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'''Brainscan''' is a [[perzine]] written by [[Alex Wrekk]]. Alex started Brainscan in 1997 when she lived in Salt Lake City, Utah. Since then she has published over twenty issues, many have been split zines. | '''Brainscan''' is a [[perzine]] written by [[Alex Wrekk]]. Alex started Brainscan in 1997 when she lived in Salt Lake City, Utah. Since then she has published over twenty issues, many have been split zines. | ||
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Brainscan is a perzine written by Alex Wrekk. Alex started Brainscan in 1997 when she lived in Salt Lake City, Utah. Since then she has published over twenty issues, many have been split zines.
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| Bibliography |
| Zines: Fun In A Bucket (1995-1998) • Brainscan (1997-current) • I'm A Wrekk (1999) • Crossing the Rubicon (2001) • Fire Apparatus (2002) • Is It July Yet? (split, 2002) • Don't Send Me Flowers (2002) • Stolen Sharpie Revolution (2002) • Birthdays & Christmas / Faking Distance (split, 2004) • Timezones & Statelines (split, 2006) |
| Contributions to other zines: Coffeeshop Crushes (????) • Make Something (book, ????) • O #4 (????) • Eyecandy (????) • You Can Work Any 100 Hours Per Week You Want (In Your Underwear)!! (2006) |
| Audio Recordings |
| Podcasts: Zinester Podcasts: Brainscan #21 (2006) |
| Audio CDs: IPRC Audio Zine ("Between the Lines", 2004) |
| Filmography |
| Documentaries: $100 & A T-Shirt (DVD, 2004) |
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