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Fragments 2002
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Magazine of poetry and images. Selected pages from past issues and information on current and future issues. The magazine is non profit-making, with proceeds financing subsequent editions. It can be ordered only by post.
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Styptic - Thought and Image
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Forum for stories, video, random thoughts, and other observations.
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Akafire
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An online magazine/exhibition edited by Michael Paysden, with origins in surrealism and pataphysics. [slow]
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Intrepid Media
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Portal and podium for creative people; writers, musicians, graphic artists, publishers, or producers.
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Here Come The Wild Dogs
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Essays, love notes and commentary. A multimedia tour for artists, poets and pundits.
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Slowcrack
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Privately funded and aiming to show diverse artwork and words in an unbiased context, this site is "a glimpse at the bold line used in the works of today's vibrant artistic community".
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Turk's Head Review
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Running weblog, fiction, poetry, art, reviews of books and music, threads and knots of semantic strings.
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Turbula
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Authors of this journal strive to "have some fun" while writing about music, art, theater, technology and literary pursuits.
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Vicious Knishes
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Online art, movie reviews, and shockwave.
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Memory Cue
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A multi-genre journal with the only unifying principle being a single theme for each issue.
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Gazette of the Arts
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Links to many other web sites that cover popular culture, popular arts, and fine arts.
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Tribal Soul Kitchen
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An eclectic forum for writers, artists, and musicians. Site also has ICQ contacts, chat rooms, and an associated bookstore.
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Exquisite Dead Guy
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An irreverent mix of movies, funny pictures, articles and archive - all crafted in a humorous style.
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zingmagazine
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Collaborative exchange and interdisciplinary viewpoints about the arts. Current and past articles, multimedia presentations, chat.
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Linear Reflections
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Reviewing music, literature, art, movies, stage, concerts, and video games. Our reviews are not only for adults, but also for the kid in everyone.
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