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• Alex Wrekk
  Wrekk was born in Houston, Texas, where she lived for the first nine years of life, and then moved to Greensboro, North Carolina with her family for 9 ...lex was the "merch girl" for the band Homesick and ran a small zine distro on the side to a largely disinterested crowd at shows where she carried local
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• Ear Damage
  ...ers on, all over a lousy zine cover with a swastika with black power fists on it! ...ng the money he earned from selling the zine, and not just spending it all on beer at whatever venue he was at!
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• David St. Albans
  ...crimshaw at this time and became a professional ivory engraver for over 13 years, perfecting his drawing talents as he went. He put out two or three poetry ...l/Dadaist text with artwork by himself and other locals, some of whom were on his "odd-ball" list.
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• Pig Paper
  ...Pistols, Talking Heads and many others. Each issue also contained material on vintage acts such as The Beach Boys and Elvis Presley, as well as offering ...de Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto when the band performed there on December 11, 1975.
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• Le Zombie
  With issue 11, Sully Roberts ([[Fantasy Fictioneer]]) was Associate Editor and occasional ...y Roberds on the cover. Issue 44 had a photo from the Michigan Convention on the cover. Issue 45 featured the supplementary 1941 Fanzine Yearbook compi
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• Murder Can Be Fun
  ...luded postal massacres, Karen Carpenter's anorexia, assassination attempts on Andy Warhol, the Tacoma Narrows Bridge, historical cannibals, faith healing ...rst 16 issues included an eclectic mix of content, except #7 (sports) and #11 (disasters). Contents of specific issues included:
  6 KB (908 words) - 21:50, 21 November 2013
• Ugly American
  ...distributor was the New York City store [[See Hear]], although for several years Tower Records also distributed the zine. Financially, the zine operated at ...ompromised and more brutally honest approach to criticism. During the peak years of alternative rock (1989-1993), nearly every rock-oriented music label ext
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• An Interview with Dash Shaw
  In the following interview, conducted on a typical sweltering day in Charlotte, North Carolina, Shaw talks about the '''So the visual language of comics was sort of imprinted on you even before you could read?'''
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• Huh? Magazine
  ...3 in [[Albuquerque, New Mexico]] to a select group of people. It was never on any comic book stands nor sold via mail or direct marketing. ...rge scale. Some Mac users did have some pretty heavy-duty interfaces going on for making graphics. However cut & Paste, collage, hand drawing and copier
  8 KB (1,394 words) - 19:57, 28 November 2015
• Punk Planet
  ...ine reviews. The interviews generally ran two or three pages, and focused on the motivations of the artist (or organizer, activist, or whoever) being in ...n section. The zine is said to have retained a sense of community over the years in which the letters section sought to make reader active participants.
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• Livor Mortis Zine
  ...i> is a true lo-fi D.I.Y. "photozine" series from London (UK) that focuses on themes of decay and despair by way of urban inspection, graffiti/street art ...+mortis+zine&changedFacet=&overrideStickyFacetDefault=&stickyFacetsChecked=on&selectSortKey=LIBRARY&clusterResults=off&overrideGroupVariant=&overrideGrou
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• Loserdom
  From the fifth issue on the number of copies increased to 200 which was partly thanks to the fact t ...of photocopying it, '''Loserdom''' was no longer free. For the tenth issue on, there was a change in the zine in that there was no interviews done and th
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• Nyctalops
  ...] and his circle, Clark Ashton Smith, and [[Robert Bloch]]. It is an 8.5 X 11" publication of approximately 100 pages that was published in Albuquerque, * Harry Morris. Lovecraft on Tape (article) p. 3
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• A Week in the Life of an Independent Bookseller
  ...f ''Paranoia'' zine at me. “I don’t want any money. Just make sure they’re on display,” he growls. Then he tells me the story of solar power. ...en street art action: someone has spray-painted four stenciled razorblades on the outside of the building below the window next to the door. Each blade h
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• Love, Chicago
  '''Love, Chicago''' was self-published as an 8.5-by-11-inch black and white zine in the winter of 2004 to spotlight Chicago's DIY/ ...friend worked with at the local record store," Burke said. "It was laying on the floor in her bathroom. It was all tongue-in-cheek dude-bro stuff and so
  8 KB (1,320 words) - 19:15, 27 October 2010
• AK Ink
  ...and on the web. Ak ink was open to all contributions and while it focused on the local Anchorage scene, the support from the national and international ...cluded many artists and musicians as contributers, as the zine was focused on the community.
  22 KB (3,573 words) - 02:58, 18 October 2011
• Zines A-D
  * [[11 years on]] * [[Absolute Nothing]] (The title on the zine itself is ΙNothingΙ) (like math)
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