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Topics include feminism, music (#2 has an interview with Rachel McNally, drummer of Sleepyhead, #5 interviews Azalia Snail, Mudwimmin, and Ann Rupel and Zeena Parkins of No Safety), abortion, and breasts. | Topics include feminism, music (#2 has an interview with Rachel McNally, drummer of Sleepyhead, #5 interviews Azalia Snail, Mudwimmin, and Ann Rupel and Zeena Parkins of No Safety), abortion, and breasts. | ||
| − | Zines reviewed in issues 2 and 3 included [[Sourpuss]], [[Hungry Girl]], [[Out, Damn Spot]], [[10 Things]], [[No Duh]], [[Girl Cola]], [[Ghoti]], [[Street Beat]], [[No Sanctuary]], [[Chainsaw]], [[Guerita]], [[Information Panic]], [[Second Guess]], [[Emergency Broadcast System]], [[Madwoman]], a [[Paul Weinman]] zine, and [[Speed Kills]]. | + | Zines reviewed in issues 2 and 3 included [[Sourpuss]], [[Hungry Girl]], [[Out, Damn Spot]], [[10 Things Jesus Wants You To Know|10 Things]], [[No Duh]], [[Girl Cola]], [[Ghoti]], [[Street Beat]], [[No Sanctuary]], [[Chainsaw]], [[Guerita]], [[Information Panic]], [[Second Guess]], [[Emergency Broadcast System]], [[Madwoman]], a [[Paul Weinman]] zine, and [[Speed Kills]]. |
In an interview with [[Chip Rowe]] for [[Zinebook]], Barkun said the name "Pawholes" was inspired by an incident in which she was pawed by a guy who ripped enlarged holes in her jeans. | In an interview with [[Chip Rowe]] for [[Zinebook]], Barkun said the name "Pawholes" was inspired by an incident in which she was pawed by a guy who ripped enlarged holes in her jeans. | ||
Latest revision as of 22:34, 20 August 2015
Pawholes was a personal and music zine published by Deborah Barkun and Keren Kurti in Pittsburgh, PA starting in 1991 and continuing for at least six issues.
Topics include feminism, music (#2 has an interview with Rachel McNally, drummer of Sleepyhead, #5 interviews Azalia Snail, Mudwimmin, and Ann Rupel and Zeena Parkins of No Safety), abortion, and breasts.
Zines reviewed in issues 2 and 3 included Sourpuss, Hungry Girl, Out, Damn Spot, 10 Things, No Duh, Girl Cola, Ghoti, Street Beat, No Sanctuary, Chainsaw, Guerita, Information Panic, Second Guess, Emergency Broadcast System, Madwoman, a Paul Weinman zine, and Speed Kills.
In an interview with Chip Rowe for Zinebook, Barkun said the name "Pawholes" was inspired by an incident in which she was pawed by a guy who ripped enlarged holes in her jeans.
Excerpts from Pawholes were published in A Girl's Guide to Taking over the World: Writings from the Girl Zine Revolution edited by Tristan Taormino and Karen Green and The Book of Zines edited by Chip Rowe.
Copies of Pawholes are in the collections of Duke University, the GLBT Historical Society of Northern California, University of Miami, Denver Zine Library, DePaul University, and Smith College.
External Links
- An Interview with the Creator of Pawholes, Deborah Barkun interviewed by Chip Rowe, Zinebook.com, circa 1997
- Creative Revenge Techniques, excerpted from Pawholes, Zinebook.com
