosburgh. |
Issue three featured a six page article on Bela Lugosi by Gary Dorst, with accompanying illustrations by David Billman and Allen Koszowski. Also included is a collage story by Michael Roden, that features hand drawn elements and hand lettered text. | Issue three featured a six page article on Bela Lugosi by Gary Dorst, with accompanying illustrations by David Billman and Allen Koszowski. Also included is a collage story by Michael Roden, that features hand drawn elements and hand lettered text. | ||
| − | Wilum Pugmire also published the fanzines [[Midnight Fantasies]] and [[Old Bones]] in the 1970s and [[Punk Lust]] in the 1980s. In the 2000s, he released the | + | Wilum Pugmire also published the fanzines [[Midnight Fantasies]] and [[Old Bones]] in the 1970s and [[Punk Lust]] in the 1980s. In the 2000s, he released the titles [[Idiot Chaos]] and [[Lovecraftian Euphoria]] for the Esoteric Order of Dagon. |
[[Category:Zine]] | [[Category:Zine]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:16, 25 September 2015
Issue 2 October 1980
Cover art by Michael Rodan
Queer Madness is a zine by Wilum Pugmire.
Queer Madness was released in the 1980s. The cover dates are given as the 1700s, such as the date 1780 given for issue 2. The first issue of Queer Madness was included in the 31st mailing of the APA Esoteric Order of Dagon, the Amateur Press Association devoted to H. P. Lovecraft; issue two was released for the Hallowe'en mailing of the Esoteric Order of Dagon, and issue three, from 1981, was included in the 33rd mailing.
Writers featured included Jessica Amanda Salmonson (Young Tyrone: A Melodrama), who contributed the poems "Deep Memory" to the first issue and "Cabbage Man" to the second issue.
Artists featured included David Billman, Allen Kowzowski, David Ludwig, Michael Rodan, Maurice Squidd, and David Vosburgh.
Issue three featured a six page article on Bela Lugosi by Gary Dorst, with accompanying illustrations by David Billman and Allen Koszowski. Also included is a collage story by Michael Roden, that features hand drawn elements and hand lettered text.
Wilum Pugmire also published the fanzines Midnight Fantasies and Old Bones in the 1970s and Punk Lust in the 1980s. In the 2000s, he released the titles Idiot Chaos and Lovecraftian Euphoria for the Esoteric Order of Dagon.
