What would we do without Fluke Fanzine? Celebrating 35 years of existence, covering countercultures galore, art movements, anything off the beaten path. It's often a history zine that gives possible paths and roadmaps to our present and future.
From the publisher: "Fluke 23: From the Ground Down—your field guide to the underground—marks the 35th anniversary of this fanzine, established in the summer of 1991 by three friends in North Little Rock, Arkansas. In this issue, we explore various movements, lifestyles and interests, including Bay Area Dada, experimental film, street art, poetry, comix, hobo monikers, train hopping, mail chess, photography, punk rock and more. Join us as we navigate beneath the surface, removed from the monotony of the mainstream!"
With work from an incredible cast of ne'er-do-wells: John Held, Jr, Bibbe Hansen, Tav Falco, Jessica Manack, Bill Daniel, Craig Baldwin, Exene Cervenka, Lydia Fong, Jessica Mills, Leslie Caldera, Michael Hyatt, Dale Johnson, James B. Hunt (NXOEED), Bobby Madness, Eddie Rodriguez, Soren Knudsen, Otto Kass, Everett Gee, Yates Cessna, Floyd Tangeman, Cutpiles, Itoe, Jessie Lynn McMains, Ozzy Palacio, Picasso Gaglione, Nick Castleberry, Suzanne Onodera, Joey Provolone, Lizzie Robillard, Ronny Salerno, Willard Simmons (Pittsburgh Orbit), Kevin Kerby, Katie Mae Hafner, Tiffany Overby, Daisy Ascencio, Pearl Zebert, Jeff Jackson, The Sock Man, Zero Laforga, Eric Messina, and Matthew Thompson.
96 pages, full color, 7" x 8.75", perfect-bound book.
