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| − | '''Infiltration''', "the zine about going places you're not supposed to go," was a Toronto-based zine about urban exploration. It featured first-person accounts of observational (not vandalistic) visits to "off-limits" areas, including abandoned buildings and steam tunnels. It was | + | '''Infiltration''', "the zine about going places you're not supposed to go," was a Toronto-based zine about urban exploration. It featured first-person accounts of observational (not vandalistic) visits to "off-limits" areas, including abandoned buildings and steam tunnels. It was consistently popular through its run; its success spawned the book ''Access All Areas''. |
| − | Until 2005, the print version of ''Infiltration'' was published, edited, and largely written by [[Jeff Chapman|"Ninjalicious"]]; he published 25 issues. August 23, 2005 | + | Until 2005, the print version of ''Infiltration'' was published, edited, and largely written by [[Jeff Chapman|"Ninjalicious"]]; he published 25 issues. On August 23, 2005, he died from a terminal illness he had been battling for several months. |
The print zine is no longer being published, but the official website is still being updated and has a lively forum centered around urban exploration. | The print zine is no longer being published, but the official website is still being updated and has a lively forum centered around urban exploration. | ||
Revision as of 22:41, 22 July 2006
Infiltration, "the zine about going places you're not supposed to go," was a Toronto-based zine about urban exploration. It featured first-person accounts of observational (not vandalistic) visits to "off-limits" areas, including abandoned buildings and steam tunnels. It was consistently popular through its run; its success spawned the book Access All Areas.
Until 2005, the print version of Infiltration was published, edited, and largely written by "Ninjalicious"; he published 25 issues. On August 23, 2005, he died from a terminal illness he had been battling for several months.
The print zine is no longer being published, but the official website is still being updated and has a lively forum centered around urban exploration.
