Los Angeles: Strong Sounding Thought Press, 1984. First edition. 8vo, 105 [3] pp, saddle-stapled wraps. Debut issue of the little mag devoted to music criticism, including B. A. Johnson on The Minutemen, L.M. Sousa on Chuck Berry, J.W. Talley-Jones on Tribalism and Anti-Pop, and additional contributions by Lawrence Grossberg and..... More
Los Angeles: Strong Sounding Thought Press, 1987. First edition. 8vo, 108 pp, saddle-stapled wraps. Special issue of thelittle mag devoted to music criticism, this time around focusing on serious, indepth criticism of the music video as a format. With contributions from Lisa A. Lewis, Andrew Goodwin, Marsha Kinder, George Lipsitz..... More
Willamantic, CT: De-Evolutionary Times, 1981. 4to, [25] pp, photo-mechanically reproduced. Side-stapled. A remarkable early 80's connection between the poetry and post-punk zine scenes, this little known post punk fanzine edited by the poets George Butterick, and Ed Kaplan. A fascinating zine, dense and text heavy with no illustrations other than..... More
Bryantville, MA: National Fantasy Fan Federation, [1941]. First edition. 4to, 13 pp, side-stapled. Mimeographed from typescript. Third issue of the science ficiton fanzine, which after the war became The National Fantasy Fan, under which name it continues to this day. A sobering issue, assessing the threat to the organization from..... More
Bryantville, MA: National Fantasy Fan Federation, [c. 1941-2]. First edition. 4to, [6] pp, side-stapled. Mimeographed from typescript in two colors on yellow paper. Association copy, postmarked and addressed to Louis Russell Chuavenet, the president of the organization during the first year of its existence, who announces that he is stepping..... More
Milan: Shake Edizioni, 1988. First edition. 4to, 96 pp, saddle-stapled in wraps. Text in Italian. Third issue of the underground periodical out of Milan associated with Kontatto. This issue heavily devoted to all things cyberpunk. It includes the Lupus Yonderboy text from William Gibson's Neuromancer translated into Italian - in..... More
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Amsterdam: Hack-Tic, 1989-93. 8vo, each issue saddle-stapled in wraps. With 2 posters. 23 issues in 15 fascicules [of 16 published]. A nearly complete run, lacking only the last double number, of the first hacker zine published in Amsterdam. It includes the very rare first number, distributed in an edition of..... More
Memphis, TN: Mid-South Fantasy Association, c. 1971. 4to, 22 pp. [note: illustration plates are not included in pagination], mimeographed from typescript and drawing and side-stapled. Second issue of the Science Fiction fanzine out of Memphis, of 3 issues published. The zine would be followed by Ptah. This issue notable for..... More
New York: Newspaper, [1969]. Tabloid broadsheet format, [14] pp. including covers. Offset printed on newsprint. Very rare, early issue of the almost wordless artists' periodical edited by the very tall Steve Lawrence, with Peter Hujar. Paper toned, as usual, with some holes rubbed through along fold line, but otherwise a...... More
Van Nuys, CA: Records, 1976. 4to, saddle-stapled wraps. Tenth issue of this record collector fanzine with some good early punk content, this issue with a cover story on The Quick, and an NYC scene report by Peter Clancy, Sally Dricks, and Wendy Blume, with bits on Television, The Ramones, Cherry..... More