Amputek
Amputek is an e-zine that is completly anti-government/anti-capitalist. You can tell just by the first page that has very small print that warns any government worker or capitalist not to enter. It is just great that someone out there is just as anti-administration as myself. Alternative New WatchThe ANW is the underground new-watch of Seattle. Unfortunatly at this time, all of the pages links just go to the same dumb picture. I'm sure that this e-zine is just being worked out and will be ready for your viewing pleasure later. You should just check it out for the picture. JettThis odd punk e-zine was found in one of the GiRLRiGHtS lists of linx. The kids who write this e-zine mainly do it to talk about their band. They recomend getting onto the Queer Punk mailing list, but it is out of commision. The style of this e-zine is very well thought out and the content is really funny. Resturant FuelResurant Fuel is another 'zine that I was referred to by way of the newgroup, alt.zines. It is written by a couple of kids over in DC who are sick to death of this "coporate 'junk food' culture" that we are spoon-fed by things like MTV. Frankly I couldn't agree more. In their e-zine, the talk a lot about the DC indie scene including both 'zines and music. BreathlessThis is anohter e-zine from alt.zines and it is a goody. Just the background image itself is reason enough to visit this sight. As is the editor's paper 'zine, this e-zine is dedicated to the TV show "My So-Called Life." A great selection from the files is a great essay by Marc Ehrlich about the character Rayanne. The essay is both well writen and includes pictures! The Cyberspace Social PageThis e-zine is one that was recomended on my newsgroup alt.zines. This e-zine seems to be the eyes and ears of those who surf the net. You can submit up-coming births, anniversa-ries, and birthdays. In issue #17, they have a great article about the BBC classic Dr. Who. Those of us who whatched the dumb show will be glad to know that the name of his time and space travel machine, Tardis is actually an acronym. It stands for, Time And Relative Dimentions In Space. Cult of the Dead CowThis is yet another ofthe many e-zines I was referred to via alt.zines. There is this great sense of old school unix graphics that are in this e-zine. I mean they have created a dead cow of just characters, no gifs or jpegs. There is plenty of good content as well, to keep you busy. OblivionOblivion is the e-zine version of it's paper counterpart. It is text based with really good content. Since it's mainly done by people who submit their works, there's a wide variety of subjects covered. It's a pretty good read. The essay, New Century Hypocrist by El-Shroom is very accutate. It talks about the problems with public high school. I couldn't agree more. e-tourFrom what i've heard on alt.zines, e-tour is the first e-zine in East London. So it seemed like one that I should go and check out. When the first page came up, my initial reaction was, "Eeew! It's a bug!" My next reaction was, "Hey, I wonder how they did that..." From then on, my reactions continued to be filled with intrigue. Conspiracy M.E.D.I.A. "Bad Attitude" Home PageThis e-zine takes all kinds of political and advertising propaganda and makes fun of it. One of the articles in the column, "Liver For Dinner, Again?" talks about the "Zen & Art of Talk Radio". Since I use to have a talk radio show back in Chico, I figured I would check it out. The author mainly talked about how radio trys to brainwash the political views of it's listeners with propaganda. The Virtual Black BookThe Virtual Black Book is an e-zine dedicated to graffiti. And I don't mean just anywhere. The graffiti pictured is on trains and subways everywhere. They cover graffiti in New York, Germany, Holland and Belgium as well as mixed sites. This site is a good one to check out. Zines reviewed by Molly B. a.k.a. Miz Mu |