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Zine Review - GraveYard Youth No 2
Dolly Dead’s Grave Yard Youth #2 is a heavily collaged feast for the eyes and feelings, with heavy emphasis on the use/abuse of women in our culture, with interspersions of
feelings and drunken aspects and perceptions. Pieces about feelings, how hollywood’s perceptions of the perfect woman influence our actions as people, and dark powerful poetry
abound in this very cool piece of writing. Two bucks and defiantly not for the feint of he...
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Tue, April 3, 2007 - 9:49 AM
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Zine Review - University
Elizabeth Rabbit’s step from her familiar home in England to the University in Edinburgh is fraught with insecurity, doubt and curiosity. She takes all of these things on, and gives
us a very, very personal zine that details her first year. From getting settled to her new flat to making new friends and foes, Elizabeth’s writing is clear and very interesting. Filled with
interesting things from the local establishments with too-high-priced drink...
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Thu, February 15, 2007 - 9:40 AM
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Zine Review - Rose Gardens of Life No. 3
Rose keeps the Long format, and continues to write long sweeping epic poetry. It’s almost all bittersweet, but clever, with her clever notes that hang in the air like the sound
crystal makes when tapped. It’s enjoyable to me to read, smooth and easy like a good table wine. A buck and a half and very enjoyable
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“If I could relive a time of sorrow or joy,
If I could choose to know all of my life’s sorrows go...
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Fri, February 2, 2007 - 6:02 AM
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Zine Review - Rose Gardens of Life No. 2
Rose has changed her format to the long fold one, which really seems to fit her way of writing – very quick and easy to read. This isn’t really a poetry zine like before, but instead one long and interesting story about bigotry and making value judgments. Rose’s mentality is clear here, about demonstrating tolerance and love to her fellow human being. A buck and a half and this zine just keeps getting better and better.
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Thu, February 1, 2007 - 6:03 AM
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Zine Review - Rose Gardens of Life No 1
Rose Young’s initial foray into the zine world brings us a lightly collaged poetry zine, very simple and very evocative. Her poetry is direct, and it’s intention is to cause the reader to think and feel. From works based upon battles to finding herself, this little quarter/rough zine is a bit like life itself – a bit of this and a bit of that. A buck and a half and a very good little poetry zine.
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“Finding myself, ...
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Wed, January 24, 2007 - 1:59 PM
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Zine Review - GraveYard Youth No 2
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Zine Review - GraveYard Youth No 2
Dolly Dead’s Grave Yard Youth #2 is a heavily collaged feast for the eyes and feelings, with heavy emphasis on the use/abuse of women in our culture, with interspersions of
feelings and drunken...
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Zine Review - University
(blog entry)
Zine Review - University
Elizabeth Rabbit’s step from her familiar home in England to the University in Edinburgh is fraught with insecurity, doubt and curiosity. She takes all of these things on, and gives
us a very, very pers...
read more
Zine Review - Rose Gardens of Life No. 3
(blog entry)
Zine Review - Rose Gardens of Life No. 3
Rose keeps the Long format, and continues to write long sweeping epic poetry. It’s almost all bittersweet, but clever, with her clever notes that hang in the air like the sound
crystal makes when t...
read more
Zine Review - Rose Gardens of Life No. 2
(blog entry)
Zine Review - Rose Gardens of Life No. 2
Rose has changed her format to the long fold one, which really seems to fit her way of writing – very quick and easy to read. This isn’t really a poetry zine like before, but instead one long and int...
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Zine Review - Rose Gardens of Life No 1
(blog entry)
Zine Review - Rose Gardens of Life No 1
Rose Young’s initial foray into the zine world brings us a lightly collaged poetry zine, very simple and very evocative. Her poetry is direct, and it’s intention is to cause the reader to think and fe...
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