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POP CULTURE (F-O)
- Factsheet Five / Factsheet Five-Electric: zine reviewers.
- Fair Play: zine concerned with the JFK assassination. Contains original research, "classic" research, odds and ends, links to related Web sites.
- fairy dust: small, fun and sassy zine. It's mostly for grrls, but for the funky boyeez too. Some articles, and low graphics.
- FanBoy 2000: A collection of urban legends and photocopy-style information
that passes from person to person. Rants about Pavement and pop culture
in general.
- The Fantastic Life and Suicide of Mister Mary Holiday: monthly serialized story about a trendy dead artist.
- Fat City News:
- FaT GiRL: rants, raves, resources, recipes, advice.
- Fat Nipples.
- The Federation Foil
: tabloid newspaper, set in the Star Trek Universe. Motto: "Boldly printing the truth and mayhem."
- FEED: culture and politics, with
writers from New Republic, the New Yorker, Harper's, The New York Times, Suck, Word, Slate, et al.
- 15 Credibility Street
: journal of art and theory for use in the creation of an alternative culture.
- 50 Greatest Conspiracies of All Time--Online!: "conspiracy" web site.
- Firehorse Webzine: news, reviews, columns, features, philosophy, links.
- First Person Passion Fruit: punk, prose, theatre, essays.
- Fish Rap Online: online version of the alternative newspaper at the University of California at Santa Cruz.
- FiX: London-based style and culture zine, includes interviews and stuff on football.
- Flames Magazine: politics, media, technology and interaction.
- Flashback Magazine: The Scandinavian bible of subculture.
- Fluid Matter
: personal stories and photography.
- fOREhEAD e-zine:
Christian zine on music, poetry, and other stuff.
- Foreign Body
: international deconstructive fanzine. In (mostly) English, with some
German, and linked to large online Derrida archive.
- Fratricide: an irregular microzine of immoderate opinion.
- Free Penny Poems:
biweekly publication descended from the hardcopy series patterned after the Elizabethan broadside. Publishes poetry.
- frenzy.
- FUBAR: art, poetry, reviews of local publications and music, miscellaneous media stuff, debates, commentary, useless information, comics by local comic artists, reader polls, and other stuff. Reader reviews and essays accepted.
- Furious Green Thoughts & Assorted Realities: music, arts, politics, fiction, rants.
- the gapbage.
- Gap-Toothed.
- Gearheads:
SF/Future tech e-zine, with music reviews, fiction and non-fiction
articles, and more.
- GeekGirl.
- Geek Swinger: celebrating geek life with humor, irreverence and visual spontaniety.
- Gehenna: cultural criticism, deconstruction, the spread of evil, the punishment of the damned, and other forms of entertainment.
- Generation X: EZine: "the truth
about Generation X."
- Generator 21 (GTO) WorldWide
: satire and commentary on net trends and lifestyles.
- Girl(i)-e-zine: girlies fight back. Cyber-feminism for young activists.
- Give Geeks A Chance: Guide 'Zine For The Socially Impaired: Give Geeks A Chance: Guide 'Zine For The Socially Impaired.
- glocal
: themes from "neuropolitics" and "archaeology of the future", include music- and book-reviews, parties and local culture, academic texts.
- Glow Magazine: The Net Magazine for Expanding Minds.
- The GOOD Report Journal: dedicated to the admonition that "...whatsoever things
are true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things are just,
whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever
things are of good report; if there be any virtue, and if there be
any praise, think on these things. (Phil 4:8)."
- The Goose's Nest:
from Southern Humorist Merrill Guice, thoughts on life's absuridties, including the football mad town of Valdosta, Georgia.
- Gray Areas
- The Green Cart Magazine
: interactive art, stories, poetry readings, comics, international contests, reviews, interviews, digital sound and animation.
Green Goblin.
- gURL: webthing for girls.
-
h2so4: literary/intellectual theory and irreverant/intelligent humor.
- The Handian
: underground magazine of the University of Memphis.
- Happyfag: how to be one.
- Here Title Place
: Canadian highschool angst.
- Hinge: "Cyberpartisipatory Museum" where viewers may submit art work.
- Hitch!: The journal of pop culture absurdity: includes ditties that examine Robert
Goulet's prostate, analyse David Hasselhoff's Baywatch diary, produce Surgeon General Joycelyn Elders' at-home masturbation board game, looks into the scary mind of Crispin Glover, and more.
- Holy Temple of Mass Consumption: articles, opinions, reviews, and artwork of a loosely-defined collection of cranks, weirdos, freaks and net.personalities.
- Hork Magazine.
- Holyboy Road: prose,
pictures and poetry.
- Honeyrider Zine:
semi-personal zine with some music, fiction, ranting and more.
- Hootenanny
: web version of the printed lit/art zine, updated continuously.
- House-O-Links Virtual Magazine: offers writers a chance to publish their articles, fiction, satire, poetry, editorials and political viewpoints.
- Hype Electrazine.
- Hyper: Brazilian magazine about music, movies, books, written by very cool people.
- hyperFuzzy: music, philosophy, mutli-media, and art.
- hypersubtext: apocalyptic cyberpuncture, thrillers, science fiction stories, poems and art.
- HyperZine: online photo,
video and imaging publication, providing articles, tips, reviews and
a database search.
- Hypes & Hysteria: news and information about the so called "Information Age." In German.
- Icons Magazine: pop culture information, strong opinions, and thick coffee.
- IGUANA: popular culture magazine examining the undercurrents of modern society.
- In Orbit Around the Web
: dedicated to "cynical optimism and rescuing global civilization from the clutches of the dorky American Conservoliberal regime."
- Inabyssent Paradisical Control: music, comics, television and more.
- Industrial Orbit Activity E-zine
- Indy Magazine: The source for coverage of alternative comic books and comix.
- Inquisitor Magazine:
guide to the media, art, culture, and technology.
- Insight: Culture, Film/TV, Music, Technology.
- inSiTe:latest trends in North American pop culture, entertainment,and style. Fully interactive.
- internet_tv
- Into-zine: interactive games, including a horoscope, crosswords, slider puzzles, and a virtual tour of a museum.
- Instant Classics: "The Culture Quik Mart." (art, comics, fiction, poetry).
- InterFace Magazine:
online writers and digital art.
- International Astonisher:
politics and humour.
- International Times:
weekly magazine on style, politics and the Internet.
- Internet Herald:
focuses on politics, music, poetry and finance. Oh, and videogames.
- Internet Underground:
online companion to the Internet Underground magazine.
- INTRO:
culture, politics and history.
- It's a Bunny: New fiction, poetry, essays and art.
- Jackass's Best:
reviews and rantings.
- Japan Infoweb
: multimedia e-zine about Japanese culture. Includes stuff on Jap
art, food, travel, tea and more.
- JASBITS: reports on aspects of net.culture, in a generally humorous context.
- j-dom: The Zine for Netizens.
- JetPack Magazine: about the culture of 20-somethings and their culture, with reports on music, art, comics, fashion, literature and more. Formerly known as BuzzNet.
- Jitter: for teens. Includes
interviews, game and movie reviews, chat rooms, etc.
- Joyce Wankable:
on North Carolina indie music, independent film, and Conan O' Brien;
includes poetry and soundfiles.
- Junk Magnet:
over 200 pages of stuff. With music and zine reviews, personal writings and
interviews.
- Kabaklaan.
- Karma Lapel:
online complement to the print zine about zines, self-publishing and sustainable media.
- KGB Media: Crime, Style, and the End of the World. Late century pop culture magazine that has featured interviews with Dennis Rodman, David Cronenberg, Deborah Harry, Don King, JG Ballard, 5 different fashion shoots, stories on artificial pets, breakfast cereal and other pleasant things.
- Kavedawg's Big World of Fun/Zineboy: tv, junk food and the american way.
- Kill Yourself: socio-political E-zine that explores everything that's wrong in
this world.
- the kinte space: cyberverse for the masses...and volumes. Interactive works of art.
- KNK:
electronic version of the zine, with excerpts about Lithuanian
endevours and English language reminiscences, including a piece on Lithuabeer.
- Konstructavist Weekly
: graphic artist's weekly review of the Australian Political
situation.
- Kudos: Finnish webzine devoted to culture: music, literature, comics etc... Culture with an edge and an attitude. Completely in English.
- kulturCHOCK!
Swedish-American.
- Kyosaku: dedicated to "endangered concepts."
- Kraemer Zone
- La Critique du Public: le magazine du spectacle vivant.
- Last Ditch.
- Life and Death: The E-zine for the Elimination of All Truth.
- Line Noiz:
cyberpunk sci-fi, cyberpunk related articles and news from the net.
- Literal Latte: prose, poetry and art.
- Little Heroes: ezine for children; publishes childrens' and teens' writings and drawings.
- Living Arts
- Lo Sciacallo Elettronico
: arty and "alternative" Italian comics.
- The Loft:
art displays.
- The Long Dark Hall: This a hate Zine for those who are bright and good looking. Others may read at there own risk
- Losers Are Cool ezine: personal 'zine composed primarily of my angst-ridden rants, Mr. Creep
comics, strange but true newsclippings and other assorted weirdness
- The Luke Havergal Electro-zine.
- MadMadMax: short stories and a graphics gallery created by a fictional character named MadMadMax.
- mag-net: online magazine publisher featuring FazNET (Soccer) and Trek Online (Star Trek).
- Malfeasance
Season: each issue written in approximately 30 minutes.
- Mangled Web.
- Mary Jane.
- Meanderings: journal of politics, art and culture.
- media biz: from Austria.
- The Melting Pot: music, literature, the arts, lifestyles, environmentalism, kids.
- The MendaCity Chronicle: the
truth will out, but probably not here A spoof of small town newspapers from the heartland. With humorous articles on people and places, opinion pieces, fiction, poetry, and lots of photographs.
- Message in a Bottle: multi-faceted Brazilian magazine with a special space reserved for artistic emotion.
- The MESH: Inside Cyberspace.
- Methi:
photography, music, clubbing, film, poetry, literature and travel.
- Mind Warp! Digizine. With short stories, poetry, editorials, music review, movie reviews, and writings by Mustaine.
- The Miller Genuine Draft Tap Room: virtual tap room created by Miller's Genuine Draft.
- Mofo: Britpop, satire, culture, filth and lies are all contained here, specializes in short stories and music biz gossip a speciality.
- Molly's Mind: self-involved e-zine concerning various events in Molly's life.
- MonasteryNET: home of The Monastery, The Virtual Gym, ELChannel, The Loser Living Upstairs and more.
- Mouse Potato Magazine
: self-proclaimed fluff, with sustained interest in relationships,
mental stability, beer, carpet, cats and computers, among other things.
- MSRRT newsletter
: alternative reviews, commentary, and networking info for library workers.
- Muddy Waters: a journal of thoughts, perceptions, and obervations on almost anything I feel like writing about. This is the electronic version of the much more entertaining print version which is
available through the address listed. Still very under construction.
- The Muse: reflecting on the creative arts - music, opera, jazz, dance, theatre, cinema, art and books.
- My Screws Aren't Loose -- I'm Just Wired a Bit Different: personal "e-book."
- Nerd Magazine
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- netgirl: bikes, hotrods, music, babes and mayhem.
- Netskate: Japanese
culture and humour zine, in Japanese.
- Network City: the latest in cybercafe culture in London.
- New E-Mag: computer tech and games, card games, fiction.
- New York Trash: commentary on local entertainment scene.
- Notes From Underground
: reviews of surf and garage bands, with editorials and opinion sections.
- nrv8: culture, society, technology, entertainment, literature.
- Oblivion: geared towards
teens.
- Obzine!
- Orbit Magazine: free monthly magazine of news and kulture, now online.
- Out Your Backdoor: informal culture and affordable adventure. DIY culture, bikes, boats, outdoor
sports, sleeper movies, marginal reality and out-of-print books.
- Outrageous Online Uncle Al!. Philosophical, social, political, and technological commentary. Mind candy for the severely gifted.
- Over The Edge
. Focusing on music and art, also with sports, health, politics, WebEnomics, internet technology and cyberculture plus much much more.
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