My name is Lorenzo Crescini. I am a Captain of the merchant  Navy now
on retirement.
When I was a secular missionary in an African leprosary, I wrote
some Flashes on the Holy Gospels  which helped a lot of people  by
giving them new trust and hope. You will find them in web site

www.lorenzocrescini.it/holygospels
E mail:
ricercapap@...

Here are the first three Flashes as an example
1. There is the historical  proof the myth could not invent the
Cross . If  the Cross roused a "social orror" by the heathens ,it
caused a shocking religious dismay by the Jews. It is not a case that
the first christians in  order to avoid that the preaching might be
jeopardised.,represented the Cross by an anchor ,a plough, a mast, a
man praying with open arms.How can we think that this way of dying
was put in the myth by the christians themselves ?

2. Should somebody tell us of having seen a dead person on the
cross resuscitated, nobody would believe him. But if the same person
stating that could also make miracles, then we would believe him.
That happened to the Apostles who got the power of making miracles in
order to be believed. Without that power, Christianity couldn't have
been born.

3. Jesus says on the Cross: "My God ,My God ,why did You abandon
me ? Such words might even shock the reader. Why should they have
been written  if they weren't true,then ?

MUST READ if you have, know or are a young adult!
Date: Mon, 7 Jun 2004 13:10:16 -0400
Subject: Military Draft expected to start June 15, 2005

If there are children in your family, READ this.

There is pending legislation in the House and Senate (twin bills: S 89
and HR 163) which will time the program's initiation so the draft can
begin  at early as Spring 2005 -- just after the 2004 presidential
election. The administration is quietly trying to get these bills
passed now, while the public's attention is on the elections.

Congress brought twin bills, S. 89 and HR 163 forward,entitled the
Universal National Service Act of 2003, "to provide for the common
defense by requiring that all young persons [age 18--26] in the United
States, including women, perform a period of military service  or a
period of civilian service in furtherance of the national defense and
homeland security, and for other purposes." These active bills
currently sit in the committee on armed services.

Dodging the draft will be more difficult than those from the Vietnam
era. College and Canada will not be options. In December 2001, Canada
and  the U.S. signed a "smart border declaration,"  which could be
used to keep would-be draft dodgers in. Signed by Canada's minister of
foreign affairs, John Manley, and U.S.  Homeland Security director,
Tom  Ridge, the declaration involves a 30-point plan which implements,
among  other things, a "pre-clearance agreement" of people entering
and  departing each country.
Reforms aimed at making the draft more equitable along gender and
class lines also eliminates higher education as a shelter.
Underclassmen would only be able to postpone service until the end of
their current semester. Seniors would have until the end of the
academic year.

This plan, among other things, eliminates higher education as a
shelter and includes women in the draft.

Please send this on to all the parents and teachers you know, and all
the aunts and uncles, grandparents, godparents.... And let your
children know -it's their future, and they can be a powerful voice for
change!

Please also contact your representatives to ask them why they aren't
telling their constituents about these bills -- and contact newspapers
and other media outlets to ask them why they're not covering this
important story.

The draft $28 million has been added to the 2004 selective service
system (sss)  budget to prepare for a military draft that could start
as early as June 15, 2005.  Selective Service must report to Bush on
March 31, 2005 that the system, which has lain dormant for decades, is
ready for
activation.

Please see website: <http://www.sss.gov/perfplan_fy2004.html>  to view
the sss annual performance plan - fiscal year 2004.

The pentagon has quietly begun a public campaign to fill all 10,350
draft board positions and 11,070 appeals board slots nationwide.
Though this is an unpopular election year topic, military experts and
influential members of congress are suggesting that if Rumsfeld's
prediction of a "long, hard slog" in Iraq and Afghanistan [and a
permanent state of war on "terrorism"] proves accurate, the U.S. may
have no choice but to draft.

http://www.sss.gov/perfplan_fy2004.html

WHAT TO DO:  Tell all your friends!!!!!
Contact your Senators & Reps and tell them to oppose these bills!!!
For the full list of Senate & House Representatives (53) and websites,
go to:
http://www.visi.com/juan/congress/cgi-bin/newseek.cgi?site=ctc&state=ca

hey hey, just thought id tell you guys about this free debt consolidation site
that reduced my monthly payments by damn near half, no more worries about bills!

http://yckoxizec.badlink.net

I posted this on zinepublishers, if you dont want to be a member anymore just
email zinepublishers-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com

Sunday June 20

3PM

Central Park's SummerStage 72nd St. off 5th Ave. or 8th

Tama Waipara/Olu Dara/David Murray

Also!   In store performance/CD signing: Bondy's Record Shop 38 Park Place
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ScriptGraphics site close

The latest, new information has been posted on the ScriptGraphics site
now and you'd better get there quick. I'm shutting the current
ScriptGraphics site down in favor of a more expansive one (with less
hassles from the ISP) to be opened in September. Until then the site
I'll be using is:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ScriptGraphicsArtPremier

Please make a note of it and change the link on your sites to reflect
the change. The http://home.earthlink.net/~goza1 site will become
inactive on the 25th of June. Thank you very much.

But until then:
I've put up a tribute to a small press legend.
The new Magnicore strip is up (we're already at installment 23 of 60).
The second part of my Iraqi war commentary is up. (Wait until you see
the poster I found on the internet of the Bush Administrations players
in the conflict).
The Fenth gives his opinion on the state of small press artists and
why is so hard to succeed in the small press.
And an awesome Bullseye illustration that also graces the Art Premier
site. Hey, we're going on hiatus with a bang.
See you sooner than you think.

Darrell Goza
Nightray2002@...
http//groups.yahoo.com/ScriptGraphicsArtPremier

Agent With Style will be at the following conventions in July:

TORONTO TREK -- we will have mostly Stargate, Buffy and Trek zines in
the dealer's room.

SHORE LEAVE -- we'll have the full compliment we usually take in the
dealer's room.

GATECON -- we will have *only* Stargate zines and jewelry, selling
out of our Best Western hotel room.

SAN DIEGO COMIC CON -- we don't have a table, so we're only taking
*pre-con* orders to hand out from our room.  We will have *no* zines
with us other than those explictly asked for.

Any zine listed below or on our webpage at www.agentwithstyle.com is
available for a pre-con order.  The deadline for all four cons is
midnight on June 28, 2004.  If you want to make sure you can get a
zine, please send us a pre-con order!


             New zine listings:

           www.agentwithstyle.com

________________________________________

            *Buckaroo Banzai*
________________________________________


THE PENNY PARADOX 1
THE PENNY PARADOX 2

Buckaroo Banzai is a neurosurgeon, a rocket scientist, a musician, a
samarai and a superhero.  And he's modest, too.  He and his friends,
also known as the hip rock band, the Hong Kong Kavaliers, have
already saved the planet once by stopping the Red Lectroids from
stealing one of Buckaroo's inventions, one that would open the Eighth
Dimension and allow more Red Lectroids through, endangering the
entire world.  And now they're back for more adventures!  Watch Team
Banzai do battle with the evil Hanoi Xan!  See Perfect Tommy dress in
polyester!  See Rawhide be put to rest!  Follow Reno and New Jersey
to a survival seminar in Peru!  See Buckaroo help Kirk and Spock save
the U.S. Space Program!  And maybe find out why that watermelon is
still there!

________________________________________

              *Due South*
________________________________________


BYE-BYE, BOOKMAN

In this wonderful slash novel by Muriel Perun, with an intriguing
cover by Laura Shapiro, it's been over a year, but Ray Vecchio is
still haunted by his time spent undercover as deadly criminal Armando
Langoustini. Nothing about his former life fits anymore, least of all
Fraser, now back in town after his failed relationship with Kowalski.
Can Vecchio pick up the pieces of his life when so many parts still
seem to be missing?


HAWK AND HANDSAW

While Ray Vecchio may be mad north-north-west, when the wind is
southerly, he knows a hawk from a handsaw.  But mad or sane, both he
and Fraser show their love for each other in these wonderfully
written stories.  Don't miss this fantastic slash zine!


________________________________________

           *Garrison's Gorillas*
________________________________________


WAR IS HELL

"Garrison's Gorillas" is a series set in WWII about five intriguing
men, each decidedly unique, performing in extreme conditions, and
just like the show, this zine is character-driven, its humor and
drama arising from the characters.  Come meet Garrison and his band
of rough-and-tumble, but heart-of-gold Gorillas, in this not-to-be-
missed gen zine!


________________________________________

           *Houston Knights*
________________________________________


LONE STAR KNIGHTS 1
LONE STAR KNIGHTS 2

Sometimes it's hard to tell the good guys from the bad guys, and
sometimes the bad guys win, but through it all, good times and bad, a
partner you can count on is worth his weight in gold.  Levon and Joe
didn't start out liking each other, but dangerous situations have a
way of making fast buddies of even the most cantakerous of fellas.
Full of laughter, tears and love, these wonderful gen zines are must-
haves!

________________________________________

              *Multimedia*
________________________________________


CELESTIAL TOYBOX 20

As a container that can hold anything in the universe, you'll be
constantly suprised at what you'll find in this toybox!  A great gen
zine!


HOMOSAPIEN 7

From Australia, these zines are full of hot and sexy slash stories
that'll get your motor revving!


HORIZONTAL MOSAIC 6

From light to dark, silly to dramatic, the pairings that make up
these beautiful mosaics will entrance and enthrall you in a collage
of wonderful stories!


REMOTE CONTROL 2
REMOTE CONTROL 3

With the flip of a page, you can go from one fantastic fandom to
another.  Like the best VCR or DVD recorder in the world, you get
great gen stories in all your favorite fandoms without having to sit
through ten hours of "Barney, the purple dinosaur"!

________________________________________

       *Pirates of the Caribbean*
________________________________________


L-EE-VERAGE!

In this engaging sequel to "An Opportune Moment," (available from
AWS) written and illustrated by P.S. Nim, while suffering from ill
health, and suspecting that he is still afflicted by a partial curse,
Captain Jack Sparrow decides to return to Isla de la Muerta.
Elizabeth and Will are determined to go with him, and so is another
unlikely participant -- Commodore Norrington!

________________________________________

               *Poetry*
________________________________________


SOMEWHERE ON THE EDGE OF WORDS

D.M. Kraft has written a wonderful book of poems, many of which are
fandom-inspired.  "I Walk Ancient Roads," 2002 winner of a Stargate
SG-1 fiction award for best poem, and written from the perspective of
Daniel Jackson.  "I Hurt When You Hurt" and "So Many Things I Need to
Say," both inspired by a common theme in Sentinel fic that involves
Jim and Blair unable to express to one another important thoughts and
feelings.  "Dreaming," a poem that helps explain the importance of
fanfic to both its writers and its readers, as a genre in which "the
stories never cease to rise, the heroes never die, and I often find,
to my surprise, they sometimes even cry...."  Don't miss this
incredible book!

________________________________________

          *The Professionals*
________________________________________


CI5 FILES RE-OPENED

Now collected together for the first in one zine, all these wonderful
stories written and illustrated by Anne-Marie Caluwaert show the
brotherly love Bodie and Doyle have for one another and the strength
of their partnership, where it's often them against the rest of the
world.  Don't miss this great zine!

________________________________________

               *Star Trek*
________________________________________


CALIFORNIA K/S 3
(aka STILL MORE CALIFORNIA K/S)

In these various slash stories, follow Captain James T. Kirk and
Commander Spock as they live and love, as their relationship begins
to change and evolve into...something new.


KALEIDOSCOPE 3
KALEIDOSCOPE 6

In a kaleidoscope, colored fragments are reflected and refracted to
produce patterns that constantly change, yet are always eye-
catchingly beautiful.  In this wonderful series of Kirk/Spock zines,
you'll find stories that do the very same thing -- take one Human and
one Vulcan and mix, to delightful results!


________________________________________

            *Stargate SG-1*
________________________________________


AD ASTRA PER ASPERA 5

The title translates to 'a rough road to the stars,' and that's
exactly what you find in these gen stories:  some hardship, some
anxiety, a few tears, but also, some laughter, some loving, and the
strongest bonds of friendship between four people that can never be
broken, no matter how rough the road.


DISCIPLINE 2

These slash zines contains hot, sexy stories that have kinks, mild
bondage and discipline, and if that gets you going, come join Jack
and Daniel as they love each other, and learn just how far each of
them is willing to go...


FOUNDATIONS 4
FOUNDATIONS 5

These gen zines celebrate the true friendship and brotherly love Jack
O'Neill and Daniel Jackson have for each other, and for their
teammates.  Each story holds deeper facets because of the many
interwoven friendships they portray.  If you're looking for good,
solid, well-written Stargate stories, you can't pass these zines by!

________________________________________

              *Tote Bags*
________________________________________


The vacation you carry in your hand!  Who wouldn't love a nice tote
bag for their summer travels?  (Or for the market, for the concert,
or for work.)  Left over from the RevelCon convention, these strong,
sturdy tote bags are just the thing to carry your zines and other
fannish items while at a con, or to brighten up your work day.  In
two different sizes, you'll be able to choose just the carrier for
you, and keep things close at hand in your own funky, durable, and
infinitely stylish tote bag!  Design can be seen on our website
under 'Tote Bags'.

________________________________________

           *War of the Worlds*
________________________________________


DEE-PICE 1
DEE-PICE 2

In the "War of the World" series, Dr. Clayton Forrester, Harrison
Blackwood's foster father, had worked on "Operation Deep Ice," a
project regarding the 1953 invasion, whose papers were stored in an
underground vault. When the group gets to the army base, they
discover that the archives are stored in more than one vault under
various misspellings of the name 'Deep Ice,' as a security measure.
While 'Dee-Pice' was one of those misspellings, and even though these
gen zines have been out of print for quite a while, they are no
longer 'lost'.  Come read wonderful stories from some of the best
authors in this fandom, and discover just why the aliens were so
eager to get their hands on these documents!

________________________________________


Dozens of fandoms.  Thousands of zines.
Check us out!   www.agentwithstyle.com

LA ZINE FIESTA  2004

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ARTS IN ACTION

1919 7th Street 4th Floor, Los Angeles

SATURDAY, JULY 10  (11 to 5pm)

Join in the festivities, support the indenpendent press, comic artists and
do-it-yourself crafters in this one day event. Trade and sell your creations,
whether they be zines, comics, books, handmade crafts, etc. Sit in on a diy
workshop or just stop by and browse. It's free to the public. Exhibitor space is
still available!

The website (http://www.geocities.com/lazinefiesta/) will hopefully answer any
further questions you may have. If not, you can always email me directly at
lazinefiesta@....

Thanks,

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Issue number six of my zine of fairy tales, 398, is all done. It's
1/2 size, 28 pages, has three new short stories, and also a neat e-
mail interview with the author Tamora Pierce. It costs $1 us/can or
trade. E-mail me at zine_398@... (or post) if you're
interested!

Sorry for cross-posting.


-Elizabeth

Sorry to post again, I messed up my e-mail. It is
zine398@... and my web page of zines is
geocities.com/zine_398

--- In zinepublishers@yahoogroups.com, "zabe398" <zine398@h...>
wrote:
> Issue number six of my zine of fairy tales, 398, is all done. It's
> 1/2 size, 28 pages, has three new short stories, and also a neat e-
> mail interview with the author Tamora Pierce. It costs $1 us/can
or
> trade. E-mail me at zine_398@h... (or post) if you're
> interested!
>
> Sorry for cross-posting.
>
>
> -Elizabeth

On Friday, August 6, 2004, Altar Magazine will bring award-winning
filmmaker Maggie Hadleigh-West to the Pioneer Theater in NYC to
discuss her controversial documentary War Zone, a film about the
street harassment of women. In War Zone, Hadleigh-West turns the
camera on her harassers, inquiring about the intent behind their
actions and overt aggression. Hadleigh-West will show her
documentary, talk about the content of the film and address audience
questions.

We are offering a promotional package that will allow you to
interact with attendees in a meaningful way. Each attendee will
receive a gift bag full of prizes and promotional materials from our
sponsors.

This is an excellent and cost-effective opportunity to promote your
zine to a diverse audience of New York City students, educators,
media-makers, artists and activists concerned with women's right to
safe and harassment-free streets. By participating in this
promotion, you will reach over 10,000 people (includes our mailing
list, subscribers, the hits on our website, event flyer and
attendees).

Sponsor Package ($35)
* name listed on all publicity material
* insert of promotional materials (business card, flyer, magazine,
sample, etc.) into gift bags that all participants will receive

We ask that reservations for the sponsor package be made by July
19th with all advertising materials submitted by July 26th. Please
contact Mandy at info@altarmagazine to make your reservation today.

Once again this event will take place August 6, 2004 at 6pm at the
Pioneer Theater. For more information about War Zone visit
www.filmfatale.com.

Thanks and we hope you will join us for this exciting event!

Altar Magazine
955 Metropolitan Avenue
Suite 4R
Brooklyn NY 11211
917.337.0443
info@...


PIONEER THEATER
155 East 3rd Street (at Ave. A)
New York, NY 10009
www.twoboots.com/pioneer

MADISON ZINE FEST
I am writing to inform you that I am going to be
organizing a Zine Fest that will occur in
collaboration with the Wisconsin Book Festival in
Madison, Wisconsin October 6-10 2004.

I am still looking for participants for tables and
other projects. For more info, go to:
www.madisonzinefest.org

Tables will be available at the Zine Fest and you can
register through the website. If you would like to be
involved, have questions or suggestions please do not
hesitate to contact me at:
librarian@... and check the website
for regular updates and improved design.
Thanks!
Alycia




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the philly zine fest was off the hizzie! well since it took place in
west philadelphia..i figured i'd say that!

anyway i debuted my newest issue of my zine, childlike empress and
between trades, a couple sales and handing off a few to
parcellpress.com (they are distro-ing me, i'm always looking for any
distro ops), i completely ran out of new issues, but i always have
plenty of copies of the first issue.

i was extremely honored to meet Christoph Meyer from OH, creator of
28 pages lovingly bound with twine and Davida Gypsy Breier of
Xerography Debt and Leeking Inc, two people i admire from afar.
Perhaps one day i'll get to meet Jeff Somers at one of these zine
events, if he ever leaves the confines of his beloved Jersey
hometown.

anyways i met lots of new faces, reconnected with familiar faces and
made new friends! and got lots of free stuff as well

big ups to Andrea and Casey, the tireless organizers of the Philly
Zine Fest and i have nothing but respect for them both! i hope they
got a well deserved rest after this!

that's all from me! anyone else from this list go?

-raequel

Hey Raequel,

It was great seeing you again!

Lots of new faces, too many names to remember. For
those of you who were there I was the guy who was
wearing the "ZINE" shirt (still available for sale on
my web site www.njghost.com) and sweating like someone
who just stepped out of the shower. I think I drank my
body weight in water that day.

I wanted to thank Andrea and Casey personally, but
there was just TOO much going on. Were they the
wonderfuly thoughtful people going around with
popcicles?

I hope everyone at least got to hog the cameras for a
few seconds. There were two crews mixing it up with
the crowd -- and you should all expect to see a DVD by
the end of the year! Perhaps a holiday gift for the
zinesters in your life?

ANyway, it was a great time and I met tons of
interesting people. Thanks to everyone that came out!

Bob
(BOB Zine; NJZAG; OP Distro... whew!)

www.njghost.com






--- ladytris@... wrote:
> the philly zine fest was off the hizzie! well since
> it took place in
> west philadelphia..i figured i'd say that!
>
> anyway i debuted my newest issue of my zine,
> childlike empress and
> between trades, a couple sales and handing off a few
> to
> parcellpress.com (they are distro-ing me, i'm always
> looking for any
> distro ops), i completely ran out of new issues, but
> i always have
> plenty of copies of the first issue.
>
> i was extremely honored to meet Christoph Meyer from
> OH, creator of
> 28 pages lovingly bound with twine and Davida Gypsy
> Breier of
> Xerography Debt and Leeking Inc, two people i admire
> from afar.
> Perhaps one day i'll get to meet Jeff Somers at one
> of these zine
> events, if he ever leaves the confines of his
> beloved Jersey
> hometown.
>
> anyways i met lots of new faces, reconnected with
> familiar faces and
> made new friends! and got lots of free stuff as well
>
> big ups to Andrea and Casey, the tireless organizers
> of the Philly
> Zine Fest and i have nothing but respect for them
> both! i hope they
> got a well deserved rest after this!
>
> that's all from me! anyone else from this list go?
>
> -raequel
>
>




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Tama Waipara <paikea@...> wrote:
Kia ora koutou,

This is a note to tell you about a special event that I am putting together
to showcase the artwork of my brother Zak Waipara.

Where: Niagara, Cnr 7th St and Ave A
When: August 12th, 8pm
What: PINGAO and TOETOE - A Love Story

This show features the artwork of Zak Waipara, illustrator, painter, writer.
Zak's images are vibrant, colourful and exquisitely beautiful. This 11 image
series tells the story of Pingao and Toetoe, brought together by nature and
fuses traditional stories with a contemporary aesthetic.

As part of the night's events, filmmaker Helena Smith and myself have
created a slideshow of images taken from the works themselves which forms
the backdrop for a soundtrack of original music being performed by myself
and Ataahua Papa.

I hope that you will be able to join us for the night. Zak's artwork will be
available for sale on the night.

Hope to see you there,

Arohanui

Tama



www.obliqsound.com





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We are starting a zine library/infoshop and are looking for people to
get involved.

We are looking for all zines in all languages but are particularly
interested in DIY, Feminist, Queer and Personal Zines.  If you would
like to get involved email me (Jenna) at deena_murmur at hotmail dot
com

or mail to

Katie and Jason
Santa Otilia, 41
08032 Barcelona
Spain

Thank you

PRESS RELEASE



A.C. SWINBURNE & WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE FEATURED ON CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED NEW CD
“TRIUMPH OF TIME” BY NEW ZEALAND'S TAMA WAIPARA



Contacts:

Bookings/Interviews: evan_ginzburg@...

CD purchases: ObliqSound info@...

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"An extraordinary voice" -- Germany's Der MusikMarkt.



“A remarkable debut” -- BPM



“One of the most uniquely “different” releases to ever grace our pages.” – Blues
& Soul



“Emotion-drenched” – Time Out New York





Nobody sounds like Tama.



And with Tama Waipara's Triumph of Time on ObliqSound, the New Zealand born
singer/guitarist/composer unleashes his unique musical vision.



"Music is an amazingly influential and vibrant element in my cultural
background," states Tama. "The Maori are a naturalistic and genealogically-based
indigenous culture steeped in the traditions of our ancestors, or 'iwi.' Our
culture is based on an ancestral oral tradition rich in chanted song and
percussive, rhythmic music."



Tama's Triumph of Time is where thoughts become poetry, poetry becomes verse and
verse becomes song.

And with poetry such a vital part of the project, Shakespeare and Swinburne came
into play. “Though working with the text of Shakespeare was a daunting task in
one way, on the other hand it was very exciting to apply it in a new way. The
appeal of Swinburne was the timelessness of the lyrics. Plus I particularly
appreciated his tying of issues like unrequited love to nature. You know, coming
from somewhere like New Zealand and being Maori, that love/nature connection is
a significant part of my upbringing.”



The CD is a diverse musical blueprint without borders. A fluid and eclectic
foray into R&B, jazz, classical, Latin rhythms and an amalgam of exotic
indigenous music from around the globe, the entire album reverberates with a
candor, intensity and stirring spirituality.



Tama has a growing European fan base following a successful UK tour that took
him to such noted venues as Fabric. In the US he has garnered critical praise
from his live shows at the prestigious Summer Stage festival in New York’s
Central Park and Joe's Pub (at the legendary Public Theater). He has made
repeated appearances on 50,000 Watt/200,000 listener Light Show on WBAI-FM in
New York and in December 2003 was invited to perform live on a WBAI on air
benefit that featured such musical giants as Roy Ayres and Groove Collective.
His release is generating excitement both within the industry and in record
buyers who pride themselves on their adventurous musical tastes. He also has a
weekly spot on a prime time arts program on TV in New Zealand and can be heard
each and every Thursday 10AM on WBAI-FM's (99.5 NYC) First Voices, the
Indigenous peoples' show.



Triumph of Time, released on May 5 2004, will take you on an aural and lyrical
journey.



Tama Waipara is available for interviews, live performances, and educational and
musical lectures and seminars.









New York: ObliqSound, Inc. 535 West 34th Street, New York, New York 10001

                     T (646) 792-2456    F (646) 792-2457

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The new Magnicore strips are up. That's right, there are two this time
since I missed last weeks postings:

http://home.earthlink.net/~nightray2002/id7.html

DGoza

Hey folks!

Denver zine librarians, Jamez and Kelly, have recently
been interviewed for National Public Radio’s Weekend
Edition Summer Reading Series.  You can listen to the
interview on Sunday, July 25, 2004 at the following
times on your local NPR station:
Eastern Time: 9:40am and 11:40am
Central Time: 8:40am and 10:40am
Mountain Time: 7:40am and 9:40am
Pacific Time: 6:40am and 8:40am

WESUN is a two-hour show and the summer reading series
portion is going to be towards the end.  If you try to
catch it, I suggest tuning in a bit before the times
above, just in case.

You can also check out the Denver Zine Library at
http://www.geocities.com/denverzinelibrary

Happy listening!
kelly




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This time I have a new and very cool website to recommend:
http://www.cgmoore.com.
The site www.cgmoore.com is the Official Website of a famous
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If you are interested in knowing what farangs have experienced in
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Moore is regarded as one of the best English writers writing about
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According to the Bangkok Post, "Moore knows Thailand better than the
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To Thai readers Moore may sound like a new name, but this author is
well known in America, Australia, Europe, and Japan.  He has lived in
Thailand for the past 16 years and has written 17 novels which have
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Moore's new book is just out! "Pattaya 24/7" is No. 8 in his famous
Vincent Calvino Private Eyes Series.
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hey kids...
i'm off to make more copies of some old and a new issue of gnosis, so if you're
interested, drop me a line:

gnosis #5- well, it starts as the diy issue but kinda loses it after awhile. how
to start your own zine, how to make a skirt out of a t-shirt, how to make
stencils...my break-up with sean, the beginning of an alphabet series (the bri
zine encyclopedia) A, B & C...republished article "punk'n'zine" from my old zine
"culture sh*ck", "remember when", a look back on my high school career...life
for pop tart #5-6 (comics), free stephen funk day 2003 (my opinions on NION's
support of stephen funk), and a bit more.

gnosis #6- the continued bri zine encyclopedia (D, E & F)..."it's been a year,
hasn't it?"- the year my life really began, "you can call me a fashion core
whore"- why i hate having my picture taken, random thoughts about my silly
crushes from november 03 (when i started making the zine) up until spring break,
when i was already well into my wonderful relationship with my boyfriend
donny...poetry by myself & local hip-hop artist/slam poet judah, "the role of
men and women in society baded upon 'the taming of the shrew'"...how spring
time=zine time, and a lot more.

gnosis #7- more bri zine encyclopedia (G, H & I though H is a little neglected),
life for pop tart #7 (comic), zine reviews, my summer internship workin for "the
man", a long slam poem that i wrote with judah (his half will be in gnosis #8),
why am i obsessed with notebooks?, oooh drama, my psuedo-band die computer die,
the so ricki reunion show (my first band), and a lot of neat, random
thoughts/writings

all of these are $1/2 stamps each. all are 1/4 size, 40 pages. i also accept
trade but please contact me first to discuss.

if any of you are still waiting for an order to be sent to you, i am sorry. i
moved recently so things have been a bit hectic. please email me & let me know
what you ordered, your address, etc.

bri zine
3721 riverside drive
cleveland, ohio 44109 usa

also, i'll be going to school in a few weeks...i can still receive mail at the
above address, but it will just take awhile. i'll have my kent address soon.



- bri zine
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PRESS RELEASE-

NEW ZEALAND BROTHER COMBINATION- THE WAIPARAS- COMBINE FOR UNIQUE EAST VILLAGE
ART SHOW/MUSICAL PERFORMANCE



ZAK and TAMA WAIPARA present "PINGAO and TOETOE – An exhibition/performance"

AUGUST 12th 8PM

NIAGARA 112 Ave. A at 7th St. NYC (downstairs)

Admission: Free

Contact: Tama Waipara (twaipara@...)





Kia ora koutou,

Just a note to let you know about a show I am doing with the work of my brother
Zak Waipara.



Programme:

8pm                  WELCOME

8.15pm             “Pingao & Toetoe” – Slideshow (Helena Smith) with Musical
Performance

8.30pm             Performance/ Exhibit



About the artists:



Zak Scott Rangi Waipara

An accomplished visual artist who combines a rich sense of his Maori heritage
with a vibrant flair for contemporary imagery, and just a touch of pop culture.
After publishing his graphic novel “Children of a Dying Nation” in 1994 at the
age of 20, Zak has worked extensively as an illustrator and graphic designer.
Zak is currently in Auckland, New Zealand.



Tama Waipara



An accomplished singer/songwriter/guitarist, he was the sensation of this
summer’s Central Park SummerStage festival. His critically acclaimed CD,
“Triumph of Time” is out on Obliq Sound and is a unique mix of classic poetry,
Shakespeare, and Maori chants with jazz, R&B and world beat elements mixed in.
Tama Waipara has worked on projects in conjunction with National Geographic
magazine and is a lecturer/performer in scholastic settings. He also appears
weekly on WBAI-FM’s indigenous peoples’ show, First Voices. His music can be
heard at: www.obliqsound.com. Available for bookings through: Evan Ginzburg at
evan_ginzburg@...



















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New ScriptGraphics uploads:
The new installment of the UltraHuman - Jazma League of Justice is
online at:
http://home.earthlink.net/~nightray2002/id7.html

Installments 29 and 30 of Magnicore are also online now.

NiteFire and Screech Owl's Crossover installment #3 is up too and
SunWraith's second installment is being colored even as I write this.

I'm a bit off my 4 strips a week pace but I've been able to completely
pencil:
6 NiteFire strips (all have been inked. Boy, I love that Aja).
4 SunWraith strips (and I've inked them too).
3 UltraHuman strips (which have also been inked digitally).

That's 13 total out of 16 for me. Close but no cigar. Yet.

Goza

Free Ebook



Hi friends,


I'm SAM, an Iraqi refugee living in Lebanon. I'm an activist for human rights,
especially for refugees. I'm working now on a project for publishing ebooks on
the net about our cases as refugees. I'm writing about my own experience and I'm
translating some articles from Arabic to English. One of my ebooks is for sale
and the other are for free. I need some help in proof reading and editing for my
free ebook {REFUGEES FARM} it's about a special event in the life of refugees in
Lebanon when they went in hunger strike at UNHCR's office in Beirut. I
translated articles from local newspaper and also I'll add my comments.



The book will be available for free, but I need some proof reading (in English).
I hope I can find help from any friend who has the ability and the time to do
some editing (grammar arranging). The work is in MS word documents. For any
friend how speaking Arabic and English there will be articles in Arabic.



Please notice; I don't have any financial offers for that work. I'll give it
free for any one who likes to read. I can offer only to put some announcement in
the ebook about any help I'll have to make the book. For example if there is any
one who has any kind of work related to book business and he will help me for
free I'll put an announcement about his company and his contribution in return
for his help or sponsoring if available.



I appreciate any help.

I’ll be happy if you look in this page: http://www.unhcr.co.uk/farm/farm.htm
there are links to download the work
  for the ebook ‘refugees farm’.

There are zip files contain the work, you can download what you like to read and
to work on if you like.

I’ll be happy to hear your opinions and comments.


Please, use the form in this page: http://www.unhcr.co.uk/email_me.htm to reach
me fast.

Thanks
Friend4all
SAM
http://www.unhcr.co.uk

My name is Lorenzo Crescini  and I'm Italian. These "Flashes on Good
and evil" reflect the same mood characterizing the Flashes on the
Holy Gospels and Turin's Holy Shroud I wrote in Africa: making myself
useful to our Lord Jesus Christ.
I will start by quoting the best Prayer to Jesus I've ever read.
At the very beginning some reflections concern the devil one.
I thank all those who will read me, write to me, will ask for an
explanation and those who will be able and willing to advertise what
they read by Web, the press or however they like.
I am confident that the last of my Reflections containing a few lined
short account of my life,  will be devoted to all of us who are proud
of the Lord.

Web site
www.lorenzocrescini.it/reflections
personal e-mail for communications
ricercapap@...

Best regards

Here are  three Reflections as an example

24) One cannot or mustn't say to those who are ill and
suffering: " That's God who puts you to the test". In this way we
would offend The God of Endless Love who cannot wish our suffering.
One needs say to those who suffer: " God's Son himself suffered
because of evil, but you will also resurrect with Him, as He did".
That is the truth and only the truth can give one who suffers the
Hope which won't let him fall into that despair the devil one wants
to seize his soul and conscience! Saying: "it's God who puts you to
the test" gives a suffering man the same relief a learned lecture on
food chemistry gives a starving  one.

29) We can give or take from God, Creator of all things, nothing,
except for two things: we can take from Him Honour by offending Him
with our refusal, we can give Him our love, by accepting Him in our
heart! With what insolence might we wish or boast His Light one day,
we, if we had denied Him all life long, being able to believe Him and
not doing that?

38) There are many Evangelic miracles showing the spontaneity of
a memory, neither built nor adapted, which nevertheless is engraved
in the memory of those who were present to the event.  It is from
conveyed small details that the truth of the memory of a lived and
handed down episode transpires.

My name is Ryan Rogers. I run a non-profit organization out of Salem,
Oregon called "Freaks N Geeks".  (I won't go too deeply into that
now, but if you are curious, lemme know and I'll tell more). Anyhow,
we publish a little zine (though I admit that we got into it a bit
ignorantly of the entire universe in which we existed), and are
expanding our operation a bit. We are developing, at Willamette
University, a "zine program", which will not only include tutorials
and classes on how to put togther zines and other independent
publishing projects, but also a zine library....which brings me to my
point.

We are in the process of putting together a zine library, which as
most of you know, is a rather daunting task. The first and foremost
thing is to, basically, 'get zines'. Zines that you would be willing
to contribute would be studies, read, shared, and truly enjoyed!
We'll take any zines whatsoever, and would love your submissions. If
you would be willing and/or interested in contributing your zines to
our project, please e-mail me at freaksngeeksrmr@....

One step further note, but we are considering trying to do some kind
of online archiving as well.  The parameters of this as a possibility
are still somewhat sketchy to us, so it may not work out, but if you
think you would be willing to allow your zines to be .pdf filed and
available online, please let us know that. We would not and never
will do this without express and direct permission.

Thank you again.
Ryan Rogers

PS - I notice an appology for cross-posting, and if it is something
that is frowned upon, I appologise as well. This is not spam. This is
a legitimate request, a legitimate project, and somethign that we are
undertaking passionately.

Striply Speaking –

I've always wanted to hearken back to the days of the first comics,
those done as strips.
Superman became and ushered in the age of the modern comic book
because the comic strip syndicates didn't think Superman would work as
a comic strip. If you've been to:
http://home.earthlink.net/~nightray2002/id7.html
then you've seen what I'm trying to do.
Let's bring back the comic strip format and lets do it for the web.

Here's the skinny:
1. You'll have to submit 15 (fifteen) initial strips to even be
considered for acceptance on the strip site.
[This will give us a good idea of what you're doing, if you're
committed to your project, and it'll give you plenty of lead time so
you won't get caught at any week with nothing to upload.]
2. Every week after that (once what you've submitted is accepted)
you'll have to submit one strip a week. You miss a week, you're moved
out of rotation and now have to submit an additional 15 (fifteen)
strips to be re-admitted into the strip site. [Again this is to insure
that you're committed to what you're doing. I've found that many of
the problems with the small press are that they don't consider their
audience. They produce only for themselves and the hell with the
audience. Comics is a `consistency over time' phenomenon. Every
segment of the comic industry has deadlines and consequences except
the small press. I suspect that's why the small press is so fragmented
and chaotic which is both its curse and blessing. Hopefully, this will
put the creators in the mindset that even the small press can conduct
itself in a timely and professional manner and remove the stigma that
we can't compete with the big boys.]
3. We're looking to post only PG13 material. If you can't make your
case in that arena, having gratuitous sex or hard language won't make
your story any more real or dramatic. We're looking for `class act'
material to effect a sophisticated audience. You can skirt the line
but don't cross it. The decisions of our editors are final and not up
for debate. If you think what you're doing might be objectionable, it
probably is. Sensual is fine, sexual and slutty isn't. Tastefully
staged death or killing scenes are fine, but `in your face'
gratuitously gory shock scenes are not.  Again, the decisions of our
editors are final and not up for debate.
4. We're only accepting continuous adventure and action strips at this
time. There are many gag strip sites online and we're not competing
with them. We're looking for the new mythologies to offer a different
slant but carry on the traditions of such comic strips as Mike Roper,
Prince Valiant, Batman, Steve Canyon, etc. Your strips can feature
Superheroes but they don't have to. As long as the strip is
adventurous and/or action packed with a story worth telling…you'll be
aces with us.
5. Drop a line to:
aja_frost@...
and let her know you're interested in being a part of this way cool
undertaking. Make sure you include the name of the strip, creator(s)
and copyright information somewhere on every strip you send. You are
the owner of the strip and all rights are yours. We will act as a
group site for the display of your strips, which will be in good
company. If you wish to archive your strips at a site of your choosing
we'll provide a link from the page your strip appears on to your
archive site. Otherwise, we'll archive them at another site of ours
(space permitting).
6. Since website space is finite, this is a first come first serve
proposition. It's all based on the amount of space any number of
strips take up at the site. If you have comic stories already done,
reformat them to the strip format size and you'll be good to go. We
did that with the Magnicore strip at:
http://home.earthlink.net/~nightray2002/id7.html
so please do stop by that site and see the look we're going for. But
please, only use it as an example of where to start from. You get to
be as creative as you want to be with us.

Some strip size specifications:
The template sizes we use would allow you to work more naturally (most
comic pages are 10 by 15. If you split that length by 4 you'll get our
one-quarter size - 3.675 by 10. If you split the page in thirds you'll
get the one third size - 4.875 by 10. [Keep in mind we separate one
strip from another by a quarter inch]. Each of the sizes will fit on
an eight and a half by eleven page for ease of use. Once the strip is
done, it's scanned at half it's size and that's what gets uploaded.
(Of course you can draw to the exact size if you like, the choice is
yours).
Keep the overall file size for e-mailing down to 150 KB or smaller. In
this case smaller is better. Fonts shouldn't be any smaller than 7
point if you expect them to be read. Your files must be in either gif
or jpeg format. You can work in color or black and white since the web
works easily with both.  An S.A.S.E. (self addressed stamped envelope)
will get you a set of our templates. Ask Aja nicely for our mailing
address.

Now that all the tech info is out of the way, please do concentrate on
you story telling. It's the area where most small press creators fall
short. Having a story you want to tell is not the same thing as
telling a story well. Pace your story within the confines of the strip
format. Don't think of the comic book format, think of the strip format.

With all that said: Good Luck and for those who take this on, welcome
aboard.

Darrell Goza

My name is kelly shortandqueer and I'm currently
working on putting together a workshop for the Madison
Zine Fest that talks about genderqueer/trans issues.
For this workshop, I'm trying to create a resource
zine where I list names of zinesters, specific zines
titles and contact info so that there will be a
semi-centralized list of how to access zines that talk
about gender identity and expression.  Of course, I
won't be able to find everything that's out there,
which is why I need your help! Do you publish a zine
that would be appropriate for this workshop? Do you
know someone who does?  Please let me know if I can
publish your name/contact info.  And please pass this
announcement on to anyone you think would be
interested. If you know of a zine that you think
should be listed, it would be great if you could send
me the contact info on the zine so I can contact ther
publisher.

In addition to the zine I'm creating, I'd love to have
copies of zines to hand out to workshop participants.
So, if you have an extra zine lying around and are
willing to donate it, please send it to:
kelly shortandqueer
1357 W. Augusta #1
Chicago, IL 60622

If you have any questions, please contact me at
shortandqueer@...

Thanks!
kelly shortandqueer



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The Willamette University Zine & Independent Publishing Project (WU
ZIPP) is on it's way now, and I appreciate the great responces we
have gotten. I'd, of course, love to get more than we've heard thus
far. If you are interested in submitting any zines (your own or even
others that you are finished with) we desperately need them!  Your
work will be seen by many and studied as a part of our educational
programming as well as available to a large audience.

I am including the mailing address for the project below. Feel free
to include a note or description of your zine. If you have any
questions, feel free to write to the address above. Thank you

The Willamette University Zine & Independed Publishing Project
c/o Ryan Rogers
1343 Saginaw St S
Salem, OR 97301

Agent With Style will be at the World Con, Noreas 4, in Boston on
Sept. 2-6, 2004.

Any zine listed below or on our webpage at www.agentwithstyle.com is
available for a pre-con order.  The deadline for World Con is
*tonight at midnight EST,* August 29, 2004.  If you want to make sure
you can get a zine, please send us a pre-con order!

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             * Battlestar Galactica *
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VISIONS OF GALACTICA 1
VISIONS OF GALACTICA 2
VISIONS OF GALACTICA 3
VISIONS OF GALACTICA 4
VISIONS OF GALACTICA 5
VISIONS OF GALACTICA 6
VISIONS OF GALACTICA 7
VISIONS OF GALACTICA 8
VISIONS OF GALACTICA 9

      Full of wonderful stories that run the gamut from seriously
dramatic to funny and back again, these gen zines will hold you
enthralled from cover to cover!  Come fall in love all over again
with Captain Apollo, Lt. Starbuck, Commander Adama and all the other
great characters this show has to offer, as they struggle to survive
Cylon attacks while searching for that elusive planet -- Earth!


________________________________________________

                * Emergency! *
________________________________________________


THE BEST OF KMG-365, Vol. 6

      Join Roy and Johnny in the fast-paced world of paramedics in
this gen anthology zine where they must
continue to fight a fierce forest fire while they mourn the loss of
some colleagues in a helicopter crash;
when on a call in unfamiliar territory, they run out of gas *and*
patience with each other; where Station 51 answers a call to rescue
people trapped in an elevator at a hotel where a Star Trek convention
is in full swing, and much more.  Don't miss it!



________________________________________________

     * Law and Order:  Special Victims Unit *
________________________________________________


BLACK AND WHITE

      In this slash sequel novella to LOVE IS THE LAW (see listing on
our website) by Melody Clark, one former New York Special Victims
Unit detective observed, "Nobody sees what we see."  Unbeknownst to
his SVU colleagues, one of their own *had* seen all that and more.
As revealed during his days on "Homicide: Life on the Streets," John
Munch has a dark and haunted past, but as his partner Fin and John
embark upon their new life together, Fin discovers pockets of John's
past about which he'd never known.  And he calls upon John to make
changes to ensure their future together.  The only question is
whether John is strong enough, at this late date, to change.



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                 * Multimedia *
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THE SONIC SCREWDRIVER 1
THE SONIC SCREWDRIVER 2
THE SONIC SCREWDRIVER 3
THE SONIC SCREWDRIVER 4
THE SONIC SCREWDRIVER 5
THE SONIC SCREWDRIVER 6
THE SONIC SCREWDRIVER 7
THE SONIC SCREWDRIVER 8

      From the cold reaches of outer space, where *Blake's 7's*
Liberator flies, to the rough and tumble streets of London where *The
Professional's* Bodie and Doyle keep law and order, to the dark,
leafy forest where *Robin of Sherwood's* Merry Men rob the rich and
protect Herne's lands, these zines are dedicated to the universes of
British television.  Discover a Yank named *Dempsey,* and his
partner, Lady Harriet *Makepeace,* two cops don't take no for an
answer!  Or take off for somewhere or somewhen else in the TARDIS
with *Doctor Who*!  Just don't forget to take these zines along for
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                 * Smallville *
________________________________________________


ALPHABET SERIES 2:  BLIZZARD

      A snowstorm hits Smallville, and Clark Kent is left on his own
to take care of the family farm.  Unable to contact Clark, his
parents -- away in Metropolis for a few days -- must turn to the only
person with a working phone line.  But when Lex Luthor braves the
elements to check on Clark himself, he finds out that driving off a
bridge is much easier than trying to nagivate a blizzard...  Stranded
at the farm, Clark and Lex make some interesting discoveries about
themselves and each other while trying to stay warm and
alive...together.  A fantastic slash novella written by T.M.
Alexander.



________________________________________________

                * The Sentinel *
________________________________________________


THE SENSUAL WORLD 3

      Full of hot, sizzling stories that will draw you into a world
you'll never want to leave, this slash zine will make you believe in
the power of the senses to leave one weak with passion and delirious
with love.  Could rock-hard Jim possibly be this passionate with his
lover?  Come find out!



________________________________________________

              * Star Trek (TOS) *
________________________________________________


HEALER OF THE WRAITH

      Romulans, mind-melds and plagues, oh, my!  Written by Karen
Halliday, with a beautiful cover by T'Guess, this McCoy-centric gen
novel will satisfy fans of the Good Doctor everywhere!


KALEIDOSCOPE 4
KALEIDOSCOPE 5
KALEIDOSCOPE 8

      In a kaleidoscope, colored fragments are reflected and refracted
to produce patterns that constantly change, yet are always eye-
catchingly beautiful.  In this wonderful series of Kirk/Spock slash
zines, you'll find stories that do the very same thing -- take one
Human and one Vulcan and mix, to delightful results!


T'HY'LA 24

      Gene Roddenberry, father of all things Trek, coined the term
*t'hy'la,* which can mean
friend, blood brother, lover and soul mate.  The stories in this
slash zine cover all those
meanings in one way or another, as Kirk and Spock learn how much they
mean to one another.



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                * Star Wars *
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BAPTISM OF FIRE

      In this fascinating gen novel by Ben Brackett, it is a time of
great unrest and upheaval for the Republic.  The powerful Techno
Union, secretly in league with Darth Sidious in forming a Confederacy
of Independent Systems, has brought slave labor camps to the Galactic
Republic.  Supreme Chancellor Palpatine, hoping to quell the endless
debates in the senate, considers deploying military advisors and
troops.  The Jedi Council, hoping to avoid a galactic war, has
dispatched two Jedi, Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker, to
investigate...


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                * Stargate SG-1 *
________________________________________________


PRETENSE 6

      This slash zine is chock full of stories about Jack and
Daniel...nothing *but* Jack and Daniel, in fact.  Jack and Daniel
coming together; Jack and Daniel already together; Jack and Daniel
having adventures; Daniel getting whumped...  But mostly just lots
and lots of Jack and Daniel in love.


REDEMPTION 5

      This gen zine focuses on the special friendship between Jack
O'Neill and Daniel Jackson, but don't forget the rest of the team.
It takes all four of them to make up SG-1, but there's a little more
attention on the fierce and do-anything-for-you interaction between
Jack and Daniel.  Don't miss this wonderful collection of stories!


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                  * Blake's 7 *
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AVON THE TERRIBLE

      This gen zine is dedicated to Avon's darker side.  Come explore
the murky depths of the quicksilver-minded genius who can be in turns
terrible and delightful, and often both at once.  Kerr Avon, computer
wizard, thief, a man who doesn't suffer fools gladly -- and yet...
there is a quality to him that draws people near, sometimes to
their own detriment.  Don't miss this enthralling zine!



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          * Buffy the Vampire Slayer *
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HARD BARGAINED

      Written by R. Dean Becker, this enthralling novel begins in
canon, at the point where Buffy has discovered, and dispatched, all
of Spike's newly-Turned fledging vampires in the cellar he was holed
up in, but from there, it diverges into a new tale of love and growth
and rebirth, not just between Buffy and Spike, but including all the
Scoobies.  But without the annoying Potential Slayer teeny-boppers.
This gen adult novel shows how a Slayer and a Vampire with a soul can
come together in love, and become One in order to defeat the First
Evil.  Because, Evil?  Not so good.


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                * Multimedia *
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HOUSE BLEND 2

      From the Bolt brothers in 1890's Seattle, to ex-con McCormick
and his gruff ex-judge partner Hardcastle in present-day Santa
Monica, to Pippin and Faramir in Middle Earth, and more, this zine
has such a wonderful mix of fandoms that you'll draw a deep breath
and go, "Mmmm!"


THE OSIRIS FILES 1
THE OSIRIS FILES 2
THE OSIRIS FILES 3
THE OSIRIS FILES 4
THE OSIRIS FILES 5
THE OSIRIS FILES 6
THE OSIRIS FILES 7

      Devoted to the many and wonderous realms of science fiction and
fantasy, in these gen zines you can fly with the freedom of an eagle
aboard a unique super-sonic helicopter; travel through space with a
rag-tag fleet of refugees as they search for safety on a possibly
mythical world; combat an evil, corrupt Empire with the brave
warriors of the Rebel Alliance; explore new worlds and new
civilizations on the starship Enterprise; explore the ancient
civilizations of our own world with Indiana Jones, and much more.
Don't miss these wonderful zines!



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                * The Phoenix *
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ON WINGS OF LIGHT 1

      A thousand years ago, a gift from another world was sent to
Earth: two people, human, but with special abilities. Intended for
our future, they waited in suspended animation. Awakened early from
his slumber by the archaeologists who discovered his buried chamber
in Peru, Bennu must now search for his partner, Mira. Only she can
supply the information lost when his sarcophagus was forced open -
information which included not only her location but also that which
he needs to fulfill his ultimate mission on Earth.  Dependant on the
sun for his powers and the energy he needs to live, Bennu's way is
not easy. He is persued by those who seek to use and control him and
by an even deadlier foe from his own world.  This gen zine is full of
stories that explore the being Bennu as he explores our world, and
will hold you spellbound from cover to cover!



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              * Star Trek (TOS) *
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MASIFORM D 14

      This long-out-of-print gen zine is now available once again!
Come read some of the best writers
ever found in Trek fandom and rediscover what made you love this
fandom the first time!



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                 * Star Wars *
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PADAWAN AND JEDI TALES 1
PADAWAN AND JEDI TALES 2
PADAWAN AND JEDI TALES 3
PADAWAN AND JEDI TALES 4
PADAWAN AND JEDI TALES 5

      From a young boy to a full-grown man, these gen stories explore
Anakin Skywalker's life and experiences as both a padawan apprentice
to Obi-Wan Kenobi, and a full Jedi master in his own right.  Come
read these captivating tales!



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               * Stargate SG-1 *
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DESTINATIONS

      Ever wished for a zine that had pairings *other* than Sam/Jack?
Well, then this is the collection for you!  See Jack and Sara revisit
their failed marriage.  Watch as Daniel and Sha're commit to each
other.  Have a hankering for Major Davis and Sam, or Jack and Janet
to get to know each other a little better?  Check out this 'ship zine!


OFF THE RECORD

      Looking for something a little different?  This slash zine
contains alternate universe Jack/Daniel stories with our favorite
pair in unusual situations, some through the quantum mirror, and
others just a bit askew from the universe we know.  Don't miss it!



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                * The X-Files *
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CHRISTMAS

      Six years out of seven, the Christmas Butcher, a New Age killer
with a dramatic flair, has struck.  One of the dead is Mulder's
former partner.  Now the Butcher kills again, close to home, and
Melissa Scully may hold the key...or may be the next target, Dana
isn't sure which.  In this intriguing novella by Lisa Mason, as the
agents close on the killer, the Butcher lays his own plans to claim
millennial power -- from Mulder's gruesome death and a New Year's
massacre of innocents.



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