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Zine Reviews1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 | 0-9| A| B| C| D| E| F| G| H| I| J| K| L| M | | N| O| P| Q| R| S| T| U| V| W| X| Y| Z| Below are some recently posted reviews.  RSS Feed
DORIS #28
$2.60 U.S., $3 Can./Mex., $3.80 Overseas, 7” x 5 ½”, printed, 32 pgs.
By Guest Contributor
Working within a subculture where much of the productivity and validation is reserved for the young, it’s refreshing and encouraging to have Cindy still hitting new strides.
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DIY & FOLK PUNK
$3 ppd., 8 ½”x 11”, copied, 40 pgs.
By Lauren Trout
Instead of gushing about how great folk-punk and DIY are, he explains what’s going on and lets the reader get into it on their own.
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CRIMINAL BEHAVIOR FANZINE #4
8 ½” x 11”, copied
By Craven
the interviewee tells of his introduction to punk. It was a particularly sweet (as in “aw, that’s sweet” not the more versatile “sweet, dude”) anecdote.
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ALL I WANT IS EVERYTHING # 1
$3, 8 ½” x 5 ½”, 52 pgs.
By Steve Hart
It’s been six years since she wrote a zine and I hope that on the strength of this issue it develops into a more regular thing.
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BRAIN FOOD#17
by Toft, $1.00 U.S
By Gary Hornberger
Gay zombie porn as a weapon.
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DREAMS OF DOUGHNUTS ANTHOLOGY
By Heather Wreckage, $4.00 U.S.
By Gary Hornberger
If nothing else, the fact that this is creatively bound in the cardboard of a DiGiorno pizza box is a selling point.
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ZINEWORLD #30
$4, 8 ½” x 11”, copied, 38 pgs.
By Katie Dunne
There is an air of self righteousness that makes my skin crawl, to say the least.
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YOU’VE GOT BAD TASTE # 1
$3 ppd., 8 ½” x 11”, 14 pgs.
By Nighthawk
Definitely a few different areas of interest are covered here in this zine, and following issues should not disappoint.
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THAT’S COOL, THAT’S TRASH! #2
$3.00, 9” x 5 ½”, Printed, 62 pgs.
By Steve Hart
That’s Cool, That’s Trash! is laid out well and is a thick zine, filled with goodies.
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SPIDDER #15
$?, photocopied, 5 ½” x 8 ½”, 16 pgs.
By Todd Taylor
This issue’s typewritten stories are all interconnected the recurring theme of half-man, half-goat, all-bad-business.
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SIX LETTERS ADDRESSED TO YOU #1
5 ½” x 8 ½”, photocopied, 42 pgs.
By Craven
Six Letters is like a quiet storm of dreams and anguish and, hopefully, for his sake, some redemption.
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POIGOD
$5.50, 8 ½” x 11”, copied, 82 pgs.
By Katie Dunne
For a literary magazine “passionate about artful media and publishing,” I can’t really imagine a starker and uncreative presentation than what is presented here: black words on white computer paper folded in half.
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NUTS! #6
$5, 17” x 12”, newsprint, 24 pgs.
By Daryl Gussin
Nuts! is thee Olympia scene-zine, and wears that badge with pride and a good dose of humor.
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JERK STORE #8
$2, 5 ½” x 11”, printed, 28 pgs.
By Katie Dunne
he layout is super crisp, the interviews are natural, interesting, and funny, and the rants are sharp and honest.
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IT WILL ALL MAKE SENSE TOMORROW #1
$?, photocopied, 5 ½” x 8 ½”, 14 pgs.
By Todd Taylor
Quite possibly my favorite zine to come out of Blurgmitten, ever.
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HEY! HO! LET’S GOGH!
$?, photocopied, 8 ½” x 8 ½”, 12 pgs.
By Todd Taylor
What’s truly satisfying is reading about one man’s struggle with sobriety and his willingness to burn everything down to the ground in the attempt to make something more beautiful. That’s something that most tour diaries don’t accomplish. Even fictional ones.
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GADGIE #25
£1.50/trade, 5 ½” x 8”, 28 pgs.
By Steve Larder
Marv is a gifted weaver of stories, and you’d be daft not to pick this up.
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FUTURE BREED #01
Free, 5 ½” x 8 ½”, photocopied, 45 pgs.
By Paul J. Comeau
If bands like Bane, H20, and Reach The Sky are your thing, this zine is a must to check out.
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FLUKE #7
$3, 5 ½” x 8 ½”, glossy, 40 pgs.
By Jeff Proctor
One column is sort of like Larry King’s old USA Today column: a lot of inconsequential recollections and observations in the form of non sequiturs.
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FIFTH ESTATE #384
Spring 2011, $4.00, 8 ½” x 11”, printed, 39 pgs.
By Paul J. Comeau
Keith was hit in the face with a cayenne crème pie at a speaking engagement by pro-vegan “activists” for her position on vegetarianism. The editors of FE are no doubt on the lookout for the cayenne-laced letters that will follow this review.
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DUDES MAGAZINE #15
$4, 8 ½” x 11”, printed, glossy cover, 80 pgs.
By Jeff Proctor
More potty-mouthed frivolity from the St. Louis Dudes and more columns on dudely things like jamming brews, pooping, playing video games, and whatnot, plus a lengthy interview with Jello Biafra (like there’s any other kind of interview with Jello), and interviews with Ninja Gun and Teenage Bottlerocket.
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DUDES MAGAZINE #14
$4, 8 ½” x 11”, printed, glossy cover, 76 pgs.
By Jeff Proctor
Excellent toilet reading, and if you eat and drink like these guys, then you’ll probably have plenty of time to sit on the can and enjoy their zine.
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DUDES MAGAZINE # 17
$5, 8 ½” x 11”, printed, 93 pgs.
By Juan Espinosa
Cash in your empties and send these idiots five bucks for a copy
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CULTURE SLUT #24 / MOTOR CITY KITTY #16
$2, 5 ½” x 4”, 46 pgs
By Steve Larder
A solid zine from both contributors.
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BOOK BINDERY, THE
$5, 4 ½” x 6”, bound, offset, 96 pgs.
By Craven
Book Bindery continues in the long tradition of the irritable labor zine, with its laugh-out-loud tales of mischief, slacking off, stealing time, and sneaky insubordination.
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