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*No. 3, ''The Health and Safer Sex Issue'' (Spring 2010) | *No. 3, ''The Health and Safer Sex Issue'' (Spring 2010) | ||
*No. 4, ''The Workin' Stiff Issue'' (Summer 2010) | *No. 4, ''The Workin' Stiff Issue'' (Summer 2010) | ||
| + | *No. 5, ''The Fashion Issue'' | ||
| + | *No. 6, ''The Schooled Issue'' | ||
| + | *No. 7, ''The Green Issue'' | ||
| + | *No. 8, ''The Family Issue'' | ||
| + | *No. 9, ''The Entertainment Issue'' (2012) | ||
| + | *No. 10, ''The Jock Issue'' (2012) | ||
| + | *No. 11, ''The Hero Issue'' (double issue, 2013) | ||
| + | *No. 12, ''The Party Issue'' (2013) | ||
==External Link== | ==External Link== | ||
Revision as of 18:40, 14 November 2013
ORIGINAL PLUMBING is a quarterly magazine independently published and distributed out of San Francisco by Amos Mac and Rocco Kayiatos.
Often referred to as "OP" by fans, ORIGINAL PLUMBING is a zine dedicated to documenting the lifestyle and sexuality within FTM trans male culture through photographic portraits, interviews, personal narratives and fictional stories by trans men.
Issues
- No. 1, The Bedroom Issue (Fall 2009)
- No. 2, The Hair Issue (Winter 2010)
- No. 3, The Health and Safer Sex Issue (Spring 2010)
- No. 4, The Workin' Stiff Issue (Summer 2010)
- No. 5, The Fashion Issue
- No. 6, The Schooled Issue
- No. 7, The Green Issue
- No. 8, The Family Issue
- No. 9, The Entertainment Issue (2012)
- No. 10, The Jock Issue (2012)
- No. 11, The Hero Issue (double issue, 2013)
- No. 12, The Party Issue (2013)
External Link
- ORIGINAL PLUMBING Official Website
- ORIGINAL PLUMBING on Facebook
- ORIGINAL PLUMBING on Twitter
- Original Plumbing in the NY Times, August 2010
- Amos Mac interview in Time Out New York
- Amos Mac talks to Australian website SameSame.com.au, September 2009
