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  • '''Andrew Earles''' is a "[[writer]] and amateur humorist" living in [[Memphis]], TN. [http://andrewearles.com/ The Andrew Earles home page]
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  • '''Andrew Laties''' (born ???) is an independent author from Amherst, Massachusetts.
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  • [[Image:andrew-mall.jpg|frame|Andrew Mall]] '''Andrew Mall''' (born July 2, 1978) is a [[zinester]] from [[Chicago]], IL. He has
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  • '''Andrew Darragh''' is a Canberra-based graphic designer and [[zinester]]. *[http://andrewdarragh.com/ Andrew Darragh’s website]
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  • '''Andrew Culture''', also known as Andrew Laws, is a loud player of bass guitar, accident-prone bike-punk, award winn * [http://lawsie.blogspot.com Andrew's blog]
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  • '''Andrew Culture''', also known as Andrew Laws, is a loud player of bass guitar, accident-prone bike-punk, award winn * [http://lawsie.blogspot.com Andrew's blog]
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  • ...inesters]] [[Andrew Darragh]] and [[Georgina Edwards]]. A.N.G. stands for Andrew and Georgina. *[http://andrewdarragh.com/ Andrew Darragh’s website]
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  • '''Grundoon''' was a science fiction [[fanzine]] published by Andrew Brown, in Mt. Waverley, Victoria, Australia. ...went on to co-publish the fanzine [[Thyme]] in the 1980s with Irwin Hirsh. Andrew Brown died July 8, 1999.
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  • ...ator and [[zinester]] [[Andrew Darragh]]. Contributors include Pleb and [[Andrew Darragh]]. [[Andrew Darragh]] also produces another [[compilation zine]] [[She loves me]] (2008
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  • '''Eyeball Suck''' is a [[zine]]/[[comic]] written by Andrew Lips from the UK. Started in early 2010. ''Eyeball Suck'' follows the biographical life of Andrew Lips. There is a continuing theme of self-loathing and self-doubt written i
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  • '''Andrew Darragh''' is a Canberra-based graphic designer and [[zinester]]. *[http://andrewdarragh.com/ Andrew Darragh’s website]
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  • '''Beat Motel''' was a [[fanzine]] produced by [[Andrew Culture]] in the early 2000s, based in Ipswich UK. It was a music based fan Andrew also runs the [[Corndog Fanzine Distribution]].
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  • ...David Jones, Marise Morland, and Mark Valentine ([[Aklo]]), and poetry by Andrew Darlington ([[Ludd's Mill]]), Walter de la Mare, Rose Lane, and Marise Morl ...Haines ([[Handshake]]), Janet Anne King, Pam Mitchell, Marise Morland, and Andrew Sawyer. Cover art was uncredited, but interior artwork came from Colin Evan
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  • '''Andrew Earles''' is a "[[writer]] and amateur humorist" living in [[Memphis]], TN. [http://andrewearles.com/ The Andrew Earles home page]
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  • The group was founded by [[Alex Bullett]] and [[Andrew Greenstone]] in the summer of 2007. The origins date back to SCAD's now def * [[Andrew Greenstone]]
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  • '''Living Proof''' is a [[perzine]] written by [[Chicago]] [[zinester]] [[Andrew Mall]]. Each issue is themed. Contents includes: essays on media and mediat * [http://www.atm4.net/ Andrew Mall's site]
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  • '''Corndog Publishing Zine Distro''' was a UK-based zine [[distro]] run by [[Andrew Culture]] until 2010. ...://lawsie.blogspot.com/2010/12/corndog-publishing-zine-distro.html post on Andrew's blog about closing Corndog]
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  • '''Velocities''' was a speculative and fantastic poetry zine edited by Andrew Joron. ...Helen Ehrlich, Robert Frazier, Terry A. Garey, Loss Glazier, Joe Haldeman, Andrew Joron, David Lunde, Elissa Malcohn ([[Star*Line]]), Edward Mycue, Anselm Pa
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  • * [[Andrew Greenstone]]
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  • '''Cimarron Weekend''' was a humorous music [[zine]] published by [[Andrew Earles]]. It gained the attention of, among others, radio host and televisi
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  • *[[Apparatchik]], Victor Gonzalez, Andrew Hooper and carl juarez *[[Apparatchik]], Victor Gonzalez, Andrew Hooper and carl juarez
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  • ...in the ladies' by Lyndal Robert, 'Vive la revolution! or something...' by Andrew Stent, 'Corolla'n out the door!' by Tim H.; reviews of books, music and [[z
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  • [[Image:andrew-mall.jpg|frame|Andrew Mall]] '''Andrew Mall''' (born July 2, 1978) is a [[zinester]] from [[Chicago]], IL. He has
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  • ...he Damned Patrol]], [[ERG]]), Alastair Noyle, James Pagitt, Dave Rowe, and Andrew Stephenson, with a cover for Issue 3 by Dave Rowe. Also included was an interview with artist Andrew Stephenson in Issue 3.
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  • ...owan Tedge, Ian Steverson, Jon Burgerman, Max Olijnyk, Shoboshobo, KAB101, Andrew Long, Jeremyville, slok, ALAS76 and Alex Barry. Cover by Rowan Tedge, scree ...c Shaw, Bob London, Jeremy Piert, Dean Sullivan aka AEIOU, Rowan Tedge and Andrew Long.
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  • '''Rebel Bookseller''' is the first book by independent bookstore guru, [[Andrew Laties]].
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  • ...ilation zine]] by Canberra-based designer, illustrator and [[zinester]] [[Andrew Darragh]].
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  • ...[Davida Gypsy Breier]], [[Matt Fagan]], [[Delaine|Delaine Derry Green]], [[Andrew Mall]], [[Carrie McNinch]] and [[Stephanie Scarborough]].
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  • ...en Gregg ([[Eternity]]), Terry Hansen, Jon Inouye, George Clayton Johnson, Andrew Joron ([[Velocities]]), [[Virginia Kidd]] ([[Kinesis]], [[Snarl]]), Neil Kv ...so one of the early editors of [[Star*Line]], and guest edited an issue of Andrew Joron's zine [[Velocities]].
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  • The first 18 issues were co-published by Andrew Brown and Irwin Hirsh. In 1983, Roger Weddall joined the editorial team, an Andrew Brown also published the fanzine [[Grundoon]]. He died July 8, 1999.
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  • ...Chmiel, Andrew Isaac, Anette Phillips, Sarah Strickland, Daniel Atkinson, Andrew Evans, Caroline Stirling, and Peter Forbes.
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  • First published in Spring 1975 by Andrew Johnson, the first issue of TARDIS featured a tribute to William Hartnell, ...over to contributor Gordon Blowes. The second issue featured cover art by Andrew' Johnson and an interview with screenwriter Malcolm Hulke by Gordon Blowes.
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  • ...a with Phil Muldowney for the first issue. For the second and third issues Andrew Stephenson was co-editor. [[Harry Turner]] ([[Now & Then]], [[Zenith]]) bec Contributors of art work included Andrew Stephenson (cover #3), Alan Hunter (#4), Harry Turner (#5, 6), with interio
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  • ...nd a contributor to [[Subterranean Comics]] along with [[Alex Bullett]], [[Andrew Greenstone]], and [[Dan Morris]]. He is currently working on the online co
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  • '''Ludd's Mill''' was a fanzine edited by Andrew Darlington. ...s, "Ludd's Mill, from Ossett, was an intelligent 'zine, the brain child of Andrew Darlington."
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  • ...nal Fahy, Andrew Ferguson, Vic Finn, Lyn Funnell, John Gaunt, Jason Gould, Andrew Hook, Rhys Hughes, Shaun Jeffrey, Alexander Johnson, W.J. Johnson, Jim Joh
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  • ...[Jade Walsh]], with the assistance of Kylie Zerbst, Katherine Chadwick and Andrew Budge. The zine explores themes of vulnerability, longing, and humour arou
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  • ...artists: Jonathon Valenzuela, Jed Holmes, Tony Curran, Jessica Sutton and Andrew Levins.
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  • Andrew Dick, Nick Djardi, Sune Ehlers, Ekta, Noel Goertz, Daniel Gonzalez, Kayla G ...son, Howie Tsui, Russell Tyler, Erik Volet, C C Walton, Justin B.Williams, Andrew Jeffrey Wright, and Marco Zamora.
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  • ...Roessner, Martha Souku, Brian Stapleford, Francis Valery, Dominique Warfa, Andrew Weiner, Patrick Terri Windling, and Paul Witcover.
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  • *No. 1 (September/October 2001): includes cover art by, and articles by Andrew Gerrard 'Important messages', Ana Tiqua 'A subtler shade of white', 'Hey la
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  • ...Fellows, Dane Naoum, Carla Velasquez, Damien Dwyer, Melisa Tomkins, Lauren Andrew, Bridget Lutherborrow, [[Maddy Phelan]], Ben Morgan, Andre Zeballos, Chris
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  • ...rd ([[Australian Science Fiction Review (second series)]]), Paul Brazier, Andrew M. Butler, Harry Hennessey Buerkett, Cy Chauvin, James Doig, Paul Kincaid, ...]), [[Claire Brialey]] ([[Journey Planet]], [[Banana Wings]]), Cy Chauvin, Andrew Darlington ([[Ludd's Mill]]), E.B. Frohvet ([[Twink]]), Arthur D. Hlavaty,
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  • Contributors of writing included Frank L. Balazs, Robert E. Blemheim, Andrew Darlington ([[Ludd's Mill]]), Paul Di Filippo, Stephen H. Dorneman, Eldon Contributors of poetry included Rich Barucci, Claire Beck, Andrew Darlington, Cathryn Gebhart, Jon Inouye, and Neal Wilgus.
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  • ...es [[zines]] published by local zinesters, such as [[Julian Fleetwood]], [[Andrew Darragh]], [[Jon Webster]] and [[Lisa Twomey]].
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  • ...ano, F.A.G. (Feminist Action Group), Dean, Andrew Horwitz, Jonnie, Ananda, Andrew McCarthy, [[Alex McClelland]], [[Abe Miner]], [[Tim Murphy]], Chris Ohnesor
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  • ...rt Frazier ([[Speculative Poetry Review]], [[Star*Line]]), Terry A. Garey, Andrew Joron ([[Velocities]]), Elissa Malcohn ([[Star*Line]]), Robert Randolph Med
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  • ==Andrew Roller's Factsheet Five controversy== ...each. Issue four included a reprint of a letter from Friedman that said, "Andrew, I have no intention of taking legal action against you, however, as long a
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  • Issue 1 includes contributions from Isy Suttie, Danielle Ward and Andrew O Neill. Features included "Reasons Why Having A Walkman Is Far Cooler and
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  • ...Uten Ord''' <br/>Featuring T. S. Anthony, Joel Faulkner, Stone Higgins and Andrew D. O'Brien]] It was founded in June 2015 by [http://andrewdobrien.name/ Andrew D. O'Brien] as a way to get feedback on shorts and vignettes that he and so
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  • * [[Andrew Scott]] and his zine [[Sobstory?]]
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  • ...MacNally, Marion MacNally, Diane Marchant, Barbara Maxwell, Jan McDonnell, Andrew McGee, Rebecca McGroaty, Ian McLachlan, Jeffrey A. McNair, Robert Mirnik, K ...y Hamilton, Robert Jan, Angelo Kene, Bill Kenedy, Irwin Lowe, Mike McGann, Andrew McGee, Paul Murphy, Tracey Oliphant, Marianne Plumridge, Sally Poole, Wendy
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  • Contributors have included [[Emerson Dameron]] and [[Andrew Earles]].
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  • ...andful of [[minicomic]]s which include [[I Went On Tour]]; [[The Day I Met Andrew W.K.]]; and a [[split zine]] with [[Benn Ray]] about each of their first co
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  • ...Keith G. Kato, Robert Lichtman ([[Trap Door]]), Dennis Lien, John Novak, Andrew I. Porter ([[Algol]]), Patricia Rogers, Espana Sheriff ([[Science Fiction / ...er, Mike Glyer, Francis Hamit, Lynn Maudlin, Helen Montgomery, Bruce Pelz, Andrew Porter, Robert Sawyer, Ian Sorensen, Keith Stokes, Leigh Strother-Vien, and
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