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• Old Bones
  ...e printed, the first was dated Candlemas 1775, the second Summer 1775, and the third Summer 1776, but these zines were actually released in 1975 & 1976. ...ness'' by August Derleth; and "From Ye Journal of William Davis Manly", by the infamous poet of Sesqua Valley, William Davis Manly.
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• Skeleton Key
  ...hips, riding bicycles, her early life, learning about life in general, and the places she enjoys. [[Category:Zine]][[category:Zines from the U.S.A.]]
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• Fanthology 1986
  Published in Texas, U.S.A. in 1987, ''Fanthology 1986 was 56 pages. It included the contributions "Fizz! Buzz!" by David Langford ([[Ansible]]), and "Thank You
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• Rhonda Baker
  ...ker''' is a [[zinester]] best known for her mothering [[zine]], [[Zuzu and the Baby Catcher]]. ...[[Mamaphiles]]. She is a mother and a midwife living in Portland, Oregon, U.S.A.
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• Smile, Hon, You're in Baltimore!
  From the Eight-Stone Press website: ...ne]] edited by [[William P. Tandy]], and published in Baltimore, Maryland, U.S.A.
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• Last Resort
  '''Last Resort''' is an [[Anarchism|anarchist]] [[zine]] from Miami, Florida, U.S.A. ...one of the editors, [[Maria from Miami]], also publishes a website for the zine, which features this description of Last Resort:
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• Rad Dad
  ...d''' is a [[zine]] published in California, U.S.A., dealing with fathering from a feminist, anti-authoritarian, radical bent. ...childrearing of being a distant disciplinarian and features contributions from different men on their fight to father in a different way.
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• Positron
  '''Positron''' was a zine by Sean Capone, published in various States of the U.S.A. ...For the record, also, it IS queer fucking edge". '''Positron''' was one of the publications selected for inclusion in issue six of [[Outpunk]]'s [[Compzin
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• Renaissance
  Published in the early 1950s in Long Island City, New York, U.S.A., at least 4 issues of this title were released, with issue 4 appearing in ...e and it will go far to make them happy." - He’s talking about Renaissance from Joseph Semenovich and Warren Freiberg." ''
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• Corbin Lewars
  '''Corbin Lewars''' is a [[zinester]] best known for her parenting [[zine]], [[Reality Mom]]. ...amaphiles]]. She is a mother and author living in the Seattle, Washington, U.S.A. area.
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• Fantasy Fiction Pictorial
  ...d it was destined to come out as an organ of the United Fantasy Artists in the Fall of 1939, but Comet Publications took over and it wasn't until half a William H. Miller, Jr. had previously been the Associate Editor of [[The Planeteer]].
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• Spaceship
  ...was a science fiction fanzine published by Robert Silverberg in New York, U.S.A. ...time he was a member of the [[Fantasy Amateur Press Association]] and his zine was included in their mailings.
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• Dissension
  ...ry and music. Highly inspired by the [[Riot Grrrl]] scene, the Dissension zine is feminist oriented. ...nti-feminist bingo; Art - Line Art, Bee Society, Geishas, Art and Meaning; The connection between veganism, feminism, environmentalism, and anarchy
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• Pegasus
  ...d March 1969; #5 in August 1969; #6 in December 1969; and issue 7, perhaps the last issue, released in February 1971. Articles were by Gerald Bishop, Joanne Burger, G.M. Carr ([[Cry of the Nameless]]), Richard Delap, Darrell Schweitzer, and Lisa Tuttle.
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• Xenon (U.S.A.)
  '''Xenon''' was a science fiction fanzine published in Imperial, Nebraska, U.S.A. by Gordon Rouze. The first issue appeared in March 1944, and was a mimeographed and stapled publ
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• Rump
  ...produced in Minneapolis, Minnesota, by [[Mike Haeg]] AKA "[[Mr. Mike]]" in the early '90s. ...art and celebrity fan fiction about such folk heroes as Buddy Hackett and, The Fonz.
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• Pocket Reader series
  The '''Pocket Reader series''' is collection of monthly mini zines by [[Deirdre ...n Pocket Reader, followed by The Choom Gang: A Barack Obama Pocket Reader, the most recent issue, its third, released in October 2012, We Must Bleed: A Ge
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• Classical Snuff
  '''Classical Snuff''' is a zine by [[Steven Purkey]] & [[Deirdree Prudence]]. ...ions. It follows the sordid lives of six of the greatest composers outside the sanitorium of their days. Addiction, suicide aplenty, quirks, eccentricitie
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• Wolf Tracks
  ...ed!" It featured fan stories, poems, and art. Four issues were released in the 1990s. ...ibutors of art work included Ken Friedman, Lucidscreamer ([[The Collective Zine]]), Linda P., Sherlock ([[CollinSports]]), and Judi Stanton, among others.
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• The Collective Zine
  '''The Collective Zine''' is a fanzine published by Belfry Press/The Collective Writers Group, and edited by Lucidscreamer. ...ine'' were published in the U.S.A. between 1995 and 1999. The focus of the zine was on writing fiction and fan fiction. it also included articles, essays,
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