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Disinformation
This issue contains a number of interesting pieces, and a glance at the credits page reveals that our contributor base was, in this period, quite international, with submissions from Mexico, Uruguay, Poland, Italy and Belgium, as well as the to-be-expected USA and Canada.
The opener is a poetry-collage work by Patrick McKinnon, and later on, there appears a series of strikingly off-kilter compositions by Zen Sutherland. Further still, there is a collection of visual poetry collages by César Espinosa, and R.K. Courtney contributes one of his signature psuedo-vérité texts. The usual suspects from Madison are present in force, with submissions by Miekal And, Aquatics Ever Tarnish, and Ybrigor Moss making the cut. A block-cut print by Piotr Szyhalski also graces the collection, among contributions by many others, as well as the usual editorial content.
Good News
In additions to the pages referred to above, an additional volume was included in the mailing for this issue, the 32-page booklet Good News by John Heck. Never one to shrink from large targets, Heck takes on the Holy Bible in this lovingly produced tiny tome.
Notes
Printed on a Xerox 9500 xerographic duplicator.
Print run: 145.
PDF upload: 2004-05-01.
Changes
Photostatic Magazine Retrograde Archive no. 23
Various minor typesetting and layout improvements.
Contributors
d’Zoid
Ll. Dunn
Patrick McKinnon
Harry Polkinhorn
Malok
Lang Thompson
Crag Hill
Aquatics Never Tarnish
Zen Sutherland
Clemente Padín
Miekal And
R. K. Courtney
César Espinosa
Ruth Stenstrom
John R[ininger]
Bob Gregory
Ybrigor Moss
Piotr Szyhalski
Patrick T
Luc Fierens
Andrea Michael
Serse Luigetti
Lang Thompson
Mike Miskowski
and John Heck
