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• Butcher Queers
  '''Butcher Queers''' is a limited edition LGBTQ [[zine]] from Dublin, Ireland. .... In 2007, designer and artist Will St Leger collated articles and artwork from writers and artists to produce the first issue. It was published as a 34 pa
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• Freesheet
  ...irculation publications with features on local music scenes, documentaries from daily life, art and political commentary. ...ord shops, cafés etc. One visual distinction between freesheets and bigger zines such as [[punk]] [[fanzine]]s is that freesheets do not have a cover but ar
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• Analogue Bubblebath
  ...ue Bubblebath''' was a music [[Freesheet|freesheet]] [[zine]] from Dublin, Ireland. ...ing) from his new flat in Rathmines while relying on regular contributions from a variety of individuals. Most notable was probably Sweden-based Pat Kelly
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• John Kindness
  ...t from Belfast, Northern Ireland, who created and contributed to [[comic]] zines in the 1970s. After graduating from Belfast College of Art in 1974, he became involved in a small community pre
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• Chihuahua and Pitbull
  '''Chihuahua and Pitbull''' was a [[zine]] from New Orleans. ...Bike Wheels]], the book ''Stories Care Forgot: An Anthology Of New Orleans Zines'' and the book ''Learning with intent to fall''.
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• Niall McGuirk
  '''Niall McGuirk''' is a [[zinester]] from Dublin, Ireland. ...ed [[No Way Referee/Wide]], which was a football [[fanzine]] that appeared from 1994 till 1997. Six issues were published.
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• Loserdom
  '''Loserdom''' is a [[D.I.Y.]][[punk]] [[zine]] from Dublin, Ireland. ...arhead Nation]], [[Sl@nted @nd Ench@nted]] and [[React]] as well as bigger zines such as [[Nosebleed]], [[Smegma]], [[The Damage is Done]], [[Non Plastique]
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• Manic Street Preachers fanzines
  Notable zines such as [[R*E*P*E*A*T]] started off as Manics fanzines and have gone on to == List of Manics zines ==
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• Irish zines without a page
  ...minimum number of issues, together with author and place of production in Ireland (also estimated). [[Category:Zines from Ireland]]
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• Rats!
  Letters came from Ray Nelson and Ted Pauls, among others. ...r trade magazines; publisher and editor of a travel newsletter, "Exploring Ireland," with her husband Greg Storey, and a freelance travel and nonfiction write
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• Hyphen
  ...one issue in 1954; Ian McAuley from 1960 till 1962; and Madeleine Willis, from 1963 till 1987. ...make this fanzine a joint UK - U.S.A. project, with fanwriters and artists from both sides of the Atlantic contributing.
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• Early Irish Fanzines
  ...nally published in Loserdom 13, October 2005. Re-published with permission from the author. ...l circulation magazines with features on local music scenes, documentaries from daily life, art and political commentary that are out of bounds for mainstr
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• Psycho Moto
  ...music scenes. By 1994, <i>ECE</i> had transformed into <i>Psycho Moto</i> from a realization that there are few opportunities for struggling artists and w ...sent to more than 100 countries, including Japan, France, Germany, Mexico, Ireland, Poland, Hong Kong, China, Austria, and the UK.
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• Owlflight
  Issue two, also from 1981, included fiction by Bruce Boston, C. Bruce Hunter, Sharon Lee, Jean L Issue 3, from 1982, featured fiction by A. Bertram Chandler, Richard Grant, Stephen Gresh
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• What white elephant
  ...upkeep) is out of proportion to its usefulness or worth. The term derives from the story that the kings of Siam (now Thailand) were accustomed to make a p ...isco, CA., New York, NY., Portland, OR., Chicago, IL., and well as Belfast Ireland, Southampton Britain, Paris France, and was distributed for a brief and bit
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• Livor Mortis Zine
  <i>Livor Mortis Zine</i> is a true lo-fi D.I.Y. "photozine" series from London (UK) that focuses on themes of decay and despair by way of urban ins <i>"I got to peruse your zines and wow never seen anything like them! Disturbing, original and unexpected"
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