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c2005, date unknown. Location unknown. A5 booklet, blac ad white photocopy, hand writing, type and drawings. For bearded ladies and other gender outlaws.

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c1997, no date. London “in the middle of the world’s largest androgynous zone, Middlesex where men are men and so are women and vice versa”. Larger than A5. Some use of colour, mostly black and white. Subject matter: Comic, Erotica / smut, Agony aunt (“how does a naked girl stash some emergency cash when naked or nearly so?”), Poetry, Prose, Cosmetics, Personal essays.

2015. Wales. A4 colour booklet, with drawing/painting of a woman with long brown hair on the front cover. Subject matter: Art, Women, Welsh culture, Poetry, Caroline Duffy.

1996. Toronto. A4 booklet with bright pink cover. Front cover: drawing of a woman lying down, with the title covering her. Subject matter: Body shape, Weight, LGBT, Diary, Comics, Poetry, Sex.

2002. Washington-Glasgow. A5 booklet with black and white content. Subject matter: Diary, personal, relationships, home.

1994. NYC-based. A5 booklet with colour, black and white, and a mixture of drawings, hand-lettering, cartoons. Front cover: very colourful drawing of a six-breasted figure against a blue backdrop. Subject matter: personal, diary, relationship

1997. East Kilbride. A5 with glossy cover and colours. Subject matter: This is a sponsored fanzine! Interviews: no doubt, review: the luna chicks, veruca salt.

c1999. No date. United States. A6 booklets, black and white photocopy. Front cover: image of a woman looking down with the text "have goddess, will travel." Subject matter: feminism, safe space for women, prose, poetry etc.

c1999. No date. United States. A5 booklet with black and white photocopy, print, handwriting etc. Subject matter: women, body, anatomy, veganism.

1996. Lanark. A5 booklet, black and white, mixed media, incl, photocopy, drawings, print. Contents: revolution, pirate radio in central scotland, 60s comics, media.

Has a letter inside addressed to “Saskia” from John Miller, dated 23/02/1996:
“METALUNA was initially concieved as a thing to amuse old pals from Lanark who I was at Lanark Grammar skool with in the '60s' but it turned out quite different as none of my old pals managed to do any article writing (too much television and lager) and I ended up writing it all myself.”

From the zine: “METALUNA came into existence due to a conversation in a Lanark pub about the sad absence of an 'underground press' and the suggestion of doing a wee magazine was made.”