Cynical Soul - Revision history

InvisibleFriend: added category

2007-11-29T03:35:31Z

added category

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	WWN and its intro to zines via Cynical Soul has spawned many ziners and projects in its own right, but class will always begin with the story of how one ziner couldn't find a way to get the darkness OUT, and his suicide led to Victoria's campaign to free ALL ziners in both thought and publishing. Carpe Testator!		WWN and its intro to zines via Cynical Soul has spawned many ziners and projects in its own right, but class will always begin with the story of how one ziner couldn't find a way to get the darkness OUT, and his suicide led to Victoria's campaign to free ALL ziners in both thought and publishing. Carpe Testator!

-	[[Category:Zine]]	+	[[Category:Zine]][[Category:Zines from the U.S.A.]]

	[[Category:Musea Zine Hall of Fame]][[Category:Kansas Zines]] [[Category:1990's publications]]		[[Category:Musea Zine Hall of Fame]][[Category:Kansas Zines]] [[Category:1990's publications]]

InvisibleFriend: wikifying

2007-11-27T22:20:36Z

wikifying

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	'''Cynical Soul''' is a [[zine]] by [[Victoria Crowder Payne]].		'''Cynical Soul''' is a [[zine]] by [[Victoria Crowder Payne]].

-	It began in 1996 as a response to the suicide death of Victoria's good friend and UMKC debater David MacDonald. He was a gifted speaker, deep thinker, innovative musician, and true friend. As an homage to David's zine [[Envy the Dead]], Victoria launched Cynical Soul (poetry, fiction, humor, and reviews)and began teaching zine making as creative writing at UMKC. This led to zine distro at Recycled Sounds (Anne Winter's now deceased music store) and the conception of the Midwest Underground Media Symposium (MUMS) to give zinersters a venue for moving and shaking. With the sponsorship of the Free Speech Coalition and its tireless members, Cynical Soul helped begin what was an era of vitality in Kansas City's alternative culture. The first annual MUMS brought stars like [[R. Seth Friedman]] ([[Factsheet Five]]), Ian MacKaye (Fugazi), [[V Vale]] (VSearch/ReSearch and [[Search and Destroy]]), and Jeremy McConnell (Flavorpak) together for real discussion and community building. Subsequent guests included William "Billy" Upski (Bomb the Suburbs, No More Prisons), Henry Rollins (Black Flag), Jello Biafra (Dead Kennedys), and many many more. (more historical info at CynicalSoul.com)	+	It began in 1996 as a response to the suicide death of Victoria's good friend and UMKC debater David MacDonald, aka [[David Mac]]. He was a gifted speaker, deep thinker, innovative musician, and true friend. As an homage to David's zine [[Envy the Dead]], Victoria launched Cynical Soul (poetry, fiction, humor, and reviews) and began teaching zine making as creative writing at UMKC. This led to zine distro at Recycled Sounds (Anne Winter's now deceased music store) and the conception of the Midwest Underground Media Symposium (MUMS) to give zinersters a venue for moving and shaking. With the sponsorship of the Free Speech Coalition and its tireless members, Cynical Soul helped begin what was an era of vitality in Kansas City's alternative culture. The first annual MUMS brought stars like [[R. Seth Friedman]] ([[Factsheet Five]]), Ian MacKaye (Fugazi), [[V Vale]] (VSearch/ReSearch and [[Search and Destroy]]), and Jeremy McConnell (Flavorpak) together for real discussion and community building. Subsequent guests included William "Billy" Upski (Bomb the Suburbs, No More Prisons), Henry Rollins (Black Flag), Jello Biafra (Dead Kennedys), and many many more. (more historical info at CynicalSoul.com)
	As of Fall, 2007, Victoria still teaches zining, though it's mutated into "Writing Without a Net" and appears in the Pre College Art Lab each summer at the Kansas City Art Institute (2007 is the 8th year running).		As of Fall, 2007, Victoria still teaches zining, though it's mutated into "Writing Without a Net" and appears in the Pre College Art Lab each summer at the Kansas City Art Institute (2007 is the 8th year running).
	WWN and its intro to zines via Cynical Soul has spawned many ziners and projects in its own right, but class will always begin with the story of how one ziner couldn't find a way to get the darkness OUT, and his suicide led to Victoria's campaign to free ALL ziners in both thought and publishing. Carpe Testator!		WWN and its intro to zines via Cynical Soul has spawned many ziners and projects in its own right, but class will always begin with the story of how one ziner couldn't find a way to get the darkness OUT, and his suicide led to Victoria's campaign to free ALL ziners in both thought and publishing. Carpe Testator!

InvisibleFriend at 09:08, 12 October 2007

2007-10-12T09:08:43Z

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	'''Cynical Soul''' is a [[zine]] by [[Victoria Crowder Payne]].		'''Cynical Soul''' is a [[zine]] by [[Victoria Crowder Payne]].

-	It began in 1996 as a response to the suicide death of Victoria's good friend and UMKC debater David MacDonald. He was a gifted speaker, deep thinker, innovative musician, and true friend. As an homage to David's zine [[Envy the Dead]], Victoria launched Cynical Soul (poetry, fiction, humor, and reviews)and began teaching zine making as creative writing at UMKC. This led to zine distro at Recycled Sounds (Anne Winter's now deceased music store) and the conception of the Midwest Underground Media Symposium (MUMS) to give zinersters a venue for moving and shaking. With the sponsorship of the Free Speech Coalition and its tireless members, Cynical Soul helped begin what was an era of vitality in Kansas City's alternative culture. The first annual MUMS brought stars like [[R Seth Friedman]] ([[Factsheet Five]]), Ian MacKaye (Fugazi), [[V Vale]] (VSearch/ReSearch and [[Search and Destroy]]), and Jeremy McConnell (Flavorpak) together for real discussion and community building. Subsequent guests included William "Billy" Upski (Bomb the Suburbs, No More Prisons), Henry Rollins (Black Flag), Jello Biafra (Dead Kennedys), and many many more. (more historical info at CynicalSoul.com)	+	It began in 1996 as a response to the suicide death of Victoria's good friend and UMKC debater David MacDonald. He was a gifted speaker, deep thinker, innovative musician, and true friend. As an homage to David's zine [[Envy the Dead]], Victoria launched Cynical Soul (poetry, fiction, humor, and reviews)and began teaching zine making as creative writing at UMKC. This led to zine distro at Recycled Sounds (Anne Winter's now deceased music store) and the conception of the Midwest Underground Media Symposium (MUMS) to give zinersters a venue for moving and shaking. With the sponsorship of the Free Speech Coalition and its tireless members, Cynical Soul helped begin what was an era of vitality in Kansas City's alternative culture. The first annual MUMS brought stars like [[R. Seth Friedman]] ([[Factsheet Five]]), Ian MacKaye (Fugazi), [[V Vale]] (VSearch/ReSearch and [[Search and Destroy]]), and Jeremy McConnell (Flavorpak) together for real discussion and community building. Subsequent guests included William "Billy" Upski (Bomb the Suburbs, No More Prisons), Henry Rollins (Black Flag), Jello Biafra (Dead Kennedys), and many many more. (more historical info at CynicalSoul.com)
	As of Fall, 2007, Victoria still teaches zining, though it's mutated into "Writing Without a Net" and appears in the Pre College Art Lab each summer at the Kansas City Art Institute (2007 is the 8th year running).		As of Fall, 2007, Victoria still teaches zining, though it's mutated into "Writing Without a Net" and appears in the Pre College Art Lab each summer at the Kansas City Art Institute (2007 is the 8th year running).
	WWN and its intro to zines via Cynical Soul has spawned many ziners and projects in its own right, but class will always begin with the story of how one ziner couldn't find a way to get the darkness OUT, and his suicide led to Victoria's campaign to free ALL ziners in both thought and publishing. Carpe Testator!		WWN and its intro to zines via Cynical Soul has spawned many ziners and projects in its own right, but class will always begin with the story of how one ziner couldn't find a way to get the darkness OUT, and his suicide led to Victoria's campaign to free ALL ziners in both thought and publishing. Carpe Testator!

InvisibleFriend: Formatting, Wikifying & Categorizing

2007-10-12T09:08:07Z

Formatting, Wikifying & Categorizing

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	'''Cynical Soul''' is a [[zine]] by [[Victoria Crowder Payne]].		'''Cynical Soul''' is a [[zine]] by [[Victoria Crowder Payne]].
-	It began in 1996 as a response to the suicide death of Victoria's good friend and UMKC debater David MacDonald. He was a gifted speaker, deep thinker, innovative musician, and true friend. As an homage to David's zine Envy the Dead, Victoria launched Cynical Soul (poetry, fiction, humor, and reviews)and began teaching zine making as creative writing at UMKC. This led to zine distro at Recycled Sounds (Anne Winter's now deceased music store) and the conception of the Midwest Underground Media Symposium (MUMS) to give ~~ziners~~ a venue for moving and shaking. With the sponsorship of the Free Speech Coalition and its tireless members, Cynical Soul helped begin what was an era of vitality in Kansas City's ~~alterna-~~culture. The first annual MUMS brought stars like R Seth Friedman (Factsheet Five), Ian MacKaye (Fugazi), V Vale (VSearch/ReSearch), and Jeremy McConnell (Flavorpak) together for real discussion and community building. Subsequent guests included William "Billy" Upski (Bomb the Suburbs, No More Prisons), Henry Rollins (Black Flag), Jello Biafra(Dead Kennedys), and many many more. (more historical info at CynicalSoul.com)	+
-	~~Currently (~~Fall, 2007), Victoria still teaches zining, though it's mutated into "Writing Without a Net" and appears in the Pre College Art Lab each summer at the Kansas City Art Institute (2007 is the 8th year running).	+	It began in 1996 as a response to the suicide death of Victoria's good friend and UMKC debater David MacDonald. He was a gifted speaker, deep thinker, innovative musician, and true friend. As an homage to David's zine [[Envy the Dead]], Victoria launched Cynical Soul (poetry, fiction, humor, and reviews)and began teaching zine making as creative writing at UMKC. This led to zine distro at Recycled Sounds (Anne Winter's now deceased music store) and the conception of the Midwest Underground Media Symposium (MUMS) to give zinersters a venue for moving and shaking. With the sponsorship of the Free Speech Coalition and its tireless members, Cynical Soul helped begin what was an era of vitality in Kansas City's alternative culture. The first annual MUMS brought stars like [[R Seth Friedman]] ([[Factsheet Five]]), Ian MacKaye (Fugazi), [[V Vale]] (VSearch/ReSearch and [[Search and Destroy]]), and Jeremy McConnell (Flavorpak) together for real discussion and community building. Subsequent guests included William "Billy" Upski (Bomb the Suburbs, No More Prisons), Henry Rollins (Black Flag), Jello Biafra (Dead Kennedys), and many many more. (more historical info at CynicalSoul.com)
		+	As of Fall, 2007, Victoria still teaches zining, though it's mutated into "Writing Without a Net" and appears in the Pre College Art Lab each summer at the Kansas City Art Institute (2007 is the 8th year running).
	WWN and its intro to zines via Cynical Soul has spawned many ziners and projects in its own right, but class will always begin with the story of how one ziner couldn't find a way to get the darkness OUT, and his suicide led to Victoria's campaign to free ALL ziners in both thought and publishing. Carpe Testator!		WWN and its intro to zines via Cynical Soul has spawned many ziners and projects in its own right, but class will always begin with the story of how one ziner couldn't find a way to get the darkness OUT, and his suicide led to Victoria's campaign to free ALL ziners in both thought and publishing. Carpe Testator!

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	[[Category:Zine]]		[[Category:Zine]]

-	[[Category:Musea Zine Hall of Fame]]	+	[[Category:Musea Zine Hall of Fame]][[Category:Kansas Zines]] [[Category:1990's publications]]

Cynical soul at 17:52, 11 October 2007

2007-10-11T17:52:05Z

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	'''Cynical Soul''' is a [[zine]] by [[Victoria Crowder Payne]].		'''Cynical Soul''' is a [[zine]] by [[Victoria Crowder Payne]].
-	It began in 1996 as a response to the suicide death of Victoria's good friend and UMKC debater ~~Davic~~ MacDonald. He was a gifted speaker, deep thinker, innovative musician, and true friend. As an homage to David's zine Envy the Dead, Victoria launched Cynical Soul (poetry, fiction, humor, and reviews)and began teaching zine making as creative writing at UMKC. This led to zine distro at Recycled Sounds (Anne Winter's now deceased music store) and the conception of the Midwest Underground Media Symposium (MUMS) to give ziners a venue for moving and shaking. With the sponsorship of the Free Speech Coalition and its tireless members, Cynical Soul helped begin what was an era of vitality in Kansas City's alterna-culture. The first annual MUMS brought stars like R Seth Friedman (Factsheet Five), Ian MacKaye (Fugazi), V Vale (VSearch/ReSearch), and Jeremy McConnell (Flavorpak) together for real discussion and community building. Subsequent guests included William "Billy" Upski (Bomb the Suburbs, No More Prisons), Henry Rollins (Black Flag), Jello Biafra(Dead Kennedys), and many many more. (more historical info at CynicalSoul.com)	+	It began in 1996 as a response to the suicide death of Victoria's good friend and UMKC debater David MacDonald. He was a gifted speaker, deep thinker, innovative musician, and true friend. As an homage to David's zine Envy the Dead, Victoria launched Cynical Soul (poetry, fiction, humor, and reviews)and began teaching zine making as creative writing at UMKC. This led to zine distro at Recycled Sounds (Anne Winter's now deceased music store) and the conception of the Midwest Underground Media Symposium (MUMS) to give ziners a venue for moving and shaking. With the sponsorship of the Free Speech Coalition and its tireless members, Cynical Soul helped begin what was an era of vitality in Kansas City's alterna-culture. The first annual MUMS brought stars like R Seth Friedman (Factsheet Five), Ian MacKaye (Fugazi), V Vale (VSearch/ReSearch), and Jeremy McConnell (Flavorpak) together for real discussion and community building. Subsequent guests included William "Billy" Upski (Bomb the Suburbs, No More Prisons), Henry Rollins (Black Flag), Jello Biafra(Dead Kennedys), and many many more. (more historical info at CynicalSoul.com)
	Currently (Fall, 2007), Victoria still teaches zining, though it's mutated into "Writing Without a Net" and appears in the Pre College Art Lab each summer at the Kansas City Art Institute (2007 is the 8th year running).		Currently (Fall, 2007), Victoria still teaches zining, though it's mutated into "Writing Without a Net" and appears in the Pre College Art Lab each summer at the Kansas City Art Institute (2007 is the 8th year running).
	WWN and its intro to zines via Cynical Soul has spawned many ziners and projects in its own right, but class will always begin with the story of how one ziner couldn't find a way to get the darkness OUT, and his suicide led to Victoria's campaign to free ALL ziners in both thought and publishing. Carpe Testator!		WWN and its intro to zines via Cynical Soul has spawned many ziners and projects in its own right, but class will always begin with the story of how one ziner couldn't find a way to get the darkness OUT, and his suicide led to Victoria's campaign to free ALL ziners in both thought and publishing. Carpe Testator!

Cynical soul: Cynical Soul's past & present

2007-10-11T17:51:07Z

Cynical Soul's past & present

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-	'''Cynical Soul''' is a [[zine]] by [[Victoria Crowder~~-Lenz~~]].	+	'''Cynical Soul''' is a [[zine]] by [[Victoria Crowder Payne]].
-		+	It began in 1996 as a response to the suicide death of Victoria's good friend and UMKC debater Davic MacDonald. He was a gifted speaker, deep thinker, innovative musician, and true friend. As an homage to David's zine Envy the Dead, Victoria launched Cynical Soul (poetry, fiction, humor, and reviews)and began teaching zine making as creative writing at UMKC. This led to zine distro at Recycled Sounds (Anne Winter's now deceased music store) and the conception of the Midwest Underground Media Symposium (MUMS) to give ziners a venue for moving and shaking. With the sponsorship of the Free Speech Coalition and its tireless members, Cynical Soul helped begin what was an era of vitality in Kansas City's alterna-culture. The first annual MUMS brought stars like R Seth Friedman (Factsheet Five), Ian MacKaye (Fugazi), V Vale (VSearch/ReSearch), and Jeremy McConnell (Flavorpak) together for real discussion and community building. Subsequent guests included William "Billy" Upski (Bomb the Suburbs, No More Prisons), Henry Rollins (Black Flag), Jello Biafra(Dead Kennedys), and many many more. (more historical info at CynicalSoul.com)
		+	Currently (Fall, 2007), Victoria still teaches zining, though it's mutated into "Writing Without a Net" and appears in the Pre College Art Lab each summer at the Kansas City Art Institute (2007 is the 8th year running).
		+	WWN and its intro to zines via Cynical Soul has spawned many ziners and projects in its own right, but class will always begin with the story of how one ziner couldn't find a way to get the darkness OUT, and his suicide led to Victoria's campaign to free ALL ziners in both thought and publishing. Carpe Testator!

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Alanlastufka at 03:43, 21 August 2006

2006-08-21T03:43:09Z

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-	Cynical Soul is a [[zine]] by Victoria Crowder-Lenz.	+	'''Cynical Soul''' is a [[zine]] by [[Victoria Crowder-Lenz]].
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Musea: Cynical Soul intro and ZHOF tag

2006-08-21T03:23:13Z

Cynical Soul intro and ZHOF tag

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Cynical Soul is a [[zine]] by Victoria Crowder-Lenz.

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[[Category:Musea Zine Hall of Fame]]