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• Jennifer LaSuprema
  [[Jennifer LaSuprema]] is the creator and artistic director of [[Geek Weekly]], a fanzine out of After more than a decade of contemplation, Ms. LaSuprema started the [[Austin Fanzine Project]] during the summer of 2012.
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• Jennifer LaSuprema
  [[Jennifer LaSuprema]] is the creator and artistic director of [[Geek Weekly]], a fanzine out of After more than a decade of contemplation, Ms. LaSuprema started the [[Austin Fanzine Project]] during the summer of 2012.
  691 bytes (93 words) - 19:22, 28 November 2015
• Steve Decon
  ...a fanzine out of [[Austin, Texas]]. He often collaborates with [[Jennifer LaSuprema]].
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• Geek Weekly
  ...t size. The creator and artistic director of ''Geek Weekly'' is [[Jennifer LaSuprema]]. Her main collaborators are [[Susan LaInferioria]] and [[Steve Decon]]. T ...Geek Weekly'' at Sound Exchange record store, or in person from [[Jennifer LaSuprema]] or [[Susan LaInferioria]] (usually during the SXSW Music Festival). Some
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• Hi, Welcome to Austin! Would you like some black beans on that Stevie Ray Vaughan album?
  ...[[fanzine]] published in [[Austin, Texas]] in the mid-1990s by [[Jennifer LaSuprema]] and [[Susan LaInferioria]].
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• Austin Fanzine Project
  The [[Austin Fanzine Project]], founded in 2012 by [[Jennifer LaSuprema]], is a low-budget, not-for-profit digitization, transcription & indexing p
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• Susan LaInferioria
  ...is the creator of [[Hope You Die]]. She often collaborates with [[Jennifer LaSuprema]], especially in the case of [[Geek Weekly]] fanzine. The two also publishe
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