Queer Zine Explostion #9

[T. David Gossett]

I'm crossposting this from alt.mags. It's a list of tons of gay
magazines (mostly only text.)

Enjoy
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Subject: F5 Update

This list has the zine reviews from Queer Zine Explosion #9. If you would
like the additional material from the print version (calls for submissions,
music and video reviews, and a list of non-queer zine resources) send email
to Larry-bob at lrob...@bellahs.com.

Zines with a "*" at the beginning of the Descr field have new issues
since Factsheet 5 #48, and those with a "+" are the first review
of the zine. Reviews with either symbol will appear in Factsheet 5 #49.

Send queer zines for review to
Larry-bob
Box 591275
SF CA 94159-1275
(email: lrob...@bellahs.com)

%Title: Abrupt Lane Edge Issue 2
%Descr: *Chris went both to Spew 3 and the Wash on Marchington
(as he calls it), and reports on both events. Rumor has it that
Harry Hay was denied a spot at the beginning of the March on
Washington because he wore a dress. Chris rants about being told
you're ugly, learning to find your own beauty, and telling others
they're actually beautiful. A flyer from Red & Anarchist Skin
Heads from NYC speaks against homophobia and prejudging. An expose
of Robert Smith of the Cure's Partridge Family connection is a
shocker. Chris admits to a crush on Einar of the Sugarcubes.
Chris' friend Laurie rants about a punk show. There's a feature on
Xanthra and Jeanne, the gender queers who do the zine Gender Trash
>From Hell. And there's a story (by Laurie?) about a girl and her
girlfriend, who has a drug problem.
%Info: $1 to Chris Wilde 2215 S Packard St #4 Ann Arbor MI
48104 28 pages, digest

%Title: Action! Issue 2
%Descr: +This is the newsletter of the Santa Cruz branch of the
Industrial Workers of the World (IWW), aka the Wobblies, a labor
organizing group. There's a report on the March on Washington,
including an encounter with Harry Hay, founder of the Mattachine
Society and one-time Wobbly; free food in Santa Cruz; book and
zine reviews; information on a proposed law which would allow
property forfeiture for speeches, writings and assembly; info on
National Women's Strike Day; press release about Leonard Peltier;
a bridge being built in Scotland that will destroy otter habitat.
%Info: $2 to Santa Cruz IWW Box 534 Santa Cruz CA 95061 20
pages, standard

%Title: Ad/vance Issue 3-4
%Descr: +I might categorize this as a per-zine, except it really
isn't that personal. But it is a one-person zine, about Vance's
interests. Top ten list of obsessions (a different set in each
issue); an obsolete hobby -- making garments out of pop-tops;
memories of a Village People concert; Vance visits a poorly-
attended Angie Bowie book signing; quotes from Pat Montandon's
book "How to be a Party Girl." #4 includes the boast that Vance
knew lesbians were cool before the mainstream media; a rundown on
the history of the Chelsea Girl (not the Warhol film); a childhood
brush with fame, meeting Ann B. Davis, the Brady's maid.
%Info: $1 to Ad/vance 1581 Colonial Terrace #101 Arlington VA
22209-1428 8 pages, digest

%Title: Adventures of A-Girl Issue 2
%Descr: *At there beginning of the zine, there's a few one-page
comics with A-girl heckling Madonna, talking to a PC-woman about
mapping desire, and taunting PC-woman with her padded bra. After a
big picture of A-Girl wearing a cone-bra, the Tokyo adventures
continue. A-Girl eats dinner in a restaurant with the obnoxious
couple, tries to get the attention of a woman at the bar wearing a
uniform, wanders around the city, and has a conversation with
another westerner. There's a two-page comic called "The Lie," in
which A-Girl insists she's straight, while the art becomes
progressively more hard-edged. Plus some comix-zine reviews.
%Info: $1 to Elizabeth Watasin 137 So San Fernando Blvd #231
Burbank CA 91502 24 pages, half legal

%Title: The Adventures of Baby Dyke Issue 2
%Descr: Comic adventures of Baby Dyke. Baby Dyke goes to San
Francisco. B.D.'s unrequited love; sees Truth or Dare; gets beat
up by skinheads; meets the Mistress of the House; shops for
vegetables; meets a Top With Attitude Problem; tries pickup lines;
considers suicide.
%Info: $4.50 to The Adventures of Baby Dyke 4311 Crestheights
Road Baltimore MD 21215 20 pages, standard

%Title: Adversary Issue 4
%Descr: Unlike most queer zines, which either are campy fluff
with a few porn pictures thrown in, or else too inarticulate to
say anything more than "yuppie gays suck," Adversary is full of
insightful commentary on homo culture. Orland attends the Gay Film
Festival, and realizes that movies have more power to affect us
than writing, and resolves to make a movie as powerful as The
Living End. There's an essay about the anachronistic
missaplication of "queer" when writing about historical figures.
In "Body of Work," Orland discusses the phenomenon of gay writers'
and artists' barechested publicity photos, and warns that the
beauty of art is more important than the beauty of the artist.
Plus more essays about memories of acting out the world's
atrocities with toys, large dogs as status symbols, and hanging
out at the baths listening to music in the early 80's.
%Info: $1 to Orland Outland 951 O'Farrell #34 SF CA 94109
10 pages, standard

%Title: Agony Issue 2
%Descr: Somewhat cynical queer zine. Includes a rant, letters,
using obsoete bathroom appliances for sex toys, bar story, David
Wojnarowicz reprint, Rorschach tests, fag bars, Mentors interview,
Vaginal Davis article, a female guru, investigation into the true
identity of Punk Beat's editor, Brady girls fantasy.
%Info: $3 to Agony Box 291337 LA CA 90029 60 pages, half
legal

%Title: Alphabet Threat Issue 4
%Descr: *This is the "Deep Threat" issue. Cover is a picture of
Bert fucking Ernie, with rulers and the slogan "the revolution
will not be about size". A rant against the Whole Earth festival,
a commercialized eco-fest; article about having psoriasis, and
resulting self-image problems, and dealing with it; article about
an abusive father; reclaiming nasty names for females; making your
own menstrual pads; weddings, including an account of homo-
nuptials; a hetero sex story; a travel diary; recipe page; way
more stuff.
%Info: $1 to Alphabet Threat 3018 J St. #140 Sacramento CA
95816 16 pages, tabloid

%Title: Anarcho-homocore Nightclub
%Descr: A history of Toronto new wave; a memoir of gay punk; some
later history of North American punk; a long, well-researched
article about historical anarchism's links to homosexuality,
including revalations that Bakunin and Nechaev were lovers, and a
reprint of their catechism of the revolutionary; punks in an anti-
racist organization.
%Info: $2 to Anarcho-homocore Nightclub Box 271, Station F
Toronto Ontario M4Y 2L7 Canada 40 pages, half legal

%Title: And Now... I Devour You: (yum yum) Issue 1-2
%Descr: +One of these issues is actually called "Now I Swallow
Your Pants." There's a lot of humor in this punk queer zine, and
the editor puts across lots of congeniality. The one with "devour"
in the title includes pictures of "meat" the vegan boy editor
likes; a cult danger evaluation form; 1-976-HOT-GUTS phone ad
("that's right -- innards"); rooftop nation lobbies for the right
to sit on the roof; Josh writes about his hometown, where he was
considered a bad influence by the town's Christians; a cartoon of
Olympia denizens; giving yourself oral sex; the story of a creepy
Mormon boy Josh had a crush on; stuff about growing up on a dairy
farm, including ringworm and the rendering truck; Olympia gossip.
The "pants" issue includes an article about fighting back against
anti-gay initiatives; how to tell if something's "punk" or "gay";
more Bob Baphomet; more farm stories, including Josh's dad losing
an eye; a piece in which a woman drinks a lot and thinks about
sexuality and stuff; Josh gets a date with a bike-riding police
officer; Harold Lane's manifesto of the Misrepresentationals, and
an interview with him; crazy insane person and a poor soul
interact; how to be cool and popular. Both issues include bad
poetry corner, witchcraft page, cute vegan alert, the evil Bob
Baphomet, wacky towns to visit, and much more.
%Info: $2? to Joshua Ploeg Box 7425 Olympia WA 98507-7425
56 pages, digest

%Title: Androzine Issue 16
%Descr: *Androzine is the longest-running queer zine. Mostly
it's in French, with summaries of the articles in English and
German. Interview with the female musical duo Belladonna 9CH; a
manifesto of the Pink Army Fraction; music reviews; zine reviews;
Wayne County article (translated from one in My Ghetto); comic
about Valentin; news about a group of German autonomous gays
meeting; Europride and German age of consent laws; addresses of
organizations.
%Info: $4 to B. Peuportier BP 192, 75673 Paris Cedex 13
France 24 pages, Euro Standard

%Title: Anything That Moves Issue 5
%Descr: This zine is produced by and for bisexuals. It has lots
of resources, and lots of articles. The Gadfly Bi writes on how
San Francisco attitude makes it hard to get laid; bi-phobia in the
Joy of Sex; news items on an international bi conference in London
and the March on Washington; memories of a departed activist;
article on a multicultural femininist bi network; how telling the
truth about being a bisexual lost a man his security clearance;
essay on loving a bulldyke; the new safe sex clubs; article on
domestic violence; review of How to Female Ejaculate video; a sci-
fi story; first episode of a comic story by Roberta Gregory; book
reviews, poetry, resource lists, and several more articles.
%Info: $6 to BABN 2404 California St. #24 SF CA 94115 68
pages, standard

%Title: APA-Lambda Issue 71
%Descr: *An APA is a publication where all contributors send
multiple copies of their submission to an editor, who collates the
whole thing and sends it out. Here's what they have to say about
themselves: "APA-Lambda covers gay/lesbian/bisexual issues in,
out, and around science fiction fandom. The current membership is
intelligent, literate, and thoughtful and certainly does not toe
the Politically Correct line. Lambda encourages original fiction,
critiques of pop, fannish, gay amd straight culture and other
creative writing. APA-Lambda is unable to honor requests for
copies to be sent to prisons or state hospitals." My favorite
thing in this issue is the hybrid titles like "Alice's Restaurant
at the End of the Universe";
%Info: to Dan Perkins Box 1714 Lombard IL 60148-1714 74
pages, standard

%Title: Artistic Licentiousness Issue 1
%Descr: Roberta Gregory's answer to the comics smut glut, this
very real-life story concerns a dyke writer and a comic book
artist (male), and the relationship they develop. Realistic
situations, realistic sex.
%Info: $3 to Roberta Gregory Box 27438 Seattle WA 98125 36
pages, comic book

%Title: Artpolice Issue vol 19 #3
%Descr: The unsafe sex issue of this art zine. Contributors
include Andy Baird, Frank Gaard, Jon West, Scott Dolan, Mike
Devoni, Lynn Zecca, Satyarthi, Bruce Tapola, Tres Davis, Chris
Karcher, Bruce Peterson, Mike McCoy, and Stu Mead.
%Info: $1+52" postage to Artpolice 1611 Elliot Ave Mpls MN
55404-1621 20 pages, digest

%Title: Babydoll
%Descr: +There's some personal diary-type writings by a girl
about her boyfriend and other topics, a reprint of a letter from
Kathleen Hanna, reviews of the new Hole single and a 7 Year Bitch
show, and some reprints of statistics about women who are forced
to have sex.
%Info: 2 stamps to Babydoll 4824 Craner St #204 North
Hollywood CA 91601 14 pages, standard

%Title: Baby Sue Issue vol 4 #1
%Descr: This is not a zine for the easily offended, unless you
are such and like to be offended. Baby Sue tries to do the
unexpected, and if a few people's feelings get hurt, too bad. This
issue has a guide to yard sales, which tells you how to maximize
your chances of getting laid; a comic about going out for the
night at a gay bar, always an unpleasant experience; Jesus comic,
in which he complains about his father and brags about his ass; 12
steps for self-helpQstep 10 is to go on a killing spree; a bunch
of strips featuring the lovable and foulmouthed Baby Sue herself;
grocery lists; little ads about stopping heterophobia and the
stupidity of the March on Washington; Ace Backwards cartoons;
dirty little poems; occupations to avoid.
%Info: $2 to Baby Sue Box 1111 Decatur GA 30031-1111 20
pages, digest

%Title: Backspace Issue 4
%Descr: *They call this "An Alternative Zine for the Lesbian, Gay
& Bisexual Community," although it seems more like a literary
magazine than a zine, and I'm not sure what's so alternative about
it. But for what it is, it's pretty good. The fiction includes a
story about a man and the minister he's loved since he was a boy,
and one about a sissy boy who doesn't like gym. There's also an
article about mixed HIV status couples, which compares the
situation to couples in which one person is handicapped. Plus more
stories and poetry.
%Info: 2.50 to Backspace 44 1/2 Prescott St. Fl 2 Somerville
MA 02143-1714 52 pages, digest

%Title: Barbra's Psychic Anus Issue 2
%Descr: Dyke zine with paste-up layout of typewritten text and
photos of famous Barbs. A sonnet; Road trip stuff from the
Carolinas, Kansas, Atlanta, Alabama, N'awlins, New York,
Pennsylvania, Boulder; Patti Smith; overpriced raves in SF; dream
of being Madonna's personal assistant; "Lilac Suit."
%Info: $1 to Barbra's Psychic Anus 304 Steiner SF CA 94117
16 pages, standard

%Title: Bi Girl World Issue 3
%Descr: This is a really likable zine, with a strong sense of
reclaliming bi history. The Power of Positive Pussy; Bisex ber
Alles; groovy films; het dinner lines; bi love advisor; historical
bi girls of note, and more.
%Info: $2 to Karen F. 99 Newtonville Ave. Newton MA 02158
26 pages, standard

%Title: Blot Issue 1
%Descr: Article about media manipulation and how it affects
queers; article about aphebophiles, men who like teenagers;
skinhead skateboy sex story.
%Info: $1 to Blot Box 271, Station F Toronto Ontario M4Y 2L7
Canada

%Title: Blue Blood Issue 2
%Descr: +It's a goth sex zine; yes, those pale people really do
have sex. There are four photo sections, two featuring hetero
couples, and two featuring lesbian couples. The couples are
couples in real life, and they show the men's penises, and it's
generally lots sexier than mainstream porn. Other contents include
an article about piercing, an interview with novelist Poppy Z.
Brite, an article about drinking blood, several fiction pieces,
and news about technology, music, sex, etc.
%Info: $7 (plus postage?) to Blue Blood 3 calabar Court
Gaithersburg MD 20877 48 pages, standard

%Title: Boink! Issue 1
%Descr: +A magazine devoted to photos of shirtless boy musicians.
Those with a clue can guess who the editor is. Pansy Division
interview; ratings of "freak scene" bands on looks and music; why
the Spin Doctors suck; band interviews with Anti Cupid, Chronic
Disorder, and Frogboy; article about a music convention in Philly;
"Sissy" magazine cover.
%Info: $2 to Boink! 847A Second Ave, Suite 245 NY NY 10017
20 pages, standard

%Title: Bonds of Friendship Issue 6
%Descr: Interviews with Oi Polloi and Nations on Fire; articles
on Europe 92, Gay Anger, Antarctica Worldpark; lots of reviews and
a letter section. Looking for gay punks/anarchists to appear on a
contact list.
%Info: $2 to Joris Leeuw van Vlaanderenlaan 55 2950 Kapellen
Belgium

%Title: Bosom Buddies
%Descr: Lesbian and non-lesbian comics.
%Info: $? to Linda Gibson BM Bust London WCIN 3XX England

%Title: Boystown Issue 9
%Descr: *This is a newsletter for Female to Male transsexuals. A
notice that the Sunday Times is looking for a FTM for an article -
- the newsletter's editor advises any respondents to get money out
of them, good advice for anyone dealing with the media; report on
a Colloquy on European Law on Transsexualism, Medicine, and the
Law; George relates the history of his change, which took legal
effect in 1962; advice column; medical resource listings.
%Info: 1 IRC? to FTM Network BM Network London WC1N 3XX 16
pages, Euro digest

%Title: Brat Attack Issue 4
%Descr: "The zine for leatherdykes and other bad girrlz." It's
now big and offset printed, with a 2-color cover. A comic
featuring Baby Dyke about how to be a top; a history of dyke SM,
based on interviews with several women; Diane DiMassa comic; a
story about an encounter with a burglar; comic by Fish about a
dildo store; questionaire about violence against S/M women; "Why I
Play with my Cunt;" Comic by Leanne Franson about a conference
panel on the "differently pleasured;" working class SM women talk
about class differences; Basic Butch 101 comic; statements by
various people about current trips, generation gaps, and social
trips; book reviews of books for SM novices; resource listings.
Age statement required.
%Info: $5 to Brat Attack Box 40754 SF CA 94141 40 pages,
half legal

%Title: Bulk Male Issue vol 3 #3
%Descr: *A glossy black & white magazine with photos of big naked
guys. The first pictorial is of a guy jerking off; the second of a
guy jerking off and presenting his ass whie in a cage; two guys
get together for some "monkey business"; a guy in a John Deere cap
goes skinny-dipping and plays with his uncut cock. There's text
pieces about a future in which large men are considered sexy and
appear in TV ads; a story about sex with a cop, which I found a
little creepy, as though the cop was trying to entrap the guy;
chunky guys on TV. Plus listings of personal ads from all over the
country, with photos.
%Info: $6 to Big Bull Inc. Box 300352 Denver CO 80203 56
pages, standard

%Title: Bundle of Sticks Issue 8
%Descr: BoS is the cult of personality zine to beat all others.
The editor is TEG. A female contributor (a first!) writes an anti-
frat article; a plotline for a homo space story, illustrated with
a picture of Geiger's alien whacking off; a sick fantasy about
killing kids; a piece of Jeff Dahmer's door; do-it-yourself HIV
infection kit with blood sample; a long piece on speaking in
tongues, Sumerians, programming the brain, and viruses.
%Info: $3 to Bundle of Sticks 54 S 9th St #132 Mpls MN 55402
52 pages, half legal

%Title: BVI Central Issue 12-2
%Descr: *The issue starts off with an opinion piece about the
hypocracy of "Think Globally, Act Locally" stickers on
polutionmobiles, and red AIDS ribbons -- talk is cheap, but action
is more difficult. There's a report on a visit to Phoenix. A long
sort of interview thing where a guy talks about a girl he went to
school with and overhearing men on a bus talking about being
"black out the door and down the street." Some free association
from some photos -- I wonder why the actual photos aren't here.
%Info: $1 to J. LeRoy Box 4856 Seattle WA 98104 20 pages,
half legal

%Title: Celebrate the Self Issue 2
%Descr: +This is a newsletter about solo sex -- in other words,
masturbation. It's only about male masturbation, though. Recipes
for low-cost oils for massage; Prozac as remedy for premature
ejaculation; a decrease in circumcision; solo sex stories from
readers; a suggestion that rather than giving money to gouging
video manufacturers and phone-sex lines, people make their own
videos and make phone-pal lists; product evaluations -- mainly of
ripoffs like an impotence cure, phone sex, and crystal phalli;
book reviews. They also publish the book Solo Sex: Advanced
Techniques ($17)
%Info: to Factor Press 6920 Airport Blvd #117-100 Mobile AL
36608 12 pages, standard

%Title: Chainsaw Issue 3
%Descr: Intro by Donna, "I'm with the Fifth Column Band," by
groupie Jena Des Barres, more letters and columns. Issue 4 soon.
%Info: ($1+2 stamps) to Chainsaw Dept. H, Box 1151 Olympia WA
98507-1151 20 pages, half legal

%Title: The Cherotic Revolutionary Issue 3
%Descr: Cover photo of Annie Sprinkle; an article by Veronica
Vera; Post Porn Modernist Manifesto; an Annie Sprinkle gallery;
"I'm just a pubic hair for someone bigger;" the battle of the
sexes; Frank Moore's philosophy of art.
%Info: $5 to Frank Moore Box 11445 Berkeley CA 94701-2245
36 pages, standard

%Title: Children of the Void Issue 2
%Descr: *Article about how people are actually pretty similar, so
separatism isn't justified; a rant about creating change; a
letter-fight with Teg of Bundle of Sticks; an article in memory of
Rob't Omlit, who had a song on JDs homo hits tape; story about sex
with a skinhead; Wicca article; hero worship of Ian MacKaye; word
search by Captain Sodomy; interview with the band F Defective;
Rainbow Gathering report; movie, vinyl, and zine reviews; more.
Copies are limited, so order soon.
%Info: $2 to Lea Box 286 Paramont CA 90723 52 pages, digest

%Title: CIA Issue 16
%Descr: The Women's Own Issue. Madonna interview; women's safety;
Bytches With Problems review; horoscore; Skate Bunnies from
Radford; anti-racism and anti-fascism; Is a Feminist
Heterosexuality Possible?; Mike Tyson, a victim?; letters. Also,
lots of comics, including: Technobores; queens of the cloakroom,
about schoolgirl types; the measure of a man; a conversation
between a straight woman and a lesbian; more.
%Info: $4 to CIA c/o Nottingham Community Arts 39 Gregory
Boulevard Hyson Green Nottingham NG7 6BE UK 28 pages, Euro
Standard

%Title: Ciao! Issue vol 2 #1
%Descr: *This comics review zine has gone queer. The new issue
has two-color cover art by John Dennis, an interview with comic
book talent agent Sharon Cho, and reviews of AIDS Awareness cards,
the Desert Peach musical, Oh..., Zwanna, Son of Zulu (which has
gay stereotype villians), and more.
%Info: $5 to Ciao! Box 61775 Sunnyvale CA 94088-1775 28
pages, half legal

%Title: Concerned Muthers Issue 1
%Descr: +This is a very strange and intersting zine. About half
of it is comix, and the rest includes an extensive interview with
a queer 17-year-old about growing up queer in fascist Britain. The
other long text piece is a sort of fairy tale about a girl who
gets married, but her husband is killed by a spider, then she's
put on trial for killing the endangered spider, but elopes with
her guard. The central piece is a lengthy comic about Max and the
Concerned Muthas. Velda's an insect creature, Dipesto's a cat-man,
and Max is a gay faery. They're trapped on another planet, wanting
to get back to earth. Meanwhile, Kal and Gobbledigook are in Hell,
and the angel Gabriel comes knocking on Rebecca's door. It's all
very strange -- it appears there's a war on between hell and
earth, and this odd cast of characters are caught in the middle.
The other stuff includes: Weird Twisted Girl gets a dye-job; a
strip about people who insist on "genuine" Docs; poetry; a
straight dream comic; androgny top 10. They hate Suede, by the
way.
%Info: 1 IRC to c/o Dr. A. Shamsavari School of Economics,
Kingston University
Kingston-Upon-Thames Surrey KT1 2EE UK 28 pages, Euro Standard

%Title: Contraflow Issue 6
%Descr: +This is a political information bulletin, specifically
dealing with events in the UK, but these issues exist everywhere.
Prison news; notes on the word `Queer'; Operation Spanner, in
which gay men were imprisoned for consensual SM sex; strike news;
anti-HIV discrimination action at Texaco UK; interview with a
French anti-fascist group; more.
%Info: IRC+donation to Contraflow c/o 56a Infoshop 56 Crampton
St London SE17 UK 24 pages, Euro Standard

%Title: Cross-Talk: The Gender Community's News & Information
Monthly Issue #46
%Descr: *An editorial which argues that the psychological
standards which are used to determine if someone is ready for sex
reassignment surgery should be kept secret, to prevent people from
circumventing the standards and having surgery they later regret;
an editorial on coming out of the closet as a crossdresser (CD);
news reports involving CD; makeup tips; several articles on happy
marriages for CDs; some advice on deciding if you should appear on
talk shows; achieving equality; how to be a prepared CD; making CD
magazines more available; review of a Christian CD newsletter;
much more.
%Info: $7 to Cross-Talk: The Gender Community's News &
Information Monthly Box 944 Woodland Hills CA 91365 44 pages,
standard

%Title: Damaged Goods Issue 1
%Descr: +An editorial about the transgender community, and how
the experts who supposedly know all about changing sex don't know
anything; basic she-male safety rules, adapted from a firearm
manual; Candy goes to the Motherlode and turns her first trick; a
science fiction story that includes a hermaphrodite character;
comments on a "retarded" booklet from 1976 called "Guidelines for
the Transsexual". The zine is illustrated with these cool
Beardsley-esque drawings.
%Info: $3 to Nygel Wesly Daggers 584 Castro #251 SF CA 94114-
2500 40 pages, half legal

%Title: Dead Jackie Susann Quarterly Issue 2
%Descr: Another great issue of this very fun lesbian zine. The
story of MTV's first openly lesbian VJ; a run-down of Jackie's
many woman lovers; makeout music for different kinds of women,
from metalhead dykes to indie rock princessess; the Brady Bunch's
lost weekend in Vegas; Stepford queers; book and music reviews;
the female outlaw in popular culture; "Guncrazy: The Ms. 45
Years," a story in which women from different revenge movies get
together to get vengence on Bob Packwood, Clarence Thomas, and
other pigs; a taxi driver witnesses two celebrities making out in
the back seat; Hillary, Donna, and Janet go out for a night on the
town; more fun pieces.
%Info: $2 to Dead Jackie Susann Quarterly Suite K40
496 A Hudson St NY NY 10014 28 pages, standard

%Title: Dead Molly
%Descr: +Lisa used to do Zugang with her brother. Kitty Genovese;
Heroes, a poem; a prick who didn't believe a woman had been
harassed; lust is not the cause of date rape; a reprint from The
Source (a rap magazine) about the word "bitch"; women forced to
become pregnant by the 3rd Reich; the purse curse; the truth
behind the phrase "fight off the boys with a stick".
%Info: $2 to Lisa L. 2300 South "E" St. Richmond IN 47374
16 pages, digest

%Title: Death or Glory/Twist Issue 1
%Descr: A double-sided zine. The D.o.G. side is subtitled "My
Porn Collection," and includes a TEG-parody editorial; porno film
disclaimer; first porn experiences; powerfucker Luke Bender. Twist
side: queer zeitgeist chart of drugs, icons, sex locations, sex
toys, signals, and fetishes by decade; editorial on personal
appearance; personals awards; Brad Theissen; zine publishers
offered cool million to pose nude; Danny & George; map of bareass
beach.
%Info: $2 to David Howe Box 2617 Mpls MN 55402 24 pages,
standard

%Title: Debbie & Dan's Queer Brunch Issue 2
%Descr: Reviews of brunch places in San Francisco.
%Info: $2 to Debbie & Dan's Queer Brunch 519 Castro
Box 84 SF CA 94114 18 pages, standard

%Title: Deepsix Superstition Issue 3
%Descr: Focuses on essays, ideas, and thoughts, rather than
music. Letter from Mike Bullshit; Public Enemy suggests an
Islamic-style code of justice, and are criticized as fake
rebellion; letter from a christian zinester; ignoring the culture
industry; labeling sexuality; more essays; zine reviews; a list of
rebellions.
%Info: 2 stamps to Alejandro Box 391, Hampshire College
Amherst MA 01002 28 pages, digest

%Title: Demure Butchness Issue 3
%Descr: The editor's attitude is a bit tiresome (although he
obviously thinks he's charming), but there's still some o.k. stuff
in this zine. "Top 10 Girls I'd Consider Going Straight For,"
which includes the immortal phrase "why are oriental women so hot
and oriental men not?;" Miss Epiphany on planning your orgy;
reviews of zine editors of Minneapolis; Timmer hangs out with
Sandra Bernhard; hot snowmen; Twin Cities' Bar Guide; Club Kids go
out; an open letter to a guy who gave a bad review to Demure
Butchness; a first dungeon experience; cocksucking lesson; advice
for a guy with an Aveda-addicted boyfriend.
%Info: $3 to Demure Butchness Box 2049, Loop Station Mpls MN
55402 48 pages, half legal

%Title: The Desert Peach Issue 16
%Descr: Donna Barr's comic about the Desert Fox's gay brother;
WWII Germans in North Africa. In this issue, Pfirsich gets
involved with horse breeding.
%Info: $3 to MU Press 5014-D Roosevelt Way NE Seattle WA 98105
36 pages, comic book

%Title: Diseased Pariah News Issue 7
%Descr: DPN is a zine by and for people with HIV. NIH (not
invented here) cover; page 3 boy; guide to being a welfare queen;
personals; spotting Republican pariahs; DON quizzes the
presidential candidates; stain removal; dealing with social
workers; what's wrong with Louise Hay; `A' gays get AIDS too;
centerfold photos and profile; porn potatoe; "Gall," a story about
a PWA in a hospital; fattening recipies; Scott O'Hara on Bob
Chesley, author of Jerker; Captain Condom comic.
%Info: $3 to DPN c/o Men's Support Center
Box 30564 Oakland CA 94604 48 pages, half legal

%Title: Dolo Romy
%Descr: A comic book about Dolo Romy and her adventures in a city
beneath St. Louis founded by Lesbian separatists.
%Info: $4 to Dolo Romy BOX 80023 Mpls MN 55409 40 pages,
standard

%Title: Don't Dis Dolly Issue 1
%Descr: +It's got Dolly Parton on the cover, and it's fun and
punk. There's a letter from the editor, Wonderqueer Chris; an open
(fan) letter to Lynn Johnston; a report on Chris's hick hometown;
confession of a crush on Belly's 2nd guitar player; an anti-prom
rant; record reviews; a new pledge of allegience; thumbs down to
the Crying Game, thumbs up to Swoon; an interview with Chris's
faghag roommate (with a mention of Penny Arcade); more.
%Info: $1 + 2 stamps to Chris Ohnesorge Sarah Lawrence College
Bronxville NY 10708

%Title: Double Bill Issue 2
%Descr: *Is it a William Conrad fanzine or a William Burroughs
anti-fanzine? Both, actually. A rundown of Burroughs' brief
resume, contrasted with Conrad's extensive filmography;
JoeMcDonnell comics about a Conrad fan; a petition to Mexico to
reopen the Joan Vollmer murder case and grant honorary citizenship
to Bill Conrad; comparison of Conrad's fashion do's vs. Burrough's
fashion don'ts; Burroughs and Conrad's quotes on women compared;
Diamanda and Karen Finley duke it out for queen of the AIDS hags;
a spy in the Burroughs camp spills his guts.
%Info: $3? to Double Bill Box 55
Sta E Toronto Ontario M6H 4E1 Canada 32 pages, half legal

%Title: Dragazine Issue 5
%Descr: The beautiful, glossy full-color cover features bi-
transgender porn star Karen Dior wearing nothing but shaving cream
and gloves. The back is a close-up of Miss X. Feature on The
Crying Game; gossip, and mini-profiles; how to apply lashes; Karen
Dior interview; photos of people in drag; review of "Ladylike
Deportment" with Paula Jordan Sinclair; RuPaul interview; some
drag-oriented dolls, books, and calendars; a chat with Miss X and
Phil Ford of Vegas in Space and Dolls; style summit.
%Info: $5 to Dragazine Box 691664 West Hollywood CA 90069
32 pages, standard

%Title: Dragnett Issue 1-3
%Descr: The feminist militant drag queen super hero comic book
with a mission. Drag goddess endows humans with superpowers like
walking fast in high heels, impervious breast cones, and
accessorization.
%Info: $2 to Hedda Lettuce 36 East 3rd St Apt 7 NY NY 10003
24 pages, standard

%Title: Drew Blood Press
%Descr: *New chapbooks from DBPL: "Queer Beer," featuring poetry
by Drew Blood and Allen Renfro, and art by Regi Mentle; "Frankie's
Boots," poems by Regi, including ones about Belinda Carlisle's
leather bra and Darby Crash; and "Fingers Trace Marks," poetry by
Paul Weinman and art by Timothy Sofranco.

%Info: $2/book to Drew Blood Press 3410 First St. Riverside CA
92501

%Title: Dry Pocket Issue 1
%Descr: From Stevec, who used to do Zugang with his sister. A
story about almost giving another boy a blowjob, then getting
pissed on; a close escape from a rapist; Baby Sue comic; coming
out isn't so easy as they say on the talk shows; self-sefense
guide; letter from a convicted child molester; an experience of
being gay-bashed; government anti-porn stings; clippings about
child-molesting preists; vegetarian propaganda; breast exam
instructions; a sex story; and more.
%Info: $1 to Stevec Bones Box 8039 Richmond IN 47375-8039
38 pages, standard

%Title: DWAN Issue 4
%Descr: *Cover picture shows "Dig Fag" written on someone's lawn.
It's mostly poetry, with some zine reviews. C Payne Brunty's
"Death Dwells Among My People" includes the lines, "No pillar of
fire hovers/ over Castro or Christopher Street" -- an exodus
metaphor for queers and PWAs.
%Info: 2 stamps to Donny Smith Box 411 Bellefonte PA 16823
16 pages, digest

%Title: Dyke's Delight Issue 1
%Descr: *This is a comic book anthology edited by Kate
Charlesworth. There's a long comic by her, Auntie Studs, about an
older dyke who tells some baby dykes about her younger days. "La
la la la lesbian" is about a liking for the L-word that started in
childhood, by Grizelda Grizlingham. Roberta Gregory's Bitchy Butch
puts in an appearance, though I think it's a rerun. "The Soup is
Made," by Lucy Byatt, is abut a relationship gone bad. "My
Girlfriend dumped me for a Vampyre," by Jeremy Dennis, is funny,
with a surprise ending. Leanne Franson's "Rip up those Roles" is
about a butch dyke who defys stereotypes. "Mean Woman Blues" by
Carel Moiseiwitsch features her scary woodcut-like art. And there
are several other one-page comics.
%Info: $4 to Carol Bennet Unit 6A, 10 Acklam Road London W10
5QZ UK 36 pages, comic book

%Title: Dyke Review Issue Summer 93
%Descr: Cartoon by Amy BoBamy about the word "dyke;" an opinion
piece about coming out gently; valley girl questionaire; a
proposal to have Lesbian Land Feminism School and Summer Camp;
story about a French woman who studies theoretical lesbianism and
has a strange "twist;" ramblings from an advice columist who's
convinced that penises are dirty and bisexuals spread diseases; a
fantasy about being a pirate; basic cruising technique; story
about a girl on a horse and an older woman; a black lesbian
firefighter writes about the LA riots; story about a first love
affair that nearly ended in tragedy; more writing and photos.
%Info: $4 to Dyke Review 584 Castro
Suite 456 SF CA 94114 44 pages, standard

%Title: Easily Grossed Out Issue 2
%Descr: *A zine about being gay and loving hardcore punk.
Interview with jason of the queer straightedge zine Kill the
Robot; band interviews with Capitali$t Casualties and Christ on a
Crutch; the muppets talk about queerbashing; gig reviews; thoughts
on coming out, one year later; reprint from Fucktooth #6 about
getting bashed; flyer from the LGFM about how porn isn't always
bad; zine reviews. There's a note that this is a smoke and Paul
Weinmann free zone. Gwenael is going to be living in Minneapolis
this year, but mail to France will be forwarded.
%Info: $2 to Gwenael Rattke 3 Rue Isidore Louveau 35700 Rennes
France 40 pages, Euro digest

%Title: Ecce Queer Issue 5
%Descr: Lesbian biting story; roundtable discussion on the
existence of a queer community; a day in the life of a traditional
values family; George Bush; radical faeries interview; prose piece
on caring for a person with AIDS; review of Indivisible and
Discontents; Dear Mom letter; prose by Owen Keehnen.
%Info: $3.50 to Ecce Queer 1925 8th Ave
Floor 2 Seattle WA 98101 28 pages, standard

%Title: Esto No Tiene Nombre Issue vol 2 #2
%Descr: Latina Lesbian magazine. Articles in English about Terri
de la Pe a and lesbians and AIDS. Articles in Spanish about Miami;
"Resoluciones vs. Conclusiones;" an article about alcoholism;
review of the book Amora. Also includes a list of resources.
%Info: $4 to Esto No Tiene Nombre 4700 NW 7 St #463 Miami FL
33126 24 pages, standard

%Title: Evil Issue 5
%Descr: This zine always manages to get interviews with famous
people. Movie, restaurant, and music reviews; Gay Pride; Return to
Transietown; artist Joe Cavallaro; Davy Jones of the Monkees
interview; sexy doodles.
%Info: $3 to Yale Alexander Box 1654
Old Chelsea Stn NY NY 10011 20 pages, standard

%Title: Fanorama Issue 4
%Descr: *There's definitely stuff in here that will get you off,
if you're a fag into tattooed guys like feature on the full color
cover and center spread of this zine. Like the photos of a
skinhead playing with his cock on a railroad bridge. "Queerbait"
is a story about a queer punker named Drug. Reptile talks about
her "boy-dyke demeanor". Reb recounts a seduction on a train. A
photo essay on the diary of a Wood Sprite culminates with a
blowjob on a sofa. An antiquated gay sex primer unfortunately
describes unsafe behavior. Plus a sexy letter from an organist, an
interview with Tom Ace of DPN, and more.
%Info: $5/trade to Fanorama Suite 241, 500 Waterman Ave East
Providence RI 02914 52 pages, half legal

%Title: Fantastic Fanzine Issue 4
%Descr: *This zine talks about a lot of personal stuff and
feminist issues. Memories of a friend who was shot; dealing with
dad and his prejudices and claims of reverse discrimination; a
diaristic piece about feeling dead; writing about the only time
Dad hit Brother; Slut Manifesto from Slut Utopia zine; a high
school teacher is exposed as a sexual harasser, and commits
suicide, leading people to blame his victim; a true story about
sexual harassment at a job, and the system that tells girls to not
complain; on making the transition from childhood to adult; men
and feminism; body image; wondering about the meaning of being in
love (with a girl); some agonizing about themes and self-
censorship; a dream; a couple pieces about what's wrong with white
boy revolution; a piece about anorexia.
%Info: $2 to Fantastic Fanzine Box 1375 Arlington VA 22210
48 pages, digest

%Title: Farm
%Descr: Writing by Dodie Bellamy ("Hallucinations" and "From the
letters of Mina Harker") and art by Raymond Pettibon and B. Wurtz.
%Info: $6? to c/o Feature 484 Broome St. NY NY 10013 100
pages, standard

%Title: Fatuous Times Issue 3
%Descr: +Special maps and mapping issue. Some Homocult posters;
fatuous joyriders; a map with sex-talk on it; a crucifix labeled
as the former Yugoslavia, and an article about the war there; map
of Northern Ireland marked as occupied Kuwait; seizing the media;
an immediatist potlach; "I'm too sexy for a job"; more.
%Info: 1.50 pounds +postage to Fatuous Times B.M Jed London
WC1N 3XX UK 32 pages, Euro Standard

%Title: Fearless Issue 8
%Descr: *It's all poetry, handwritten but quite legible, from a
variety of contributors. Highlights include Merle Tofer's poem
about Harold Norse, and Wendell Metzger's anti-breeding poem,
which states, "if you truly love children/ please don't have
them." Also available are "Beef Jerky, Boys," a collaboration
between Kevin Hibshman and Paul Weinman, and "Cocksure," a
collaboration between Drew Blood and Kevin. A totally gay issue is
planned.
%Info: to Fearless 103 N. Cedar St. Lititz PA 17543 10
pages, standard

%Title: Feedback Issue 14
%Descr: *A review issue. Carol reviews getting her letter printed
in Creem (they knew she used to go out with the guitarist of the
Crucifucks); a review of Supermodel: "RuPaul is not Sylvester. But
he's all there is"; review of Spew 3.
%Info: stamps to Feedback 619 N. Magnolia Lansing MI 48912
6 pages, standard

%Title: Fembot
%Descr: see Outpunk
%Info: to Fembot

%Title: Fetish Times Issue 1
%Descr: +News on Operation Spanner, which put gay men who had
consensual SM sex in prison; thoughts on group sex; tips on
shaving for transvestites; mirrors on the ceiling; interview with
a submissive man; diary of Mistress Domino; tips for beginners
getting into kinky sex; an article about pony girls who pull
carts; virtual sex; an article against the contention that porn
causes crime; road tests of restraints.
%Info: 9 pounds int'l money order to KP Publishing Pembroke
House, Campsbourne Road London N8 7PT UK

%Title: Fish Taco Issue 1
%Descr: +I think the title's supposed to be a double entendre.
It's a little light on contents, but they include an article on
skiing; Mocha Jean and Emily go to the prom; an incident in which
23-year old woman gets mistaken for a 12-year-old boy; and a
groovy full-color cover.
%Info: $3/trade to Mocha Jean 32 St. John's Place Brooklyn NY
11217 12 pages, digest

%Title: Fishwrapper
%Descr: Life in Hell cartoon spoofs with a queer bent; the
horrors of working for the University of New Hampshire; having the
Seabrook nuclear powerplant's bogus evacuation plans; N.H., the
stingiest state in the union; Bob comics; Pee Wee Herman article
and cartoon (Jambi gives head); societal attitudes towards sex; a
story about a boy and his dog; article about anarchy; pagan
prisoners.
%Info: $1 to Fishwrapper Box 3201 Portsmouth NH 03802-3201
32 pages, digest

%Title: FOD Issue 3
%Descr: Fear of Driving Issue. CARnage and Auto-eroticism; George
Clinton; 7-11 Boy by Lyanna Landstreet, illustrated by G.B. Jones;
art and writing by 235; much much more.

%Info: $8 to Gary Roscoe Johnson Box 136, Sta P Toronto Ont
M5S 2S7 Canada 160 pages, standard

%Title: Foetus Acid Issue 6
%Descr: *There's about a million things in here, so I'll just
mention some that struck my fancy. Interview with RuPaul; poetry
by Vaginal Davis; the dreaded Hetrosexual questionaire; rejected
muppets from Sesame Street; Jackie O's plane reservation; last
meals of executed people; a reprint of Sinead O'Connor's open
letter; the living ex-presidents get together, and Jimmy farts.
%Info: $3 to Foetus Acid 7264 Melrose Av Hollywood CA 90046
40 pages, standard

%Title: For Your Skull Issue 24
%Descr: Mini zine. Opinions, pro and con, Pigface review, Lack of
women in underground scenes, record reviews and comix and
drawings. Also available: Sing Along with Geko and Piercing O.D.
comix.
%Info: 20"+a stamp to For Your Skull Box 481051 LA CA 90048
16 pages, Mini

%Title: Frighten the Horses Issue 9
%Descr: Subtitled "A document of the sexual revolution," this
zine includes omnisexual erotic writing and art, and news. "Ensign
Johnson, Watch Out!;" "An Attack on the Notion of Private
Property;" Screen censorship and sexuality; "Men are Dogs," about
rape by animals and men; comix by Angela Bocage; "Bedtime Story,"
in which a woman is treated as a dog; boy scout story with lots of
practice tying knots; an orgy in Disneyland; "Causes of Death;"
"What to do with rapists;" lots of news items about pro-choice
activism, free speech, and more; book and zine reviews.
%Info: $5 to Heat Seeking Publishing 41 Sutter St. #1108 SF CA
94104 56 pages, standard

%Title: Fucktooth Issue 9
%Descr: *This is a long-running and really great queer punk zine.
An article about a Grateful Dead show; a suggestion that maybe
looking normal would make straight people like us; a rant about
legislation on homos in the military and gay marriage in Hawaii; a
rant about the concept of community in the punk scene; Luke McGuff
on getting pierced; rants about media circuses at punk shows and
zines that are too slick, the isolation of cars, the march on
Washington, and people who aren't friendly at punk shows; short
news blurbs; a report from the March on Washington; a pagan
celebration gets tear-gassed by the police; zine reviews; flyer
about boycotting all corporations; pick o' the pit.
%Info: $1 + 1 stamp to LMD (don't put Fucktooth on the
envelope!) Box 43604 Cleveland OH 44143 32 pages, digest

%Title: Fuh Cole Issue 3
%Descr: Between this zine and Agony, evidence shows that
Milwaukee breeds angry, nihilistic young fagzines. A big rant
about Kinko's employees refusing to copy the zine; a cartoon that
asks the question "who are we?" of the 20-something generation; a
dissection of a letter from the March on Washington committee; a
critique of an "Out" magazine subscription form; a rant against a
gay man who pressed harassment charges against someone who made
homophobic comments instead of slashing his tires; rant about a
co-worker who said "When I change Steven's diapers, I make sure
not to touch his asshole".
%Info: $2 to Fuh Cole 3540 N. Oakland #5 Milwaukee WI 53211
40 pages, digest

%Title: Further Too
%Descr: Reviews of records by Huggy Bear and Cornershop, two
British bands that matter; writing about compilation records from
Olympia, Washington, and about riot grrrl; history about Elvis,
rock, and race; article about drag; interview with a Russian mail
artist; Pastels interview; reviews and more. The editor's going to
do a queer zine called Nancyboy!
%Info: #? to Further Too 168 Elm Grove Brighton BN2 3AD UK
32 pages, Euro digest

%Title: Gay Comics Issue 19
%Descr: *This is the all-Alison Bechdel, no-Dykes To Watch Out
For issue. I think I've met maybe one person in my life who didn't
absolutely love Alison's work. There's a lengthy coming out story;
how tomboy Alison avoided dancing in her class show; a confession
that Alison is a closet case; reprints of the Servants to the
Cause strips that ran in the Advocate, which are about the staff
of a gay/lesbian newspaper.
%Info: $3.50 to Gay Comics 395 9th St SF CA 94103-3831 44
pages, comic book

%Title: Gay Dragonoid Sex Manual Issue 2
%Descr: +A gallery of drawings of alien creatures having sex.
They're very versitile, with prehensile penises and opposable
toes. The aliens resemble dragons, though there are also
dolphinoids and even bunnyoid. It's sort of an alien kama sutra.
%Info: $3 to Dr. Agon Box 1282 Fort Collins CO 80522 34
pages, standard

%Title: Gay Skinhead Movement Issue 4
%Descr: A gay skinhead talks about being a white power skin at
14; Donnie the Punk drinking skinhead piss comic; music reviews;
zine reviews; a story about two rival gangs of skinheads; ariticle
about German neo-nazi bands; letter about a group of anti-racist
skins who are still homophobic; color codes for laces and braces;
another story about a gay skinhead; a story about a drunken three-
way at a party between a girl and two skinheads, and the
aftermath; article about gay skins in England; lots of photos of
skinheads taken by a gay skinhead photographer; report from
England by Rik from the zine PMS.
%Info: $4 to B.v.R. 1230 Market St. #638 SF CA 94102 112
pages, digest

%Title: Gender Trash Issue 1
%Descr: A zine to give a voice to gender queers. A welcome note;
gendercide, the deliberate and systematic destruction of gender
described people; passing, and people who think it's their job to
pick out people's faults; safe electrolysis; reclaiming The Crying
Game; the self-discovery process; trannies speak out; TS words and
phrases; transsexuals get AIDS too; resource listing; herstory and
history; TSe TSe TerroriSm, excerpts from a serial novel about
members of Toronto's gender described community; more.
%Info: $2.50 to Gender Trash Box 500-62, 552 Church St.
Toronto Ontario M4Y 2E3 Canada 40 pages, half legal

%Title: Girl Fiend Issue #4
%Descr: This is a very personal and intense zine done by self-
described dork. Inside are lots of writing that's introspective,
like what you'd write in your journal. There's a page about
organizing a Fifth Column gig, and why it's important that a dyke
punk band is playing, then another page from after the show, when
Christina went to a boy-punk show and got bummed out. And
Christina writes about things like wondering if she'll ever fall
in love, coming out to her parents, ambivalent feelings about riot
grrrl, and other stuff.
%Info: $1 + stamps to christina box 960, Hampshire College
Amherst MA 01002 20 pages, digest

%Title: Girlfrenzy Issue 3
%Descr: Comics and articles. Comics include The Brighton Bitches;
the ideal snog machine; improving a vibrator; cartoon about trying
to loose weight; photo comic about bike girl; a women's sex shop
has a pet dog who chews a double-ended dildo; a woman can't get a
word in edgewise when her husband and their gay friends talk;
redemption; swimming; cosmetic surgery; evolution of mother-
daughter relationships; more. And the articles: biographical
sketches of the artists, and other comic reviews; interview with
cartoonist Carol Swain; article on Marion Eaton, star of the cult
film Thundercrack!; article on collage artist Freddie Baer; sexism
as romantic art in the movies; the debate about dental dams;
manifestos, including an update on Valerie Solanis, Mina Loy's
feminist manifesto of 1914, Girl Power International manifesto,
Piss manifesto, Her Jazz manifesto, fat dyke manifesto; the rush
of a crush.
%Info: $4? to Girlfrenzy BM Senior London WC1N 3XX UK 36
pages, Euro Standard

%Title: Girlfriend! Issue 1
%Descr: +A drag zine produced by the folks from Homoture.
Contents include a collection of quotes from drag queens;
interview with Sophia Lamarr; beauty tips; writeup on the art
scene in San Francisco; drag/media news blurbs; history of the
late Club Uranus; a story about getting fucked by a drag queen
illustrated with a nice painting of a Frieda impersonator with a
beard; gratuitous beefcake; Joan Jett Blakk's campaign diary; drag
queens as cultural workers, including RuPaul, Justin Bond, Holly
Wodlawn, and Pussy Tourette; drag queens discuss the environment;
a crossdressing workshop; Don Baird's Celebutante Watch (which
isn't actually written by him).
%Info: $4 to Girlfriend! Box 191781 SF CA 94119 44 pages,
standard

%Title: Girl Germs Issue 4
%Descr: The boys are doing the gogo now (poem); Joan Jett photos;
7 Year Bitch band interview; Girl's night at the International Pop
Underground Convention; To the young Lesbians...; essay on "so
what's punk about punk?"; poetry; some other prose it's hard to
summarize; phone call to William Burroughs. The women who do this
zine are in the band Bratmobile.
%Info: $1+2 stamps to Girl Germs Box 1473 Olympia WA 98507
40 pages, digest

%Title: Girl Jock Issue 8
%Descr: This issue of the famous dyke humor/sports zine sports a
full-color cover of girl hockey jocks. Joan Hilty comic about
being written up in the the National Enquirer for doing a cartoon
about Wynonna Judd; bodybuilding; running report; hockey babes;
boxing ex-soccer player; Cher workout video review; music section;
shaved heads; comic about sweat by Angela Bocage; sledding comics
by Julie Franki; Leanne Franson's Secrets of Great Dykes cartoon.
%Info: $4 to Rox-A-tronic Box 2533 Berkeley CA 94702 36
pages, standard

%Title: Girlymag Issue 4
%Descr: +March on Washington photos; 7 Year Bitch show review;
interview with the Friggs; stuff on Bikini Kill and Huggy Bear;
tips for stuff to take to Pride Parades, like wearing a sign with
a specific message; an anti-Paglia rant; a profile of big band
singer Kay Starr; more music reviews and stuff, too.
%Info: $1+2 stamps to Girlymag Box 151 Audubon NJ 08106 20
pages, half legal

%Title: Glamorous Glue Issue 2
%Descr: +This is a Suede fanzine, done by a boy. Reports on
Suede's first N. American tour; an interview; an article on T.
Rex; a rant about a Smiths song being used in a beer commercial;
reviews.
%Info: $4 to Glamorous Glue Box 41023
2529 Shaughnessy St. Port Coquitlam BC V3C 3G0 Canada 24 pages,
standard

%Title: Going Homo Issue 1
%Descr: +Starts off with a big rant against heterosexists and
"statist, gay democrat/republican, MCC church lovin', St Francis
in the Footfungus, new age gays." There's a blurb about the rotten
fish list, a list of businesses that advertise in a right-wing
fundy local paper; an article about queers in music; an article
about foreskins and circumcision; an article about the marketing
of gay culture, for example, freedom rings. Illustrated with
drawings and pictures of male, female, and hermaphrodite anatomy.
%Info: two 29 cent stamps to Stephen Dedalus/G.H. Box 3403
Tucson AZ 85722 20 pages, digest

%Title: Gunk Issue 4
%Descr: +This zine is done by a black punk skater girl and is
incredibly cool. Ramdasha writes about frequently being the only
person of color at punk shows, and how the analysis of punx as
"white niggers" fails; a letter from Queen Itchie, who had her
zine rejected by Blacklist because some guy thought it was "too
girlie"; tons of zine reviews; a report on the summer '92 Riot
Grrrl Convention in DC; Skool Suks; Stacer Gunk goes to skate
camp; Ramdasha cleans a woman's house, but quits when the woman
says "Why don't you dress like an American girl?"; thoughts about
not just preaching to the converted; Ramdasha writes about her
cousin Noel, who lives in Newark, whose future she worries about;
a real Rock-n-Roll High School in Australia where girls are taught
to play rock music!
%Info: $1+2 stamps to Ramdasha 16 Lord Stirling R.D. Basking
Ridge NJ 07920 52 pages, digest

%Title: Hangy Thing Issue 3
%Descr: Thick writing and art 'zine. Search and seizure, "Queer
is good," cyberpunk story, lots of poetry, some comics.
%Info: $2/trade to Hangy Thing Box 2474 Santa Cruz CA 95063
48 pages, standard

%Title: Hel's Kitchen Issue 2
%Descr: *Leanne Franson comic about testing maxipads with canned
tomatoes; an Ouija board that can't spell; a home-made device so
girls can piss standing up; Jimmy watching home movies of himself
as a kid and his dad -- his dad tells him not to cross his legs
like a sissy; more.
%Info: $2.50 to Hel's Kitchen 2202 S. Jackson Seattle WA 98144
24 pages, standard

%Title: Hey Stranger
%Descr: +This mini-comic has pictures of different pierced body
parts, and the zine itself is pierced with a tiny gold ring. And
it comes with a free lifetime service: anyone who feels their copy
needs another piercing can send it back with a stamp and get
another ring (gold or silver).
%Info: $1 to Stephanie 1597 Haight St SF CA 94117 16 pages,
Mini

%Title: Hippie Dick Issue 5
%Descr: *"Don't Call Me Brother," an essay from 1970 about
straight men trying to invite gays into the patriarchy; article
about and poems by the late Deacon Lunchbox, who wore his bra
outside his flannel shirt; Club Mud, a group of outlaw biker guys
who like to rut in the mud; lots of photos of longhaired, bearded,
naked guys.
%Info: $6 to Film at 11 2215-R Market St #559 SF CA 94114
60 pages, digest

%Title: Holy Titclamps Issue 12
%Descr: *Paul Bonomo vists a sex club; dolphin sex story by Adam
Starchild; a schoolkid kills his classmates; a TV guide by Owen
Keehnen; Frank Moore on cultural subversion; Larry-bob on
political correctness; Robert Gluck writing about a photo of an
ass; nursing home story by Larry-bob; comics: Quetzal, Rob Kirby,
Kate Charlesworth, Homo Patrol, Moon Trent; art by Andy Baird,
Satyarthi, Dr. Agon, Larry Johnson, and Chris Krakora; lots of
poetry. One prison official states "It is our decision that this
material would be detrimental to the security and good order of
the institution. Specifically, the publication contains page after
page of articles and drawings encouraging anal sex." (An
exaggeration)
%Info: $3 to Holy Titclamps Box 591275 SF CA 94159-1275 60
pages, digest

%Title: Homoboy/Homogirl Issue 1-2
%Descr: +The issues alternate names between Homoboy and Homogirl.
#1 includes a piece about an AIDS protest; a story about waking up
with a new lover for the first time; shopping for queer fashion
victims; a lesbian page with a poem and an anatomical drawing. #2
has a journal of a week in the life of one fragile dyke; collages:
"Do Not Enter," "Where is Harriet Tubman when we need her?" and
one about beauty expectations; poetry. They're looking for
contributors to liven up the Houston scene.

%Info: $1? to Eric 10415 Tenneta Houston TX 77099 8 pages,
digest

%Title: Homocore Chicago Issue 2
%Descr: +A newsletter for queer punk events in Chicago. An
article about Dogfight; an interview with Thalia Zedek of Come;
the March on Washington; record reviews.
%Info: 1 stamp to Homocore Chicago Box 476953 Chicago IL 60647
4 pages, standard

%Title: Homo Patrol Comics
%Descr: Comic book about a couple of vice squad cops. An
exploration of homophobia. Nice gift for hets in need of
enlightenment. Also available: Terroress ($2.50)
%Info: $4 to Helpless Anger 333 S East Ave #209 Oak Park IL
60302 68 pages, standard

%Title: Homoture Issue 5
%Descr: The Dead Boys Club issue. That Boy! by Orland Outland,
about attitude at the Cafe Flore; Food Chain, a Dahmer-esque
story; Dick Scratch; Beauty is Pain, about a violent relationship;
dreams about Dennis Cooper; Ancient History, a story which takes
place in Rome; several one-page photo/text layouts; cartoons; a
column with boldface names; Homo Patrol comics.
%Info: $4 to Homoture Box 191781 SF CA 94119-1781 56 pages,
half legal

%Title: Homozone 5 Issue 3
%Descr: In this continuing comic book story, five drag queen
superheroes battle the repressive forces which keep queers
imprisoned in a walled-in section of San Francisco. This issue
features the secret history of Inflicta Payne, and a backup story
about a Lesbian cop.
%Info: $4 to c/o H.O.P.P. 616 Hayes St #3 SF CA 94102 44
pages, standard

%Title: Hothead Paisan Issue 10-11
%Descr: *Are you reading Hothead Paisan yet? Y'know, the comix
zine about the homicidal lesbian Terrorist? In #10, Hothead hangs
out on her roof, while kitty Chicken plants a garden; after wiring
up on coffee, Hothead attends a rape trial, and then dispenses
justice to the lawyers; Hothead beats up a superhero in tights. In
#11, Hothead rounds up the rapists and gives them what they
deserve.
%Info: $3.52 to GAP Box 214 New Haven CT 06502 24 pages,
digest

%Title: Hot Wire Issue vol 8, #3
%Descr: The Journal of Women's Music and Culture. Each issue
includes a flexi-disc. Interview with Jamie Anderson; how the
women who run MarketWimmin crafts are recovering from a fire;
listings and announcements; Justina Golden and Joyce Zymeck on
perfection; women in horror movies; two-decade anniversary of the
book `Lesbian/Woman'; Big Mamas, a herstory of African American
women in music; women and their guitars; Chicago scene report;
Lesbian herstory by Judy Fjell; photos from festivals; Outwrite
92; Black Lesbian Filmmakers; Monica Grant on audiences hissing;
article on comics by women; running sound at live performances;
"From partying body builder to clean and sober musician"; Dykes To
Watch Out For; photos of Ferron and Jodie Foster.
%Info: $6 to Empty Closet Enterprises 5210 N. Wayne Chicago IL
60640 68 pages, standard

%Title: How Do You Spell it Productions
%Descr: *Michelle used to edit the women's comic zine Lana's
World, but now her girlfriend Stephanie's taken over and is
working on a Violence Against Men issue. Stuff by Michelle
available includes: A Rage of Maidens, line drawings of sexy,
femmy, dykey, seductive, clothes women, accompanied by
descriptive, vaguely lesbian prose (D-12/$2); Horlage House, a
dream journal (D-50/$4); Lucky Rabbit's Reality, early comics that
predate Lana's World (HL-44/$4); computer hard-wear jewelry ($7),
and more.
%Info: to How Do You Spell it Productions Box 460896 SF CA
94146-0896

%Title: Husky:For Real Men who like their men REAL! Issue 6
%Descr: +This issue has a photo spread of a couble of burly,
bearded men cuddling, photos of a hispanic man getting naked at
Land's End, and photos of a big bald bearded bear with tattoos and
cockring. There's also a couple of fuck stories, one about a
trucker, the other about having sex in a shower. Plus there's
personal ads with photos. Age statement required.
%Info: $5 to Husky:For Real Men who like their men REAL! Box
470822 SF CA 94147-0822 64 pages, digest

%Title: I Am Issue 5
%Descr: "They Call Me the Monster", rhymes about man dude love;
reprints of letters from Anarchy magazine and MR&R about
intergenerational relationships; poetry by Antler; rhymes about
tag graffiti meaning nothing; therapists abusing trust; Waldo
comics; Wendel comic; clippings about the Indianer Kommune in
Germany; "School Kills"; cartoon story from a Wojnarowicz text; a
letter from Riff Raff, creator of Fagazine; comic about meeting a
bear; letter about homosexual youth; more. (note new address)
%Info: $5.50 to Chuck Dodson c/o The Guide Box 593 Boston MA
02199 46 pages, standard

%Title: Iblot Issue 128
%Descr: +Mostly poetry zine; stuff by Paul "white boy" Weinman; a
poem by Heather that ends "young dyke, young queer/ so much to
say, so much to hear/ three earrings in each ear;" much more.
%Info: $1 to Iblot Box 51 Berea OH 44017 24 pages, digest

%Title: Inciting Desire Issue 2
%Descr: The Safe Gender issue. Story about going naked outside
with a younger boy; "Tittie City Sandwich," in which three women
have sex in a bathroom; a hetero sex scene; photography of boys by
Butterfly, and writing about the pictures; some poetry; "Girl," a
feminist fairy tale about being labeled a tomboy; cut-up sex
writing.
%Info: $5 to Inciting Desire 343 Soquel Av
Suite 151 Santa Cruz CA 95062 32 pages, standard

%Title: Infected Faggot Perspectives Issue 14
%Descr: *Let me tell you how great Infected Faggot Perspectives
is. You can see all the celebrities wearing red ribbons, or read
about innocent victims in the mainstream press, but the people
writing for I.F.P. have the real story about living with AIDS. An
editorial about sevice organizations that have banned people with
late-stage AIDS who have become "difficult"; interview with the
HIV+ singer of Extra Fancy; a report on the disappointment of the
Berlin Int'l Conference on AIDS; report on the March on Washington
and lobbying efforts; a report that it's not a bowl of cherries
being a PWA in Manhattan; advice for human guinea pigs to ask for
a percent of the profits; a rememberance of a gay man from India,
who died because the doctors wouldn't treat his pneumonia; someone
complains to Crypta about the Berlin conference, and she says to
stop whining.
%Info: $3/free to the "poor" infected to Infected Faggot
Perspectives Box 26246 LA CA 90026 32 pages, digest

%Title: Info Lesbo Issue May 93
%Descr: Information about dyke goings-on in Montreal, in English
and French. Reviews of Pornorama and an Audre Lorde tribute book;
a Leanne Franson comic; lots of listings.
%Info: $1 to Info Lesbo C.P. 509, Succ. Desjardins Montreal
Qubec H5B 1B6 Canada 8 pages, standard

%Title: In Your Face Issue 7
%Descr: Ideas for dyke lottery winners to spend their money;
Cheryl, the HIV+ chef; J. Edgar "Mary" Hoover; article on gay
character in the comic For Better or For Worse; fan letter to
Melissa Etheridge; beauty makeover section, with facts about the
beauty myth; Star Trek on the planet of the queers photocomic;
article on pro-life murderer; learning to suck cock as a candy-
striper; stuff about the banning in Canada of the lesbian mag Bad
Attitude.
%Info: $2 to In Your Face Box 1703, 3266 Yonge St. Toronto Ont
M4N 3P6 Canada 36 pages, half legal

%Title: James White Review Issue vol 10 #4
%Descr: *A story of the aftermath of an armed robbery; "Kissing
Cousins," a story about cousins who do more than kiss; an essay on
Samuel Delany; two Native American men stay up all night talking;
more stories and poetry; book reviews.
%Info: $3 to Box 3356 Traffic Station Mpls MN 55403 24
pages, tabloid

%Title: Jane Gets A Divorce
%Descr: Girls with guns are sexier cuz it usually means they're
about to do away with some men; the Academy Awards, and how bad
homos are at making films; G.B. Jones drawing of some women
revolutionaries; femme makeovers for Pat Califia and Sarah
Schulman; quotes from man-huntin' bitches; Lesley Gore
histography; Lois Maffeo, this generation's Lesley Gore; A.K.
Summers of Negativa punches out Steve Lafreniere; Torry Colichio
interview; breast cancer risk for lesbians; touring with Fifth
Column; a questionaire to see just how much of a feminist a fag
roommate really is.
%Info: $3 to Jane Gets A Divorce Box 55, Stn.E Toronto Ontario
M6H 4E1 Canada 32 pages, half legal

%Title: Judy! Issue 1
%Descr: A fanzine about the feminist critic Judith Butler.
There's some pictures of other Judys, because it's hard to find
photos of Judoth Butler; a bunch of gossip about theory stars at a
queer studies conference; "The Lesbian Phallus," an an explanation
that Judy's not a bitch, it's just that some people are pussies; a
quiz to figure out if you're a theory-fetishizing biscuithead;
more quotes, fantasies, and photos.
%Info: $1 to Miss Spentyouth Box 121 Iowa City IA 52245-0121
20 pages, digest

%Title: KAMP! Issue 1
%Descr: +Accolades for Sarah Brightman, diva wannabe and former
Mrs. "Sir" Andrew Lloyd Weber; a report on an awful stage version
of "Sunser Boulevard," which KAMP! hopes won't "improve" before
they get to see it; KAMP! reports on the KAMP!y white house; ideas
for saving Connie Stevens' career; photos of Grayson Hall;
questions and answers; photos of guys in underwear; money saving
tips, including recycling dryer lint; a poem dedicated to Dan Cox
of Swerve.
%Info: $3 to KAMP! Box 869 Medford MA 02155 15 pages,
standard

%Title: Kill the Robot Issue 1
%Descr: Lots of personal musings and stuff about being punk and
straight edge and vegan and queer. Pod Dissemination, a zine
distributor; rant about kids who left straight-edge (non-chemical-
using punks); reasons I am straight edge, and non-reasons; crazy
dreams; poem about dancers; masturbation; "Media--Evil by
Nature?"; animal liberation; "Sometimes I don't want to be
bisexual".
%Info: to Kill the Robot Box 296 Yellow Springs OH 45387-2096
32 pages, digest

%Title: Kiss! Kiss!...Bang! Bang! Issue 1
%Descr: +An interview with Quentin Crisp; a translation by Bruce
Benderson of "Prostitution" by Pierre Guyotat -- a translation
from French dialect into "Nuyorican"; a long piece on cockroaches;
an analysis of Dennis Coopers books Closer and Frisk; a couple
short fiction pieces.
%Info: $2 to Jeff Boy-R-D 201 W Apache Norman OK 73069 32
pages, standard

%Title: Kraximo Issue 12
%Descr: Greek radical gay political magazine. All in Greek,
except for a one-page summary in English at the end, but there are
nice pictures, too. Articles on director Andreas Voutsinas;
interview with a founder of the Greek Gay Lib Movement; Berlin;
outdoor life; the first modern Greek gay novel, "Mr. Garifallos";
commentary and news. They also publish a Greek Gay Guide ($13)
%Info: $6? to Kraximo Box 4228 Athens 10210 Greece 60
pages, standard

%Title: Lardass Issue 3
%Descr: +A bunch of short wacky anecdotes, laid out on top of
collages. Sex annecdotes from people age 10 to 4321; playing
Truth, Dare, or Doody; keeping prospective college roommates away
by pretending to be a satanist; official Lardass sex rules; etc,
etc.
%Info: $1? to Lardass 125 NW 10th St #4 Gainesville FL 32601
10 pages, standard

%Title: Lavender Godzilla Issue Spring 92
%Descr: Mag by/for Gay Asian men. Articles on Identity, Dance,
Family History, and "Confessions of the unmasked," about exoticism
and other matters.
%Info: $4 to GAPA Box 421884 SF CA 94142-1884

%Title: Lesbian & Gay Freedom Movement Issue 7
%Descr: *The LGFM are an anarchist, non-statist group, and their
articles present well-considered politial ideas. Editorial about
lesbian & gay rights, specifically about how the primary demand of
the March on Washington was the right to serve in the military and
kill people -- why doesn't the lesbian & gay movement campaign
against the military?; more editorial about the campaigns against
homophobic singers Buju Banton and Shabba Ranks; laws that
backfire, for instance laws against spontaneous demonstrations
that were passed in 1936 to stop fascists are more often used
against people supporting other causes; a piece by a bisexual
queer; persecution of people having consensual S/M sex;
correspondence between LGFM and an anarchist centre -- the centre
wants to know about their position on "paedophilia," and the LGFM
outline their thoughts about abuse and consent; an anarchist
defense of pornography; why political correctness can be harmful;
review of the books "Bad Girls and Dirty Pictures" and "Beyond
Sexuality."
%Info: 60p to LGFM BM Box 207 London WC1N 3XX UK 12 pages,
Euro digest

%Title: Liliane comix
%Descr: *"Law and Order" is the 19th issue of this
autobiographical comic. In this episode, Liliane goes to the bar
and seems to hit it off with the butch door-dyke. She witnesses a
black friend of hers being taken away by the police after arguing
with her girlfriend. Liliane discusses it with her massage client,
a black man, who recounts a story of being picked up by the police
for no reason. In the end, things turn out to be somewhat more
ambiguous.
%Info: $1.50 to Leanne 3908 Rue Saint-Christophe Montreal PQ
H2L 3X8 Canada 12 pages, digest

%Title: Logomotive
%Descr: +See Slippery When Wet
%Info: to Logomotive

%Title: Loring Punk Issue 1
%Descr: Pat used to do a couple other zines: Not Your Bastard and
another with a real long name. Article about being out at work, in
which a Montel Williams show sparks a discussion with an clueless
co-worker; news clips about racist incidents in Minnesota; a page
from a highschool yearbook in which someone nominates Hitler as
their hero; list of 10 sexy guys; thoughts on being a virgin;
Diamanga Galas photos and lyrics; Pat and a lesbian cop get into
an argument over his "fuck the police" shirt at a lesbian bar;
condom history; more.
%Info: $1/trade to Patrick Splat 316 Oak Grove #203 Mpls MN
55403 20 pages, digest

%Title: Mala Leche Issue 1
%Descr: Queer zine in Spanish. Mi primera experiencia; Comiendo
mierda desde temprano; Gringo's corner; @Qui n es esa persona que
te busca?; Los lenguajes de la violencia; interview with La Kitty
de Chicago; Encuentro deseado; astrology.
%Info: $3 to Mala Leche 3712 N. Broadway #334 Chicago IL 60613
20 pages, standard

%Title: Mektoub Issue vol 3, #5
%Descr: Zine about sex magick and the like. A sex magician's
diary; article about Marky Mark, a contemporary avatar of
Ganymede; the diary of a boy's sexual experiences with other guys.
%Info: $2 to Mektoub Box 8068 Portland ME 04104 24 pages,
digest

%Title: Mirage #4/PERIOD[ICAL] Issue 16,18
%Descr: *Writing zine edited by Kevin Killian and Dodie Bellamy.
#16: A poem that seems to be made of an alphabetical list of song
titles; an excerpt from Dennis Cooper's novel Try; a scenario of a
picnic with a sexual edge; a play about Prince by Kevin Killian,
in which Prince's ex-girlfriends visit the unemployment office.
#18: an essay about numbers by Barret Watten, sparked by an
automatic numbering machine and a change in area codes; interview
with Thomas Evans, an 18 year old English boy researching the San
Francisco poets Kenneth Rexroth and Robert Duncan; Julie Regan on
the Mission; an essay on Language poetry; An Imaginary Manifesto
by the late artist David Dashiell, creator of Queer Mysteries, art
based on a Pompeiian mural.
%Info: $3.30 to Killian/Bellamy 1020 Minna St SF CA 94103
21 pages, standard

%Title: Mob Rules
%Descr: +A short story with a large cast of characters, it's a
little confusing but I think I can sort of summarize it.
Basically, a closet case has sex with a guy in a band, and goes
crazy. It's sort of a soap opera, with all these subplots
involving the other characters.
%Info: $2.50 to Matt Pierard 1806 South Kings Ave Brandon FL
33511 20 pages, digest

%Title: Monstar
%Descr: Bruce LaBruce's fanzine to end all fanzines. The Valley
of the Zines; drawings by Anonymous Boy; seeing double; Paco and
Pino have sex in the bathroom; skinhead pansies; Ben Weasel; all-
girl bands; Candy's movie "Girls in the Band"; 90210 drawings;
letter to Sassy; Queensville (fiction by BLAB); Gary Floyd; BLAB's
clippings; BLAB interviews himself; Spew2; Super 8 1/2, BLAB's new
movie; Glennda Orgasm interview; Deke Nihilson pictorial; 1-page
photo/blurbs on Michael Glass, Steve Lafreniere, Rick Castro,
Brian Funk, Donny the Punk, Kevin Lyons, Jon Westmoreland, Matt
Smith, and drag kings Stacey and Chris-teen; Don Baird takes a
shower; open letter to Dennis Cooper.
%Info: $5 to BLAB Box 386 Station B Toronto Ont M5T 2W2
Canada 112 pages, half legal

%Title: Mousie Issue 3
%Descr: *Mousie focuses on bisexuality and interracial
relationships, particularly involving Asians. Article by a woman
about wearing a suit for the first time; an article about white
men and Asian women dating, devaluing white women and Asian men;
poetry about genderfucked geishas; a review of a sexist sci-fi
book, and mention of a couple better ones -- China Mountain Zhang
sounds good; a Liliane comic about race; a review of the 70's book
"Alive"; review of Claire of the Moon; an excerpt from Stone Butch
Blues; a story about a woman and her vibrator; coming out to
family as a bisexual woman; a comic about a woman working in an
English conversation lounge in Japan.
%Info: $3 to Mousie Box 440478 W Somerville MA 02144 68
pages, standard

%Title: Mudflap Issue 5
%Descr: *No queer content like in some past issues, but it's
still one of my favorite zines, so I can't resist reviewing it.
Greta writes about hopping trains (with a sort of disclaimer that
she worries suburban kids will try it and get in trouble and ruin
it for people who HAVE to do it); wandering around in L.A.;
vandalism tips, including suggestions of how to use magnets; cool
lowrider bicycles; a map to a Coke machine; a comic about a girl
who squatted in New York and played skate hockey in San Francisco;
a short interview with J-Church about imagery of violence; some
bike photos; a story by Aaron Cometbus about some stupid
skinheads; a comic about a rat who leaves the seat up; people who
hit pigeons on their bikes; a talk about the history of the
Berkeley Trailers Union, a bike club.
%Info: $1 + 2 stamps to Mudflap 628 Hampshire SF CA 94110
40 pages, half legal

%Title: My Comrade
%Descr: *There's a new issue of the longest surviving queer zine
(what with the fissioning of JDs, the demise of Homocore, and the
semi-retirement of Vaginal Davis -- but better not count Vag out
yet!) My Comrade has scaled back a bit, putting out a slimmer
issue than the recent maxi-issues, but there's still no shortage
of content. This one's headlined "RuPaul, the Media & the Gay
Connection: A Special Report" -- sounds like cashing in, and why
not, considering My Comrade's seminal role in the whole drag
renaissance. The report in question has charts of media
recognition of female impersonators, a secretly recorded phone
conversation between Eddie Murphy and Arsenio Hall about RuPaul, a
list of top grossing drag queens, homos, and transsexuals (why
isn't Wendy Carlos on this list?), a handy table to help you tell
the difference between Lady Bunny and the Goddess Bunny, and other
similarly-named queens, a quiz of media queen aptitude, and an
opinion piece on drag queens as gay leaders. Other contents
include a piece on gays and the millinery, the March on
Washington, a Misstress Formika interview with shocking nude
photos, and gossip.
%Info: $3 to My Comrade 326 E. 13th St. #15 NY NY 10003 32
pages, standard

%Title: My Ghetto Issue 3
%Descr: Punk zine with Wayne/Jayne County (Transsexual punk
goddess) article; spontaneous sex change story with chick w/ dick
drawings; Japanese hardcore photos; Regi Mentle interview, he's an
early California gay punk, pal of the Germs, and currently a
prisoner; Drew Blood (punk fag poet) interview; 3 band interviews;
records reviews.
%Info: $2 to Al Slammer 112 Folly Park Clapham Beds MK41 6AF
UK 24 pages, Euro Standard

%Title: My Jodie Book
%Descr: A big scrap book of clippings on the actress Jodie
Foster. Starting from her early films, covering John Hinckley's
assassination attempt on Reagan, the years at Yale, the Oscar, and
the rumors that she's a lesbian, with lots of pictures and
articles and a full-color cover.
%Info: $8 to Carolyn Schmitt 371 Church St #1 SF CA 94114
84 pages, standard

%Title: Naked Teenagers That Fight Crime Issue 1
%Descr: +This is so great. Mind-blowingly good. Here's the
concept -- this comic book is about a pop band, The Naked
Teenagers, who also fight crime, and go around naked, naturally.
The drawing style is very groovy. It kind of reminds me of Tank
Girl. There's a mysterious Purple Phantom who's terrorizing
Minneapolis, and the Naked Teenagers use their supercomputer and
pubic hair rader scanner to solve the crimes.
%Info: $3 to Bil Sherm 1907 Lyndale Ave South #5 Mpls MN 55403
46 pages, standard

%Title: Nancy Sinatras 1993 Calendar
%Descr: Photos of the members of this band of Lesbian sex
goddesses. Full color cover.
%Info: $5 to Pas de chance Box 6704, Station "A" Toronto
Ontario M5W 1X5 Canada

%Title: Naughty Bits Issue 9
%Descr: *Comix by Roberta Gregory. Bitchy Bitch celebrates her
40th birthday by surviving a terrible office party, and by buying
a vibrator; a diary of Roberta's trip to Asia; the Real Men's
Guide to Scoring; guest comics from Susan Catherine and Nina
Paley.
%Info: $2.50 to Fantagraphics 7563 Lake City Way NE Seattle WA
98115 28 pages, comic book

%Title: The New Mexico Advocate Issue 3
%Descr: +This is a local lesbian, gay & bisexual publication from
Santa Fe. Articles include an account of a gay business getting
stickered with an AIDS-phobic message; an account of an event
during Pride Week in which a gay bar denied members of a women's
motorcycle club free expression of taking their clothes off, even
with nipples covered; article on foster and adoptive parenting;
announcement of a gay rodeo; an article against public pissing by
men; astrology; info on the Lesbian & Gay Public Awareness
Project; an analysis of Hawai'i's legal decision on same-sex
marriage, which is pointed out as not the same thing as gay
marriage.
%Info: $2.25 to The New Mexico Advocate Box 15484 Santa Fe NM
87506-5484 28 pages, standard

%Title: No External Compulsion Issue 6
%Descr: An invocation for giving back life that the media's
stolen; thoughts about AIDS and cancer; alienation; a guy on the
bus so drunk he thinks an old woman is his mother; trying to write
something meaningful before sleeping; androgunk, which is about
punk boys pushing things further by wearing dresses, plus some
shopping tips; story about a future in which abortion is illegal
and women are forced to bear children;
%Info: $1 to No External Compulsion Box 7302 Mpls MN 55407-
9998 12 pages, digest

%Title: Not Your Bitch Issue 7 1/2
%Descr: Womyn-only ragazine. This is the best-of issue.
%Info: $2.50 to Not Your Bitch 1276 Wilson Av #230 St. Paul MN
55106 52 pages, standard

%Title: Novoid
%Descr: Text magazine of the APA variety. A negative review of
Semitext(e) SF, SRL review by Luke McGuff, and an essay on the
ubiquitous pink triangle.
%Info: $2/trade to Novoid Box 161
Orilla Ontario L3V 6H9 caNADA 34 pages, standard

%Title: Now What? Issue 10
%Descr: +This is a first person account about being a homeless
homosexual in San Francisco, staying in various missions and
squats. The writing is really good. Archie writes about stuff that
you won't be reading about anywhere else. A best-of issue should
be out in September.
%Info: $1.50 to available through A Different Light 8853 Santa
Monica Blvd West Hollywood CA 90069 20 pages, digest

%Title: The Nun Issue Issue 2
%Descr: *Newsletter of the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, Inc.
Editorial about how Stonewall was a transgender riot, and
transgender people must be included in the 25th anniversary
celebrations; article in response to people worried about the
Sisters' mocking Catholicism; photos of the late Sister Luscious
Lashes; Sister Mish sets us straight on the history of the order;
report on a film called "Virtue" in which some of the Sisters
star; report on a gay marriage ceremony; nun names.
%Info: $1? to SPI 584 Castro Suite 392 SF CA 94114-2588 8
pages, half legal

%Title: The Official Drag Queen Handbook Issue 1
%Descr: Photos of different types of queens, with a description
of each type. Hollywood queens, rehab queens, gothic queens, rug
muncher queens, and more.
%Info: $4 to The Official Drag Queen Handbook 1800 Market St.
#73 SF CA 94102 36 pages, standard

%Title: Oh...:a comic quarterly for her, because it's time
Issue 4
%Descr: *Nice full-color cover of two women kissing. Comix
include "Aliens gave me Herpes" by Fish; Joan Hilty on the March
on Washington; more of Diane Reum's story about a tomboy with a
crush; Holly Girl picks up a Patti Smith look-alike in a comic by
Tristam Puppy; Lee Kennedy illustrates hi-temperature fashions;
Liliane's cats worry about her dating a dog owner; a lesbian
superhero comic by Joan Hilty; Agent Street, lesbain android, by
Hope. Plus there's a profile of Roberta Gregory, and news about
lesbian comics.
%Info: $4 to Oh...:a comic quarterly for her, because it's time
Box 41030, 5134 Cordova Bay Road Victoria B.C. V8Y 2KO Canada 52
pages, standard

%Title: Oi Boy! Issue 7
%Descr: *A manifesto for men who want to take back full humanity;
kids visit the financial district tripping on acid, see a phallic
sculpture, and one boy feels he's a woman; overhearing a frat boys
male bonding; getting hit on by gays in the Castro; a cartoon of
homosexual brains riding on a cow (!?); a cursed high school
jacket causes Judge to regress.
%Info: 50 cents + stamp to Judge Box 77281 SF CA 94107-7281
24 pages, digest

%Title: One in Ten Forward
%Descr: +An anthology of gay and lesbian science fiction, fantasy
and horror, featuring original stories, poems, and art. They sent
me a flyer with quotes from the book, which you could probably
check out for an SASE. Age statement required.
%Info: $11 to Synergy Ganymede Box 2737 Denver CO CO 80201

%Title: On Getting Pierced
%Descr: +Luke McGuff writes about getting his nipple pierced.
%Info: a stamp and an SASE to Makeupaname Press Box 31848
Seattle WA 98103-1848 8 pages, Mini

%Title: On Wings of Leather Issue 14
%Descr: Newsletter for Leather Faeries. Review of Living the
Spirit, a Gay American Indian anthology; a report about the Black
Leather Wings gathering; review of The Black Book, a resource
guide to the SM community; plus poetry and drawings.
%Info: $1 to Northwind Box 2253 Vancouver BC V6B 3W2 Canada
8 pages, standard

%Title: Ooompa! Ooompa! Issue 3
%Descr: *Almost all of the contributors to this zine are women,
and much of the writing is about issues specific to women. That
doesn't mean that men shouldn't read it -- it's good for us boys
to read what girls are saying. Contents this time include a piece
about how Target censors album lyrics; why being queer in the punk
community isn't any easier; an article about having large breasts;
the sexual politics of meat; cool places in Boston; yeast
infection treatment; a woman's experience growing up with personal
appearance, including being influenced by Madonna; luvletters from
Sam(antha); drawings of fashion tips for punks who can't think for
themselves; several pages about menstruation, including advice
about dealing with cramps and some alternatives to tampons; beer's
not vegan; becoming cunt positive; a piece coming to the
realization that a relationship is fucked up.
%Info: $1 to Megan 23 Long Ave #1 Allston MA 02134 44
pages, digest

%Title: Oubliette
%Descr: Comix anthology edited by Karen Platt. Includes stuff by
Karen, Carrie of For Your Skull, Smooch, Carle Bacha, and others.
Full color cover.
%Info: $3.50 to Dolo Blue Graphics Box 80023 Mpls MN 55409
44 pages, standard

%Title: Outpunk/Fembot Issue 2
%Descr: A split issue by these two queer punk zines. Punk outing
list; what if there was a queer-positive but racist band?; love
letter from Henry Rollins; some thoughts about inter-generational
sex; God Is My Co-pilot interview; being a punk dyke, by Christina
of Girl Fiend; being a bi-dyke; Alice Nutter of Chumbawumba
interview; some rants about being a queer punk, anti-Riot Grrrl
hysteria, etc; old interviews with F and the Big Boys; lyrics to a
song about coming out. The Fembot side includes:Calvin Johnson
cover; a personality profile; Tiger Trap interview; article on
drinking; getting cruised by Mr. Rogers; Vatican fashion; music
reviews; letters from Gary's parents after he came out; more.
%Info: $2 to Outpunk/Fembot Box 170501 SF CA 94117 36
pages, digest

%Title: The Overground Issue 3
%Descr: In "Confessions of a Girl," the title character starts to
deal with fantasizing about a woman while making out with a guy;
"These Remains" is a story about the undead; story about two women
persecuted in Nazi Germany; Neo Cleo comix, with pro-woman raps;
"Nothing Natural"is a continuing story about "Purge" and her
encounters with a couple of strange women. Plus drawings by Guy
Davis, and photos.
%Info: $3 to Sarah Chamberlain 8261 East 104th Way Henderson
CO 80640 52 pages, standard

%Title: Party Mix
%Descr: +Stories about parties. Frat party story by Gary Fembot;
Greta Mudflap story; a 1961 West Bank Mpls party; pictures from
the all girl action V-day lingerie par-tay, hosted by Cunts With
Attitude; many more stories. Also available is Portable Snack,
described as "A Bobolink cut out from the female organs of
Generation!", and Purse, which is in the shape of a purse.
%Info: $2+stamps to R. Frost 114 Jefferson NE #2 Olympia WA
98501 44 pages, digest

%Title: PC Casualties Issue 2
%Descr: Queer Buzzcocks interview, staring at the ceiling,
Exotica records, techo rave culture, antiPbaby rant.
%Info: $2 to PC Casualties Box 476953 Chicago IL 60647 -20
pages, standard

%Title: Ped-Men Issue 1
%Descr: Non-fiction narratives of man/boy love as told by men
incarcerated for the same. A story about babysitting, and a story
about summer camp.
%Info: $5.50 to J.M. Box 571 Whitman MA 02382 9 pages,
standard

%Title: Pink Panther Issue 2
%Descr: +An essay on liberty and justice; what if a space alien
did a project on gay earthlings using gay media; black lesbians
and gays are under attack both from racist gays and also some
black groups; a letter to an unrequited love; interview with
someone from the Gay Skinhead Group; the legal rights of Lesbians
and gays in the UK. #4 will be a homo-punk issue.
%Info: 30p+SAE or trade for queer zines only to Pink Panther
Box 2531 Smethwick, Warley B66 2NH UK 16 pages, Euro Standard

%Title: PMS Issue 3
%Descr: *Rik, the queer skinhead who does this zine, moved from
Boston to England, hoping to find a better queer skin scene. It
sounds like he's somewhat disappointed. The gay skinhead
documentary Skin Complex gets a thumbs-down for resorting to
stereotyping skins as racist. Rik prints the results of his queer
skin survey which he distributed at a gay skinhead club. He also
reviews the club. There's reprints about queer skins from the
Advocate and from an anti-racist skin group. The exensive
interview with Kathleen of Bikini Kill is quite good. Also: music
reviews, letters, quizes, and zine reviews.
%Info: $2+4 IRCs to PMS 20 Scholey House, Ingrave St. London
SW11 2SE ENGLAND 40 pages, Euro Standard

%Title: Poesflesh Issue vol 3 #1
%Descr: Poems about southern men, microwave clothes dryers,
looking at men's underwear ads on the train in France, and more.
%Info: 89" to Poesflesh Box 7157 Pittsburgh PA 15213 6
pages, standard

%Title: Popcorn Issue 6
%Descr: *This is the complete guide to the Atlanta drag scene.
Interview with Hope Nicholls, including the question of whom from
history she'd have an affair with -- she picks Janis Joplin, Harry
Houdini, and Josephine Baker; get into the V.I.P. room board game;
interview with Chuck Morgan, the magazine's photographer;
interview with musician Jon Marsh; a history of the cable TV
American Music Show; DeAundra Peek at the March on Washington;
plus fashion shots, pop-a-razzi shots, and gossip.
%Info: $3? to Popcorn 325 Edgewood Atlanta GA 31312 48
pages, standard

%Title: Popular Sodomy Issue 1
%Descr: Writings with backgroup collages featuring naked guys.
Editorial; boyhood memories of sex with mom's boyfriends; sex with
men in business suits; "Imbue," a sex story; "The exorcist, a love
story"; Selected notes from my expedition to the first global
deviant congress; A Cumly Lord's Tail. Requires age statement.
%Info: $2 to Popsod c/o Wooden Shoe Books 112 S. 20th Phila PA
19103 24 pages, half legal

%Title: Pornorama Issue 1
%Descr: This zine describes itself as a stroke zine for all
sexual dissidents. A story about a ritual in which a woman
priestess dominates a male asshole; a sexual encounter between a
man and a bouncer; dyke S/M sex scene with lots of verbal abuse; a
married woman has a relationship with another woman; a piece about
piercing. Plus nicely reproduced original photos of girls and of a
guy sucking cock.
%Info: $4 to L. Lava S.P 59019 Montreal Quebec H2S 3P5 Canada
12 pages, standard

%Title: Positron Issue 2
%Descr: A straight-edge queer-zine, finally! Band interviews with
Desiderata, Downcast, and Worlds Collide; notes from a "straight"
queer; project ecofuck comic (think globally, act anally); media
burn P notes towards participation, democracy, and a radical
alternative media; virtual reality is worse than TV; Sam
McPheeters interview.
%Info: $1 to Sean Capone 926 Hudson Garland TX 75043 32
pages, standard

%Title: Psycho Queers
%Descr: John and Mike go out killing rich gays. Plus paper dolls,
and a stake to drive through the hearts of upper-class queers.
%Info: 1 I.R.C. to Andy Box 612 Cardiff Wales CF2 4XS UK 16
pages, Mini

%Title: Publik Enema Issue 5
%Descr: *The prison riot in Ohio, and an Industrial Worker
article from before the riot about how prisoners were underpaid
for work at that prison; legalization of pot will make it a
corporate business; cops on bikes; anti-Ace Backwards rant; Billy
Clinton (guess what -- they don't like him!); a travel journal;
interesting rock star deaths; ways to live more ecologically --
one of them is "stop doing zines".
%Info: $1 to Skot! Steppenwolf 25686 Nugget El Toro CA 92630
16 pages, standard

%Title: Puck Issue 9
%Descr: +Beautiful production values with full-color computer
graphics on the covers inside and out. A story by Stan Henry about
a strange monestary; thoughts on American ideas about Japanese
people -- it's actually the Americans who are mysterious; poems by
Maggie Jaffe about Custer, Tarzan, Ernesto Cardenal, Conrad, and
Jane Fonda; poetry by Glenn Sheldon and Rane Arroyo; an Egyptian-
American man tries to get revenge on car-strippers in a society
where victims get no restitution; more poetry and prose; many
reviews of books, zines, and music.
%Info: $5.55 to Permeable Press 900 Tennessee, Studio 15 SF CA
94107-3014 84 pages, standard

%Title: Punk Rock Fag Issue 1-4
%Descr: +#1: skate fag comics, live reviews and an article by
Anothony about being kicked out by his stepdad and the band he was
roadying for cuz he's a fag, and going to see Negativland. #4:
Jesse X writes about coming out as one of those people who don't
relate to the gay community. Joey Trousertrout talks about getting
kicked out by his parents.
%Info: $1 to Anthony Damage Box 10701 Portland OR 97210-0701
8 pages, half legal

%Title: Pussy Grazer Issue 3
%Descr: Anti PC rampage; L7; drag in the media; Out magazine's
anti-sex, pro-profit press kit; Gender poem (?); Kooky Nation
demonstrates against Basic Instinct comic; name-dropping Spew
article; hot dish column; Tribe 8 interview; fine dining; Bikini
Kill live reviews; zine reviews; letters.
%Info: $3 to Pussy Grazer Box 20553, Tompkins Square Sta. NY
NY 10009 52 pages, half legal

%Title: QT Issue 4
%Descr: Queer Terrorist/ Queer Tapette. A woman meets an arrogant
leather dyke with a business card; fag hags fight back;
shoplifting and employee theft, with McThief the crime cat; boy
picks up a femme girl in a black leather jacket; 90210 photo
comic; a rant about how great it is that punks don't understand
queers (not); clippings of stupid anti-bi statements; Hothead
Paisan interview; why gays who want in the military are dumb.
%Info: $4 to QT C.P 423, Succursale C Montreal PQ H2L 4K3
Canada 26 pages, standard

%Title: Quart: QUeers And Related Terrorists Issue 1
%Descr: *Only a few pages long, but it does have some challenging
ideas in it. Wonder Dyke comic strip; Divine sits atop a pile of
"no fats or fems" personal ads, with the caption "You'll never be
as fabulous as Divine!"; "I'm Strait but not Narrow" pins are
actually worn by closet cases; pink sheep comic; George Bush's
kinder, gentler, sassier fashion; a rant about those red ribbons,
and celebs who do nothing but wear them; a suggestion to glamorize
abortions so more women will have them.
%Info: a stamp to Quart: QUeers And Related Terrorists Suite
241, 500 Waterman Ave East Providence RI 02914 12 pages, digest

%Title: Queer Intercourse Issue 5
%Descr: Color cover photomontage; Bush/Dahmer in '92; techo-rave
clubgoing in Pittsburgh; Beauty Queer comic; chapter 2 of Barbie
Wears Combat Boots; much poetry; shoplifting cartoon; "Anarchy is
not Chaos," an anarchist primer.
%Info: $2 to Queer Intercourse Box 90043 Pgh PA 15224 46
pages, standard

%Title: Queer Tales
%Descr: A selection of short, somewhat humorous sex stories. Two
guys have sex in a church; "Ice Cream Delight"; a courtroom farce;
a radio play about spanking; firemen squirt their hoses; Phil's
car complains about his tricks; a guy pimps his unconcious mother;
and finally, a sordid tale of sex and death.
%Info: $1 cash to Andy G Box 612 Cardiff CF2 4XS UK

%Title: Queer With Class
%Descr: Big book of posters produced by the Mancunian group
Homocult. Lots of big bold shocking words, pictures, and
propaganda. Quotes: "My husband's a dyke," "Rich quaking queens/
destroy their careers/ ruin their lives/ force them to suicide;"
"Give us your children/ what we can't fuck we eat" Intense. [from
address below or through AK Distribution]
%Info: #5 to M.S.ED Productions Box 45 Manchester M12 4EA
England 64 pages, Euro Standard

%Title: Queer Zine Explosion
%Descr: This listing of queer zines, music, and announcements.
%Info: 2 29 cent stamps to Larry-bob Box 591275 SF CA 94159-
1275 8 pages, standard

%Title: Raw Vulva Issue 1
%Descr: A zine for queer girl bicyclists. A list of places in San
Francisco that let you take your bike indoors; astrocompatibility
Q in other words, what signs get along reomantically; cartoons
about appropriate girls to get crushes on; rules of the road, and
when to break them; cartoon showing the evolution of a biker; how
bike riding turned one woman into a femme; a review of a catalog
of bike clothing, seats, and accessories that caters to women;
dyke biker of the month.
%Info: $1+2 stamps to Raw Vulva 842 Folsom, Box 233 SF CA
94107 10 pages, standard

%Title: Real Girl Issue 5
%Descr: *Comix anthology edited by Angela Bocage. Cover by Jaime
Hernandez (what does this picture of "ugly" lesbians dreaming
they're "beautiful" mean?); Joan Hilty draws a tale of burnout
love, and contrasts Elvis and k.d. lang; Rob Kirby has dinner with
his dyke friends and hears all their love life gossip; Fish
presents a SM sex scene with a mistress who demands promptness;
Gertrude and Alice paper dolls by Trina Robbins; Queer Too by
Roberta Gregory; Roxxie writes about sex clubs; Queer with
Children comic by Angela Bocage; Cheela Smith tells the tale of a
jilted lezbo who's saved from suicide by a poodle; Roxxie writes
about summer camp when all her girl friends found boyfriends;
Jennifer Camper draws a steamy strip about lesbian jailbirds. Age
statement required.
%Info: $3.50 to Fantagraphics 7563 Lake City Way NE Seattle WA
98115 44 pages, comic book

%Title: Renaissance News Issue vol 7 #4
%Descr: +A transvestite/transsexual newsletter. There's a column
that reviews Bly's Iron John, some hate mail, a report on a casino
night, mention of an anti-gay rights group in Ohio, and
information about a group for transgendered parents. Plus lots of
news briefs.
%Info: $2 to Renaissance News Box 60552 King of Prussia PA
19406 16 pages, standard

%Title: RFD:A Country Journal for Gay Men Everywhere Issue 74
%Descr: *RFD has plenty of enjoyable reading about rural life,
radical faeries, and more. It's like a window into a queer culture
that's pretty different from the lot of urban fags. There's
thought-provoking dialogue from Harry Hay on claiming the legacy
of the third gender, from a bisexual who was attacked at a faerie
gathering, and from various readers about NAMBLA. There's several
short viginettes of rural life, concerning bees, geese, and
neighbors. International touches include a very touching letter
from a rural gay man from China, an article on a Swiss gay camp,
and Donny the Punk's account of his trip to Russia. The March on
Washington gets covered. The fiction section includes a fairy tale
about the kingdom of Dan-Mark, where gay marriage is allowed.
Besides all this text, there's some nice nude photos and other
graphics. Plus reviews, listings of potential penpals in prison, a
lunar calendar, news, and letters from people seeking companions.
%Info: $5.50 to RFD:A Country Journal for Gay Men Everywhere
Box 68 Liberty TN 37095 84 pages, standard

%Title: Riot Geeek! Issue 1
%Descr: +Mr. Snoozer has some good, well-thought out political
ideas about gender and stuff. There's articles about genderfuck as
direct action against gender roles; reviews of staple guns; an
account of how feminism changed his sex life; a page on
masturbation; an article on emotions; a band interview with No
Commercial Value; article on rape; anti-sexist men's groups;
faggoty firehouse comic; men are not oppressed; lyrics from Bigger
than Jesus.
%Info: $2? to P. Harvey Snoozer Box 581354 Mpls MN 55458-1354
32 pages, digest

%Title: Riot Grrrl NYC Issue 7
%Descr: +This is the Queer Punk issue. Tales of a true baby dyke
-- she had a mohawk and a girlfriend at age 8; coming out story by
Jill, who made the decision to not grow up, but her friends
eventually assimilated; cool stuff God Is My Co-Pilot found in
England, including writing by British riot grrrls and Homocult
posters; I love by celulite poster; lyrics from queer punk band
Double Zero; stuff from a multicultural feminist symposium; a
questionaire for gay men, including asking if they call women
bitches, whores, or cunts; article about how being a young dyke
punk is confusing and painful because you're part of 4
subcultures; article on bisexuality.
%Info: $1+2 stamps to Riot Grrrl NYC Box 1320, Stuyvesant Sta
NY NY 10009 24 pages, digest

%Title: Rock Against Sexism Issue 5
%Descr: Long depate on Political Correctness; ad for Cockwhipped
Personae by Camille Acker; Bongwater interview; Red Tomato (band)
article; Consolidated interview; photos from a benefit for Needle
Exchange Defense fund; record, zine, and book reviews; letters;
male contraceptives. There won't be any new issues, but back
issues are available.
%Info: $4 to RAS Box 390643 Cambridge MA 02139 36 pages,
standard

%Title: Rocketdyke Issue 2
%Descr: Advice on dealing with a lesbian wife; reprints from old
books on homosexuality; girl scouting manuals; letters about
spanking; chastity belts and corsets; 4 Non Blondes.
%Info: $3 to Rocketdyke 2336 Market St #28 SF CA 94114 36
pages, standard

%Title: Rollerderby Issue 12
%Descr: *This zine's edited by Lisa Suckdog. Gory cover photo of
a woman who's just shot a man in bed; comics by Dame Darcy;
talking about body image with Lydia Lunch, Lisa's mom Mary Ellen,
Courtney Love, Christy VanOostendorp, Kim Gordon, and Ian Christe;
Lisa's noisy neighbors; an article about the Heavenly Ten Stems
show where a band of white musicians playing covers of Asian pop
music were splashed with yellow paint by Asian-americans; the
story of P, illustrated with signs of people peeing; interview
with the Strangulated Beatoffs.
%Info: $2.50 to Rollerderby c/o Tedium House Box 424762 SF CA
94142-4762 28 pages, standard

%Title: Rough Play/Rough Trade Issue 1
%Descr: A report on hanging out with queer punks at the March on
Washington; why Canada's safer sex literature says sucking cock
without a condom is fine, but the U.S.'s doesn't; photos from the
March; a conversation with a customs bureaucrat about seized copy
of the video Suburban Dykes; homo saints collage; gays in the
military; right-wing anti-gay scapegoating; photos of a woman in a
corset; article on men in Britain who were jailed for consentual
S/M sex; Maggie's, a prostitutes' rights organization; info about
Whore Culture, a festival of sex work in Toronto in June; the
strike at the gay bar End-Up; lesbian domestic abuse; poetry;
writing about two girls playing S/M games.
%Info: $3 to Rough Play/Rough Trade Box 562, Station P Toronto
Ont M5S 2T1 Canada

%Title: Ruckus: A Girl's Rock and Roll Rag Issue 2
%Descr: +A culture rant, including complaints on the
Hollywoodization of Frida Kahlo; a review of an Ace Frehley show;
some quotes from Velocity Girl; a reprint of an interview with
David Bowie's mum; a Patti Smith interview from 1976; a trippy
comic; a Tribe 8 article; interview with Kim Warnick of the
Fastbacks; Pleasant Gehman interview; a rant on gender; photo
essay on the plusses and minuses of Amsterdam.
%Info: $1+75" stamps to Ruckus: A Girl's Rock and Roll Rag 136
Julie Drive Glenview IL 60025 40 pages, standard

%Title: Ruh Roh
%Descr: It's finally out. "The comix magazine for Super-Winners"
has too many contributors (64) to list, but they include Karen
Finley, Todd Haynes, Maurice Vellekoop, Kathy Acker, G.B. Jones,
Allen Ginsberg, and Sadie Benning.
%Info: $8 to Feature 484 Broome St. NY NY 10013 148 pages,
standard

%Title: Salt and Sage Issue Vol 2 #6
%Descr: *This zine is produced by the Sacred Faeries, a queer
spiritual group. There's some stuff about the celebration of
midsummer; a rather hierarchical faerie order (at least they say
not to take it too seriously); a snake vision experienced during a
Native American drumming circle; a blessing on the penis; some
goddess lore; lyrics to that muppet song about rainbows; rituals
of calling the directions and closing the circle; faerie
networking numbers; calendar of events.
%Info: $2 to Salt and Sage 36 South State St., Suite 3000 SLC
UT 84111-1401 16 pages, digest

%Title: Sanimag Issue 3
%Descr: *A comic about Mai Tai, who rescues the staff of Ms.
Magazine from Phylis Schafly; the importance of giving your cat
new nicknames so s/he doesn't get bored; Lesbian Barbie, who
actually menstruates -- also available is her girlfriend of 5
years and their therapist, Judith; article about self-defense;
feminasty music korner; a new term for lesbian lovers -- breast
friends; do feminine beauty ideals make women vulnerable?
%Info: .75 + 2 stamps to Boxholder Box 1059 De Kalb IL 60115
20 pages, digest

%Title: Sexy Issue 1
%Descr: From the creators of Sin Bros and Carrie. Fag culture;
Luke & Jason dolls; fagsploitation movies; Craig Chester; film
reviews; Medicine (a band); my 1st drag doll; classic film
reviews; infomercials; Hollywood game; sexy photos; my life as a
celebutante.
%Info: $4 to Sexy Box 291956 LA CA 90029 32 pages,
oversized

%Title: SHRIMp Issue 1
%Descr: Vaginal Davis' foot sucking and licking zine. Celebrity
feets like Fugazi, Nirvana, Danzig. The Goddess Bunny, Pedro,
Muriel and Esther. A must!
%Info: $4 to Vaginal Davis 7850 Sunset Blvd #110 LA CA 90046
70 pages, standard

%Title: Silver Balls Issue 1
%Descr: Comix zine by Quetzal with drawings of dirty old men.
Come Clean, shower scene with the coach and the janitor; Back Door
Baths; 3 other stories and a couple more drawings. Requires age
statement.
%Info: $3.50 to Hand Jive Comix Box 46095 LA CA 90046 28
pages, digest

%Title: Siren Issue 3
%Descr: A dyke music magazine. Fifth Column article; looking for
lesbians in hip-hop; a he-fag has some harsh words for Whitney
Houston; record reviews; photos of rock goddesses; interview with
Joanna Brown of Homocore Chicago, who puts on shows; a talk with a
member of the PATs, from Cleveland.
%Info: $3 to Kathe Bergquist 727 W Bruar #A3 Chicago IL 60657
8 1/2 x 8 1/2P36

%Title: Slippery When Wet Issue 4
%Descr: *This used to be Logomotive; now it's got a less
confusing name, which makes it more clear that it's about sex and
stuff. Full-color Terry LaBan cover of a big woman giving a man an
enema. Michael Botkin on Gender-Bending Barbies; a cartoon by
Angela Bocage about how to tell if your G.I. Joe is Queer; some
words about Nonmonogamy; a comic by Leanne Franson, which includes
the advice "you can't just slobber at some woman and expect her to
get excited!"; perverts give advice on meeting sex playmates; an
article on virtual sex; a sex story that culminates in a woman
getting fisted -- this story was previously published in Bad
Attitude, and resulted in a censorship trial in Canada; a very
surreal phone sexline story; lesbo limericks; a leathersex
tattooing hot story; photos by Annie Sprinkle and Michael Rose;
the zine zone, with tips about advertising, gossip, and an
interview with the Monks; a cartoon on cafe attitude. Age
statement required.
%Info: $7 to Slippery When Wet Box 3101 Berkeley CA 94703
48 pages, standard

%Title: Sorority Issue 1
%Descr: Magazine for gay women, with articles, profiles, fiction,
photos, book/film/video/music reviews, graphics, cartoons,
puzzles, and more.
%Info: $6 to Sorority Suite 110, 1170 Bay St. Toronto Ontario
M5S 2B4 Canada 96 pages, standard

%Title: Spawn of Satan Issue 1
%Descr: *Spawn of Satan #1: Reprints from medical books about
homosexual perversion. The evil of homosexualism; surgical
treatment of homosexuality; transvestitism; masturbation is the
most widespread sexual disease; lovemaking between white and
colored girls in reform schools; homo prostitution; shock therapy;
freaks; crabs; acceptance of queers among the Mojave Indians;
pictures of Christians torturing people.
%Info: $2 to S.O.S. c/o 327 Sterling Pl #1D Brooklyn NY 11238
20 pages, standard

%Title: Speed Demon Issue 3
%Descr: *It's all in Italian, but this is what they tell me is in
it -- "Fighting Terms," an article about AIDS in underground
bands' lyrics; Chainsaw Kittens interview & review; a short story;
monologue from "Torch Song Trilogy" interview with Mark Chester;
interview with Italian underground band Der Tod; a translation of
Fluffy Boy's Spew 2 article from Holy Titclamps; interview with
Crazy Alice; interview with Orlando, homo bass-player of the
Italian underground band "In Sanity"; reviews of Queer Tales and
Bonds of Friendship; Olivia, dyke bass-player of the Italian
underground band The Destitutes talks about "Homo/Dyke underground
ghetto or not"; "Monsters are good and they love everyone," an
article about sterotypes in aesthetical canons of the gay world.
%Info: $5? to Speed Demon Box 44/A P.ZA San Babila 4/D 20122
Milano Italy 42 pages, Euro Standard

%Title: Spiral
%Descr: Drawings and words by Michael Manning, whose work has
previously appeared in Frighten the Horses. A woman with a black
dildo fucks a man; two robots contort a person with a cock and
breasts into autofellatio; two women penetrate a third; a book of
the dead with gods and their initiates; Circe's House, in which a
man submits to several women; a woman has sex with a dog; more
images. The drawings are crisp, stylized, and explicit. Age
statement required.
%Info: $6.50 to Zero Image 3288 21st St #21 SF CA 94110 32
pages, standard

%Title: Spline Issue 1
%Descr: +Turtle reports on his failure to get an internship at
Dischord records, where he'd hoped to fry tofu sandwiches for Ian
MacKaye; a review of Fugazi and Fron 242's new records; a review
of Sparks, a bar in Louisville, Kentucky; a story about a guy who
proposes to another guy at a party. Short but sweet -- a nice
first issue.
%Info: 50" to Spline Box 666 Oxford OH 45056 12 pages,
digest

%Title: Spunk Issue Aug/Sept 93
%Descr: +A listing of "dark rooms," bookstores and cinemas,
baths, fetish & specialty stuff, cable TV shows and other sex-
related info for New York and San Francisco.
%Info: $1 to Studio Iguana 501 First St, room 419 SF CA 94107
2 pages, tabloid

%Title: Steam Issue 2
%Descr: *A magazine about places for public sex for men. There's
an article about Colorado's amendment 2; a paean to sex on a hill
in San Francisco; a visit to Peru; a guide to rest stops in New
England; a trip up I-5, stopping at all the rest areas; getting
busted in Atlanta; interview with the director and producer of the
film Sex Is...; Part 2 of the Italian travelogue; rundowns of the
scenes in Oklahoma City, Toronto, Charleston, NYC, LA, SF, UW-
Madison, plus listings of sex spots nationwide.
%Info: $5 to PDA Press, Inc. Rte 2, Box 1215 Cazenovia WI
53924 72 pages, half legal

%Title: Steppingstone
%Descr: *This publication seems to mainly reprint press releases
about various sorts of bands. This time it's Aimee Mann, an
announcement of an AIDS benefit record called "No Alternative,"
Ice-T, Cat Howdy, Tina Turner, etc. And there's info about the
Bluelights AIDS awareness campaign.
%Info: $2? to Baby Faze Productions 45 Pearl St SF CA 94103
36 pages, digest

%Title: Stomping Scene
%Descr: Comix anthology zine with some queer content.
%Info: 1.20 pounds to c/o Jeremy Dennis Exeter College Oxford
OX1 3DP England 24 pages, Euro Standard

%Title: Strange Looking Exile Issue 4
%Descr: Queer comix zine edited by Rob Kirby. Jeffery Kennedy on
his first boy kiss and his second tattoo; Rob spends a friday
night at home; Baby Dyke tries her pick-up lines, and another
cartoon by Terry Sapp; another episode of Born Queer by Diane
DiMassa (Hothead Paisan); Melissa Rasmussen on sex "bases"; Nick
Leonard on cooking cute rabbits; Rob's life with Morrissey;
Christian Schroeder's first comic strip; Quetzal on quakes;
Liliane tries to be a lipstick dyke in a comic by Leanne Franson;
Roberta Gregory on comic titles; another episode of Rob's Father
and Son -- the father's a goody-goody, the son's a nihilist. Plus
more Kirby comics.
%Info: $3 to GAP Box 214 New Haven CT 06502 40 pages, half
legal

%Title: Stumblings
%Descr: A collection of 9 short stories about travel and other
things by JanNathan Long, some of which have appeared in RFD.
%Info: $4 to JanNathan Long Rt. 1, Box 84 A Liberty TN 37095
76 pages, Mini

%Title: Suck Don't Blow Issue 1
%Descr: The ugly truth about Sandra Bernhard, Bush and Reagan,
Greg Brady, European homos; Cunti the question bitch asks Liz
Smith, Ray Chalker, and Merv Griffen when they last got laid; Cher
in Nazi uniform; New York celebrity gossip; Why the Sentinel
sucks; food at art openings; Billy and Butch guide children with
the motto "Pricks, Cunts, and Butts made America Free," infiltrate
a convent, and sniff butts in a photo-essay; the cheerleader
killer is finally free; made for TV movies; Soundgarden; Pete
Wilson; what if Beverly Hills 90210 were in San Francisco, with
scenarios for various neighborhoods; Republican fags of San
Francisco; glossary of gross terms; public service announcement
not to sleep with self-loathing fags. Age statement required.
%Info: $2 to Suck Don't Blow Box 170214 SF CA 94117 32
pages, half legal

%Title: Susan Mini Mag Issue vol 2 - summer
%Descr: *The title refers to Susan Dey of the Partridge Family;
the zine is a schizophrenic mesh twixt a Partridge fanzine and
reprinted porno pictures. Between those poles (and between a full-
color cover) are beauty tips from DeAundra Peek; a diary of a trip
to the piers; a report by Mr Rogers' Daughter of a visit with Miss
Peek to the March on Washington; some astrology; advice on
breaking up; a poem which starts "He though I was a home boy/ but
he saw I was a gay boy". This is the last issue, and the editor
will now produce a zine called Shake.
%Info: $2 to Susan Mini Mag Box 318, Times Square Station NY
NY 1018-0318 52 pages, half legal

%Title: Swedish Nurse Issue 3
%Descr: Diamanda Galas, punk rock "outings" - like Henry Rollins
and H.R. of Bad Brains (and his "Ristsareflappin' cult"), and
other music-related stuff.
%Info: $4? to c/o Warzone Box 148 Belfast 1 N Ireland 32
pages, Euro Standard

%Title: Swerve Issue 3
%Descr: *Most of this zine is reprints, and as usual, the best
stuff is from Dan's Sister Sin. What really is weird is the letter
reprinted from Bundle of Sticks #4, doctored to appear as though
it's written to Dan. And he even reprinted a paragraph of TEG's
response, only whiting out two words. If appropriation is an art,
this guy is a genious.
%Info: $2 to Swerve 2655 Aldrich Ave S. Mpls MN 5548-1308
40 pages, digest

%Title: Tantrum Issue 3
%Descr: Lots of insightful, funny writing, and groovy art. Tom of
Clownland cover; Goth Damage by Danielle Willis; recommendations
for changes in the US system of govenment; Truthstar the Unicorn
talks about bungie jumping; Dr. Love's mushroom dick; politeness,
not p.c.-ness, is the answer; Cmndr. Riker as leather daddy; "the
proud masculine porn model"; collage of strange gay clothes; Mr
Larry the hairdresser suggests "Swingers International" would be
more apropos than "Queer Nation"; interview with drag fixture
Bambi Lake; more!
%Info: $4 to Tantrum Box 6 3288 21st St. SF CA 94110 48
pages, standard

%Title: Taste of Latex Issue 7
%Descr: The Next Morning by Carol Queen; assfucking for women;
women with weapons photos; Zoo story by Kevin Killian; tattooed
love boys photos; sisters; ass fisting; feet photos by Rick
Castro.
%Info: $6 to Taste of Latex Box 460122 SF SF CA 94146 52
pages, standard

%Title: Teen Fag Issue 1
%Descr: +Lengthy interviews with G.G. Allin (a transcript from
the Jerry Springer Show) and Roberta Gregory -- what a combo!
Roberta gives an in-depth rundown of her comics. Also, a comic
about Spot the Owl raping a logger -- perhaps the punkest bird
since Wallace the Nuthatch; satanic tale reprinted from a
Christian mag; editorial about homos in the military, which
questions whether being in the military is in our best interests;
zine, record, and comic reviews.
%Info: $2 to Chow Chow Productions Box 20204 Seattle WA 98102
32 pages, half legal

%Title: TeenMom Issue 5
%Descr: *This zine's a little hard to figure out. It kind of
looks like Tiger Beat, and talks about teen motherhood a lot. But
something about it betrays a definite gay sensibility behind it.
This is the para-military issue, and there's an article about
celebs getting rejected from the army. There's a piercing story
that warns of the dangers of Ring Link Syndrome. The Brawny paper
towel guy makes the list of two-dimensional hunks. Teenmoms can
read their kids the story of Rapunzelstiltskin. The jealous letter
from Sandy O'Conner, grrrl Supreme Court Justice to Prez Bill
about Ruth Ginsburg is worth a laugh. And there's tips on how to
keep those diapers un-dingy, and the story of a Thalidomide
Boyfriend. Did I mention the full-color cover?
%Info: $3 to TeenMom 2211 N Cahuenga #306 LA CA 90068 24
pages, standard

%Title: Thing Issue 10
%Descr: *The full-color cover features Jazzmun, the living black
Barbie. Inside the major articles are an interview with disco diva
Chantay Savage; an article about being a Black, gay, proud HIV+
man; a report on that March on Washington; interviews with drag
queens Jazzmun, The Lovely Carol, and Erin Krystle; a page by Owen
Keehnen; and see-through fashions. Plus gossip, lists, and more.
Rumor has it that this is the last issue, so get it while you can.
%Info: $3 to Thing 2151 W. Division Chicago IL 60622) 48
pages, standard

%Title: Thorn Issue 2
%Descr: The manifesto in this zine explains it as about being
loud and visible women, with differences and respect. There's an
ariticle about understanding privilege, with a list of privileges
that white people have; talking about healthcare, access to
alternative medicine, the right to choose abortion, and why are
there so many male gynaecologists, anyway; Sarah Connor as role
model, and how to get arms like hers; Koocky Korner, with stuff
about Julie Doucet, pap smears, and yeast infection remedies; a
dream about David Wojnarowicz, and some thoughts about him; comic
about kissing a cold metal swigset; thoughts on junkies; music
reviews; comic about a woman riveter; story about being date-
raped; interview with Julie Dash, director of Daughters of the
Dust.
%Info: $3.50+2 stamps to Thorn 371 Church St. #1 SF CA 94114
28 pages, standard

%Title: The Tidewater Times Issue June 93
%Descr: +This is the newsletter of the Tidewater Bears, a social
club for bear-type men and their admirers. The editor has a nice
chatty style, but I think it could use more visual material than
the reprinted editorial cartoons on the back page. There's an
opinion piece about gays in the military; an article about hate
crimes; an article about other bear clubs and beaurocratic
problems they have; stuff about the club's video library; a
warning to use a credit card when deailing with mailorder
companies; a personal ad from Smokey the Bear (yes, that one).
%Info: to The Tidewater Times Box 2241 Dennigh VA 23609-0241

%Title: Today's Transvestite Issue 2
%Descr: Brides & Pride issue. Easter at Avalon photos; "One size
too small"; comics; TV shopper; true confessions; the frugal drag
queen's brunch; haute hair; drag-lib.
%Info: $4 to Guy Planet MM 7 Dwight St. #3 Boston MA 02118
24 pages, standard

%Title: Trash Compactor Issue 6
%Descr: The Blaxploitation issue of this movie magazine.
Mainstream press hassles; John Ashley interview; reviews of
several Blaxplotation movies; art by Fiona Smyth and Maurice
Vellekoop; Ann-Margret movies; more movie reviews; zine reviews;
Bill Burroughs crank call; book reviews.
%Info: $3.75 to Trash Compactor 253 College St. #108 Toronto
Ont M5T 1R5 Canada 44 pages, standard

%Title: traum%a Issue 1
%Descr: Dream-like text over dream-like photos. A girl and her
kitten on an oddessy through heat, cold, caves, subways,
elevators, tar, etc.
%Info: $1 to Allie
Box 682 Hadley MA 01035-0682 8 1/2 x 3 1/2

%Title: A Tribe Called Queer Issue 1
%Descr: An anthology of writings from the Young Lesbian and Gay
Writes Network.

%Info: $4? to YLGWN c/o The Portobello Project 49-51
Porchester Rd. W2 5DX UK 72 pages, half legal

%Title: Tropo Issue 7
%Descr: +The story in this issue of this surrealistic comic is
titled Prometheus. It's about Clovis, who's obsessed with
Frankenstein. His ex-boyfriend doesn't share the interest, and
thinks Clovis is crazy. He's haunted by a Maria Callas queen.
Strange and beautiful. #8, the Tenderloin issue, will have stories
by Robin Scott of Homozone 5.
%Info: $2.75 to Blackbird Comics 1202 Levison Albert Lea MN
56067 40 pages, standard

%Title: Vagina Issue 1
%Descr: A mini-zine with images and a few words about
menstruation, yeast infections, and refusal to breed.
%Info: 1 stamp or trade to Info Panic Hampshire College Box
728 Amherst MA 01002 12 pages, Mini

%Title: Vent
%Descr: Zine from Australia, on politics, environment, and
sexuality issues. Editorial mentions recent conservative trends
such as anti-juvenile legislation, repeal of Aboriginal Heritage
laws, launch of an anti-sex campaign and the start of mineral
exploration in National Parks; aritcle about what to do in case of
arrest; AIDEX, an Australian arms fair, and protests of it by 2000
people; a national park threatened by mining; piece on
bisexuality, and how society says you should be either hetero or
homo; sexually transmitted diseases; billboard revision; an Earth
First! gathering; picture of a man in chains in front of a group
of hostile heteros with the captionJ"I do belive in faeries".
%Info: free to Vent Box 203 Fremantle W.A. 6160 Australia 16
pages, Euro digest

%Title: Venus Castina Issue 3
%Descr: Ask Miss Deena; Randie Flame's top 10 one liners; Miss
Kitty Litter interview, including her trips to Japan; comic by Jon
"Tropo" Macy about a doctor and the transsexuals he operates on;
Diet Popstitute interview; Stephen Maxine interview; poetry;
whore-a-scope.
%Info: $4 to H.O.P.P. 616 Hayes #3 SF CA 94102 32 pages,
standard

%Title: White Crane:Journal for the exploration of gay men's
spirituality Issue 16
%Descr: *Sacred fools, and modern gay and lesbian manifestations
of same; keeping gays out of the military; the UnderwearChurch; an
article with the thesis that there is no special Gay Spirituality;
review of a biography of Wittgenstein, talking about his
internalized homophobia and anti-Semitism.
%Info: $3.25 to White Crane:Journal for the exploration of gay
men's spirituality Box 170152 SF CA 94117-0152 20 pages,
standard

%Title: Whorezine Issue 18
%Descr: This is the sports issue of this frequently published
zine by and for whores of all persuasions. An explanation of what
Whorezine is and ain't; similarities between sex work and sports;
cute hockey players; rich baseball players; sex workers are
officially part of the professional organizations section of the
March on Washington; dirty tricks list; what to pack for a call on
a client; legal stuff and other resources.
%Info: $3 to Whorezine 2300 Market St., Suite 19 SF CA 94114
36 pages, standard

%Title: Wiglet Issue 6
%Descr: Interview with a funeral director; Cabbagetown, near
Atlanta; music reviews; Jane Seymour and Michael Landon; story
about a girl's 10th grade boyfriend; insomnia comic; story about a
teenage runaway girl's crush on a cosmetics saleswoman; book
reviews; nice ink wash drawings.
%Info: $1+2 stamps to Wiglet 382 Wyandotte Ave Columbus OH
43202 18 pages, standard

%Title: Wilde Oaks Issue vol 2 #1
%Descr: +This is a lesbian and gay literary magazine, with prose,
poetry, and photos. Contents inclue a coming out story by a woman
who left her husband; a man has an encounter with a cop on a train
who thinks he's owed a blow job; a lesbian vampire story; Marc
Lynx writes about a case of Lycanthropy on an airplane; a
dreamlike story of a blackout in a bar; lesbian ex-ex-lovers
reunite in a hotel room and trade catty remarks; lots of poetry,
including "Lysistrata Redux," which suggests a sex boycott of
married republicans.
%Info: $12 to c/o DeFrank Center 175 Stockton Ave San Jose CA
95126 108 pages, digest

%Title: WildSide Issue 3-4
%Descr: *A magazine in Dutch for dykes into SM. Here's what they
tell me: #3 includes a hot story called "Homecoming" about a femme
woman who comes home to her butch master but still flirts with
others which results in getting fucked by her master and four
butch friends as a way to test her. Also, a review of Lesbian sex
films in the Amsterdam red light district and an article about
dykes and safe sex issues dealth with at the International AIDS
conference in Amsterdam. And new from the WildSide group, Dutch
support group for SM dykes. #4 Includes a crossword puzzle for SM
dykes, "What does she want?" an essay about what to do and how to
find out about the wishes of your new play-partner, how to
recognise patterns and desires and how to deal with various basic
forms of SM (power games, pain as lustful experience, SM as cult
phenomenon or social recreation and SM as semi-therapeutic
experience), and a hot story. Both issues also have hot b&w photos
that need no translation.
%Info: to WildSide Postbus 16017 2301 GA Leiden The
Netherlands 24 pages, Euro Standard

%Title: Yeah, But Is It Safe Sex?
%Descr: Drawings and writings by Satyarthi. The importance of
imagination; list of safe activities; Bad Connection comic about
phone sex; safe sapphos; showering together; massage; finger
fucking; how to put on a condom; leather; flogging; eat your own
cum; showing off/watching; watersports; how to make a rimming
rubber; costumes and condoms; roleplaying; a free condom; more.
%Info: $1 + stamp to Satyarthi 2221 Blaisdell Ave S #20 Mpls
MN 55404 24 pages, digest

%Title: Yes, Ms. Davis Issue 3
%Descr: *This non-zine of loose pages is edited by the famous
Vaginal Davis. Photos of a performance by Cholita, the female
Menudo; Disposable Heroes; Perry Farrell; Jason Scott Lee; East
Village female music performance group THRUST; Jakob Dylan, son of
Bob, who is warned he'd better beware because Ms. Davis is a
nefarious hava nagila queen; Barbara LeMay, star of the film
Glamazon -- A Different Kind of Girl; photos from parties.
%Info: $2 to Vaginal Creme Davis 7850 Sunset Blvd #110 LA CA
90046 13 pages, standard

%Title: Your Face + My Ass Issue 1
%Descr: +Drew Blood poem about Straight to Hell; article about
sucking one's own penis; alternatives to monogamy; queer space at
Emma Center; a bisexual manifesto; more. Some stuff's hard to read
because of type on top of collages of guys having sex.
%Info: $1.25 to YFMA Box 800849 Mpls MN 55408 24 pages,
digest

%Title: Zack Issue 1
%Descr: Rick Castro's photos of his current obsession, Zack, the
genetic cross of a dyke drug dealer and a 6'7" drag queen.
%Info: $4 to Rick Castro 1312 North Stanley Av LA CA 90046
24 pages, standard

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To moo is bovine, To oink is porcine, * * * k-/++ C3 d- g
To howl is lupine, To purr is feline, * * f L2W a t+
To bleat is ovine, To bark is canine. * c e+