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and this is a metaphor
GB 1534 ZN/A/06 · Series · c1990
Part of Zine Collection

1 zine. Small booklet, A6 size. Black, red and white, mix of photocopy, drawn, hand-written and typed content.

Fast Connection: Issue 1
GB 1534 ZN/F/03/zines/F/3/1 · Item · 1990
Part of Zine Collection

c1990s, no date. Newcastle-Upon-Tyne. A4 format, cream and burgundy front cover, with hand-drawn images and handwriting. Contents: black and white, mix of comic strips, type, handwriting. Subject matter: reviews, interviews, opinions.

Fast Connection
GB 1534 ZN/F/03 · Series · c1990s
Part of Zine Collection

c1990s, no date. Newcastle-Upon-Tyne. A4 format, cream and burgundy front cover, with hand-drawn images and handwriting. Contents: black and white, mix of comic strips, type, handwriting. Subject matter: reviews, interviews, opinions.

Fiona Rae
GB 1534 ZN/F/06/zines/F/6/1 · Item · 1990-05
Part of Zine Collection

1990, May. Glasgow. Small bound booklet with bright orange cover. Subject matter: drawings and artwork to complement an exhibition on at the time of release by the same artist.

Fiona Rae
Fiona Rae
GB 1534 ZN/F/06 · Series · 1990-05
Part of Zine Collection

1990, May. Glasgow. Small bound booklet with bright orange cover. Subject matter: drawings and artwork to complement an exhibition on at the time of release by the same artist.

Fiona Rae
Zine Collection
GB 1534 ZN · Collection · 1991 - 2017

Fanzine collection dating from the 1990s to present day. Zines in the collection cover a range of topics from feminism, politics, culture, literature, sexuality, mental health, and body image.

Glasgow Women's Library (GWL)
Voyeuse
GB 1534 ZN/F/02/zines/F/2/2 · Item · 1991
Part of Zine Collection

1991, London. Various contributors. Larger-than-A5 format. Front cover: green background with cartoon image of two women smiling. Black and white content. Subject matter: comic strips written and drawn entirely by women.

Carol Bennett