Difference between revisions of "Fever"
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| + | It contains writing, photography and illustration by a variety of contributors, all of which are listed on its Myspace profile. | ||
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| + | Its Myspace profile lists interviews with Pop Levi, Ladytron and music video director Nima Nourizadeh as contents in Issue 2. | ||
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Its contributors are wholly drawn from Myspace and range from art students to professionals from the U.K. and the rest of the world. | Its contributors are wholly drawn from Myspace and range from art students to professionals from the U.K. and the rest of the world. | ||
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| + | The cover of Issue 2 was drawn by acclaimed illustrator Andy Council and is based on the Spinosaurus from the movie Jurassic Park 3. Council has nicknamed it 'Feversaurus'. | ||
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| − | According to its Myspace profile its main outlet is the profile itself, using Paypal as a payment method. The profile also lists physical outlets around the United Kingdom and one in Barcelona, Spain. A separate list on the profile details forthcoming stockists in the U.K. and the rest of the world. | + | According to its Myspace profile its main outlet is the profile itself, using Paypal as a payment method. The profile also lists physical outlets around the United Kingdom and one in Barcelona, Spain with a number of outlets indicating that the zine has 'SOLD OUT'. A separate list on the profile details forthcoming stockists in the U.K. and the rest of the world. |
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The zine is widely promoted on Myspace. The cover of each issue is regularly used as a calling card on Fever's Myspace friends' profiles. | The zine is widely promoted on Myspace. The cover of each issue is regularly used as a calling card on Fever's Myspace friends' profiles. | ||
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| + | A fundraising Treasure Hunt has been organised by the people behind Fever and is due to take place on August 18th, 2007. Details are limited, but their homepage indicates that it will take places in and around the East of London and include creative aspects. | ||
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Issue 1 was first published in early 2007 and created using Microsoft Word. | Issue 1 was first published in early 2007 and created using Microsoft Word. | ||
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| + | According to their blog, Issue 2 of Fever debuted at the independent publishing fair [[Publish And Be Damned]] in London on July 29th, 2007. | ||
[[Image:Fever_-_Issue_2_cover.jpg|thumb|right|275px|Cover of Issue 2]] | [[Image:Fever_-_Issue_2_cover.jpg|thumb|right|275px|Cover of Issue 2]] | ||
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==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
| + | *[http://www.feverzine.co.uk/ Fever Zine Homepage] | ||
*[http://www.myspace.com/feverzine Fever's Myspace Profile] | *[http://www.myspace.com/feverzine Fever's Myspace Profile] | ||
*[http://blog.myspace.com/feverzine Fever's Blog] | *[http://blog.myspace.com/feverzine Fever's Blog] | ||
Revision as of 21:37, 13 August 2007
Fever (also known as Fever Zine) is a quarterly zine based in London, United Kingdom.
Origin
Fever was created by British music and arts journalist Alex Zamora who also publishes and edits the zine. He was previously responsible for publishing the limited-run zine Barometer.
Appearance
Printed in black and white on A4 pages, the zine itself is folded into A5 and stapled. Its front and back covers are printed on pink paper while the inside pages are white. It uses distinctive and original typography on its cover and on its article titles.
According to Fever's Myspace profile, Issue 1 had 24 pages while Issue 2 has 28 pages.
Content
Fever's apparent main focus is Music. It also covers Art, Fashion, DIY culture and other zines.
It has a slight bias towards covering creativity from the city of Liverpool in the United Kingdom.
It contains writing, photography and illustration by a variety of contributors, all of which are listed on its Myspace profile.
Its Myspace profile lists interviews with Pop Levi, Ladytron and music video director Nima Nourizadeh as contents in Issue 2.
Contributors
Its contributors are wholly drawn from Myspace and range from art students to professionals from the U.K. and the rest of the world.
The cover of Issue 2 was drawn by acclaimed illustrator Andy Council and is based on the Spinosaurus from the movie Jurassic Park 3. Council has nicknamed it 'Feversaurus'.
Availabilty
According to its Myspace profile its main outlet is the profile itself, using Paypal as a payment method. The profile also lists physical outlets around the United Kingdom and one in Barcelona, Spain with a number of outlets indicating that the zine has 'SOLD OUT'. A separate list on the profile details forthcoming stockists in the U.K. and the rest of the world.
Promotion
The zine is widely promoted on Myspace. The cover of each issue is regularly used as a calling card on Fever's Myspace friends' profiles.
A fundraising Treasure Hunt has been organised by the people behind Fever and is due to take place on August 18th, 2007. Details are limited, but their homepage indicates that it will take places in and around the East of London and include creative aspects.
Issues
Issue 1 was first published in early 2007 and created using Microsoft Word.
On Saturday April 21st 2007, Fever took part in the annual London Zine Symposium at The Horse Hospital in Bloomsbury, London.
According to their blog, Issue 2 of Fever debuted at the independent publishing fair Publish And Be Damned in London on July 29th, 2007.
Trivia
Fever is sometimes referred to as 'Fever Zine' on Myspace.
Issue 1's cover was purposefully left blank, with only the Fever logo present. According to Fever's blog this was done to establish the zine's logo and identity with readers.
Issue 2 was featured in an article in TimeOut London as one of the zines to look out for at Publish And Be Damned 2007.
