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• Early Irish Fanzines
  ..., laid-out and printed with a colour cover. The subject matter covered new wave/punk band interviews, articles, reviews and, later, comic strips and films. ...ng through its pages is like looking through a directory of all things new wave and underground covering that period of time, with so many topics and featu
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• Jen Smith
  * ''Third Wave Agenda'', edited by Leslie Heywood and Jennifer Drake, University of Minnne
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• Roctober
  * '''Black Punk Time: Blacks in Punk, New Wave and Hardcore 1976-1983''' What follows is only a partial list:
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• Barnard Library
  ...ublications on [[activist|activism]], [[anarchism]], [[body image]], third wave [[feminism]], gender, parenting, queer community, [[riot grrrl]], sexual as ...tentItem.do?contentType=Article&contentId=1537789 Zines in Libraries: How, What, and Why?]" ''Collection Building'', v. 25, n. 1, 2006: 26-30
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• Noemi Martinez
  ...andle/1828/795/davidson_2005.pdf Feminist Zines: Cutting and Pasting a New Wave]
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• Rolling Thunder
  ...discussion of subcultural marginality and refusal that is to dropping out what the first issue’s sixteen-page feature article was to protest activism. T ...regime’s strategy to promote terrorism worldwide! Discussion of the latest wave of federal repression! Testimony from a convicted anti-war arsonist! Anarch
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• Trap Door
  ...ger in 1996), Fanthology '93 (a 55-page collection published by the Corflu Wave committee in 1997) and [[Fanthology 1994]] (a 62-page collection published
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• Zines: Where the Action Is: The Very Small Press in America
  ...portant than housing developments. One where men grapple with feminism and what it means to their lives - and where women can be alone for a moment without ...le Earth Review'' is a megazine, so large as to be almost frightening. No, what I'm excited about are publications like ''[[Gray Matter]]'', ''[[Flipside]]
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• Hoax Zine
  issue #2 is about RELATIONSHIPS: REDUX. essays include: what could be called “feminist relationships”, the loss of an animal friend, ...n health, (inter)sex & gender, incarcerated women and reproductive rights, what the DSM means for radical people, finding a stray cat & difficulty in findi
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• List of Minicomics Creators
  *[[Clay Geerdes]] ''[[Comix Wave]]''
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• Zines K-O
  * [[The New Wave of Cut & Paste]]
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• User talk:InvisibleFriend
  ...y is that I could resize them myself and then reupload them if you told me what images, but you'd have to delete the old bigger ones then. The reason I don ...a specific layout/format almost professionalism whereas old school / first wave zines tend (tended) to be more cut n paste with references to cider and foo
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• Zines P-S
  * [[Short/Wave Zine]] * [[So What]]
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• Unofficial Histories: Zine and Ephemeral Print Archivists
  ...d to bring new creators to the form, they have also defined and prescribed what [[zine]]s have been and can be. No lesser foe to creativity than Frederick ...public space, and sharing. Yet they also challenge our official notions of what libraries should be. While most collections aim to house and keep sacred th
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• Zines A-D
  * [[Alternative to What?]] * [[Critical Wave]]
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