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roychristopher.com·há cerca de 1 mês

The Unexplained #8

The eighth issue of “The Unexplained” came out sometime during the summer of 1988. I remember being very proud of this issue. Looking back at it now, I can see the beginnings of the end of the first w

roychristopher.com·há 2 meses

RAD RAG – Roy Christopher

I present the following with more than a little embarrassment, but history is history and youthful folly has its way with all of us. One day during the summer after our ninth-grade year, I went over

roychristopher.com·há 2 meses

Front Wheel Drive #46

I’ve been slowly, quietly compiling an anthology of my zines, and this was one I didn’t have a copy of myself. Front Wheel Drive #46 was a ten-year anniversary issue of sorts. It came out sometime in

betweenthebolterandme.com·há 5 meses

Flames of Orion and Art at Red Emma's Baltimore

Red Emma's was a perfect place to hold a DIY event like this!Over the weekend, Shirkerism, a Baltimore-based arts and culture zine, and the District of the Damned wargaming club held an event showcasi

todistantlands.github.io·há 7 meses

How to Not Do Zines Wrong

I’m not the first to remark that a lot of what we’re calling “zines” aren’t really zines. They’re fine, glossy magazines, or beautifully crafted books. While these products may share zines’ craft etho

zenopusarchives.blogspot.com·há mais de 1 ano

ZENOPUS ARCHIVES

Later in the section, Peterson reveals that Dave Lebling, one of the developers of Zork, also played in Roberts' Mirkwood Tales campaign (page 622). (Note: The 2012 edition of Playing at the World is

zenopusarchives.blogspot.com·há quase 2 anos

FIGHT ON fanzine returns with an issue dedicated to J. Eric Holmes!

The long dormant OSR zine Fight On! has returned from the crypt with a new issue, #15, dedicated to none other than J. Eric Holmes...! Find it on DrivethruRPG (currently PDF only; print is coming) or

donnabarr.blogspot.com·há quase 3 anos

The Midnight Library

Weird and hot, in a city park, but satisfying, and promising more for the future - that's the Bremerton Zine Fest. I was later at Pat Moriarity's art gallery show, also in Bremerton, at the Ridgeline