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| − | '''1000 Interlocking Pieces''' | + | '''1000 Interlocking Pieces''' was a [[zine]] by [[Jason Adams]] from Florence, South Carolina. |
| − | + | It often focused on creativity and the writing process, existentialism, Christianity, and/or Jason's long held job at Sam's Club. To quote issue #5: "Morals and ethical concerns run for cover like so many cockroaches when the lights are turned on. Character is what you do when nobody's watching, when you think nobody's watching..." | |
| − | + | [[category:zine]][[Category:South Carolina Zines|1000 Interlocking Pieces]][[category:Zines from the U.S.A.|1000 Interlocking Pieces]] | |
Latest revision as of 01:33, 8 November 2007
1000 Interlocking Pieces was a zine by Jason Adams from Florence, South Carolina.
It often focused on creativity and the writing process, existentialism, Christianity, and/or Jason's long held job at Sam's Club. To quote issue #5: "Morals and ethical concerns run for cover like so many cockroaches when the lights are turned on. Character is what you do when nobody's watching, when you think nobody's watching..."
