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
Clyst Hydon: Beau Geste Press and Libro Accion Libre, 1974. First edition. 4to, 60 pp, bound in wrappers with title pastedown to front panel. Printed by mimeograph, letterpress, and offset throughout in red, purple and black. Fourth issue of the legendary artist periodical issued by Felipe Ehrenberg and David Mayor..... More
San Francisco: 1993. 8vo, [16] pp, saddle-stapled wraps. Photo-mechanically reproduced. A special issue of the longrunning zine / serialized novel Dadabase Blues (described inside as the 120th issue), issued on the tenth anniversary of the Third Saturday Party, a longrunning weekly con / fan party in the Bay Area. "We're..... 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
Valley Cottage, NY: Oz! nd. 4to, [10] pp, dittoed fromt typescript and stapled once at the upper left hand corner. With numerous marker deletions (likely as sent) and a rubberstamped addition within, as well as rubberstamping to back cover. A bookseller catalog issued by Joe Keppler and Lex Reibestein from..... More
Corsica, TX: Utopian, 1954. 4to, pp. 5-14, mimeographed from typescript and stapled once at the upper left hand corner. Single issue of the Texas science fiction fanzine. Of special interest is the presence of a purposefully tipped in element (a Pop-Eye comic strip cut from a commercial publication) as well..... More
[San Francisco]: Tellurian Sciencefictioneers, 1950. Oblong wraps, 28 pp, approximately 4 x 6", mimeographed from typescript and drawing. Third issue of this diminuitive, nicely produced Bay Area fanzine issued by the Tellurian Sciencefictioneers, which was born as a splinter group out of the Universal Musketeers. It includes contributions from Anna..... More
[San Francisco]: Tellurian Sciencefictioneers, [1950]. Oblong wraps, 23 pp, approximately 4 x 6", mimeographed from tyoescript and drawing. The rare first issue of this diminuitive, nicely produced Bay Area fanzine issued by the Tellurian Sciencefictioneers, which was born as a feuding splinter group out of the Universal Musketeers. It includes..... 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
Baltimore: The Hopkins Science Fiction Association, [1975]. 4to, 11 pp, photo-mechanically reproduced on rectos only. Side-stapled. A collection of songs published on the occasion of Balticon 9, with a nicely designed, minimalist cover. An early publication from HopSFA, which was charted the year prior, and which grew out of the..... More
Jacksonville, IL: Bob Tucker, 1975. 8vo, 24 pp, saddle-stapled wraps. A great issue of the longrunning science fiction fanzine, which began publication in 1938. This issue is dedicated to Jackie Franke, who contributes the cover drawing and one internal illustration. It describes the editors trip to Australia NASFic. Laid in..... More
np: Inside, 1955. 8vo, 62 pp, saddle-stapled wraps, with foldout front cover. A great issue of the science fiction fanzine, of which at least 17 issues were published. It includes Robert Bloch's text Dandruff in the Fright-Wig, as well as contributions from Sam Moskowitz, Robert Lowndes, Larry Shaw, H.L. Gold..... More
np: A Vulcan Publication, [1939]. 4to, [4] pp, mimeographed from drawing and typescript. Side-stapled. A pre-war science fiction fanzine with some superb mimeograph work to the cover, reproducing a drawing attributed to "Sully." The editor and the cover artist are almost certainly Sully Roberds, who was an associate of Bob..... 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
San Francisco: 1985. three leaves, photo-mechanically reproduced on rectos only and stapled once at the upper left hand corner. Anonymous zine out of the Bay Area mid-1980's milieu written by an anonymous writer who describes herself as a female "from a Catholic family of 15." Attacks misconceptions about AIDS, abortion..... More
San Francisco: Blank Expression, 1986. 4to, [8] pp. [incl. covers], saddle-stapled. Unnumbered issue of this San Francisco fanzine, featuring interviews with Flying Color and General Public, and reviews of a Savage Republic show in LA, etc. OCLC locates no holdings. Minor creasing to tips else fine. 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
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
np: The Artist, 2011. First edition. One of a limited edition of 100 numbered copies, signed by the photograph at colophon. A superb artist book / zine / photobook produced in conjunction with the exhibition that year at Claire De Rouen's Exit Gallery in London. OCLC locates only a single..... More
France: Kaugummi, 2010. First edition. One of limited edition of 500 copies. 8vo, [16] pp. including covers, saddle-stapled wraps. This issue of the French art zine is devoted completely to drawings, published in conjunction with the Kaugummi exhibition held at L'amicale Gallery in Brussels that year. It includes contributions from..... More
London: Adventure in Bereznik! c. 1980's. 8vo, saddle-stapled wraps. Photo-mechanically reproduced. Third issue of the indie fanzine, with lots of space devoted to bands on the Creation label. Membranes, Pastels, Avengers, X-Word, Jasmine Minks, Let's Active, Tea, Physics, The Loft, etc. Old price sticker to cover else fine. More
Golden Valley, MN: Crystal Blue Persuasion, 1996. 8vo, saddle-stapled wraps. Photomechanically reproduced. With an ALS from the editor laid in. This issue devoted to some great articles on the background of various indie labels, zine reviews, and palindromes. Addressed and mailed to a record label, very good with enclosure stickers..... More
Strasbourgh: Transe, nd [d. 1980's?]. 8vo, [28] pp incl. covers, saddle-stapled wraps. Photo-mechanically reproduced. Illustrated with photographs and drawings. Text in French. Third issue of this obscure French fanzine devoted to avant-garde music, with some superb layouts - a beautiful zine.. This issue includes an article on Christian Vander of..... More
Kent U.K. Waterbomb! 1990. 8vo, 28 pp, saddle-stapled wraps. This issue of the C86 / indie fanzine includes material on Paintbox, The Ammonites, Steve Kilbey, The Chills, Shoes, Velvet Crush, and Action Painting! Flexi disc not present. Fine. More
Austin, TX: Matt Madden, 1994. First edition. 8vo, saddle-stapled wraps. The third (of four issues published) of this comics zine, by “the stuntman-philosopher of American comics.” - Ed Park. Old price sticker to cover (from Sound Exchange) else fine. More