::one side of a one-off "zine" cut from the scribbled-on paper placemat i use on the kitchen table until it's too stained to use anymore. mailed off as irregularly as possible only to a select group of subscribers who haven't subscribed to it at all & in all likelihood wonder "what the hell?" & don't even want it (until it becomes a collector's item & then they'll wish they hadn't thrown it out with the K-Mart flyer!) the other side is even more non-sensical & random than this side & contains all sorts of glyphs, codes, and scribble-scrabbles, sewn-on feathers, buttons, & is often ringed with coffee-stains, lipstick marks, etc. (See Carole Maso, "Break All the Rules") This isn't just doodled ephemera and trash, by god,—it's the new literature liberated from five thousand years of monolithic patriarchal Aristotelian oppression!::
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