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"*"

Journal of the performances and recordings of the band Primordial
Undermind and associated Primordial productions.

Email to [e-mail]

Eric Arn
[e-mail]

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AIDS Book Review Journal

Reviews books, videos, journal titles, and other materials
covering AIDS, safer sex, and sexually transmitted diseases.

Message [e-mail] or [e-mail], SUBSCRIBE
AIDSBKRV

Message [e-mail] or [e-mail], INDEX
AIDSBKRV

H. Robert Malinowsky
[e-mail]

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AM/FM Online Edition

A monthly compilation of news stories from the UK radio industry.
It reports on current events and news on BBC National and Local
Radio, Independent National and Local Radio and satellite radio
services.

Message [e-mail], SUBSCRIBE AMFM

Message [e-mail], INDEX AMFM

http://www.tecc.co.uk/tqm/amfm/

Stephen Hebditch
[e-mail], or [e-mail]

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American Mathematical Society Bulletin

The AMS mathematical journal distributed to all members as a
privilege of membership.  A refereed paper journal with an
Internet counterpart as of 1992.

All issues located on AMS gopher.  Gopher to:  e-math.ams.org

David Rodgers
[e-mail]

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Ansible

Science fiction (and SF fandom) news/gossip.

Message [e-mail], SUBSCRIBE

Ftp: ftp.dcs.gla.ac.uk. cd /pub/Ansible
Gopher: gopher.dcs.gla.ac.uk

David Langford
[e-mail]

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Arachnet Electronic Journal on Virtual Culture

Fosters, encourages, advances, and communicates scholarly thought,
including analysis, evaluation, and research, in multiple
disciplines about virtual culture.

Message [e-mail] or [e-mail],
SUBSCRIBE EJVC-L

Ftp: byrd.mu.wvnet.edu, cd  /pub/ejvc
Listserv:  [e-mail] or [e-mail].
Gopher: gopher.cic.net

Ermel Stepp, Editor in Chief
[e-mail] or M034050@MARSHALL

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Architronic; The Electronic Journal of Architecture

Scholarly and critical ideas about architecture, broadly defined.
Gathers and disseminates articles not only of occasional but also
of permanent interest. It will be a platform for both presenting
and reviewing research as a journal, while providing a forum for
stimulating dialogue on emerging ideas.

Message [e-mail] or [e-mail],
SUBSCRIBE ARCITRON
Gopher: scorpio.kent.edu
www: http://www.kent.edu/Architronic/homepage.htnl

Ftp: ksuvxa.kent.edu, login: ARCHITECTURE;  password: ARCHIVES
get 00nd.txt (index of Architronic files)

http://www.kent.edu/Architronic/homepage.htnl

Architronic
[e-mail], or [e-mail]

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Arm The Spirit

An autonomist/anti-imperialist collective that disseminates
information about liberation struggles in advanced capitalist
countries and in the so-called  "Third World". Focus is on armed
struggle and other forms of militant resistance, but not limited
to this. Contains news on political prisoners in North America and
Europe, information on the struggles of native peoples in the
Americas, communiques from guerrilla groups, debate and discussion
on armed struggle, and much more. Covers anti-colonial national
liberation struggles in Kurdistan, Puerto Rico, Euskadi, and
elsewhere. Perspective is anti-capitalist and anti-imperialist,
but includes the struggle against patriarchy, racism, and
homophobia. The development of a coherent revolutionary praxis is
not rooted in dogmatic ideologies, but in an anti-authoritarian
practice that draws upon many different strands of revolutionary
theory.

Email: [e-mail]; header: ``ATS: e-mail request''
message: include email address;

Ftp: 141.211.182.91, cd /poli/Arm.the.Spirit/


[e-mail]

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Armadillo Culture

A fanzine about happenings, concerts and events in the DC area
with focus on the underground/indie/punk scene as well as articles
and general info on cyberculture. Each issue features a couple
short surrealistic fiction pieces or poetry as well as music and
concert capsule reviews, interviews, and a general cataloging of
the staffs' travels both in real life and on the Net.

Email: [e-mail]

Ftp: etext.archive.umich.edu, cd /pub/zines/Armadillo.Culture

Steve Okay
[e-mail]

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Artificial Life Journal

Artificial Life is the primary forum for international scientific
and engineering research in this new discipline.  The journal
reports on synthetic biological work in such diverse media as the
"wetware" of organic chemistry, the "hardware" of mobile robots,
and the virtual "software" inside computers.  Covering topics from
the origin of life, through self-reproduction, to evolution,
growth and development, and animal behavior, all the way to the
dynamics of whole ecosystems, its articles present synthetic
approaches to the spectrum of biological phenomena.  Occasional
special issues will focus explicitly on such topics as genetic
algorithms, artificial cells, computer viruses, and the many
social and philosophical issues that arise from the attempt to
snythesize life artificially.

Telnet, gopher, www, ftp:  alife.santafe.edu

MIT Press
[e-mail]
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Astronomical Society of the Atlantic

See Electronic Journal of the Astronomical Society of the Atlantic

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Bad Subjects: Political Education for Everyday Life

Bad Subjects is published monthly, to the extent our limited
resources make possible.  Bad subjects is intended to promote
radical thinking and public education about the political
implications of everyday life.  We offer a forum for rethinking
American "progressive" or "leftist" politics.

Email: [e-mail]
Gopher: uclink.berkeley.edu 52374
www: http://english-server.hss.cmu.edu/BS/BadSubjects.html
Ftp: english-server.hss.cmu.edu

Gopher: uclink.berkeley.edu 52374
www: http://english-server.hss.cmu.edu/BS/BadSubjects.html
Ftp: english-server.hss.cmu.edu, cd /Journals/Bad-Subjects

http://english-server.hss.cmu.edu/BS/BadSubjects.html

Joe Sartelle, Chief of Operations
[e-mail]

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Banks of the Boneyard

The Journal of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) at
the University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign  (student chapter
newsletter).

Gopher: vixen.cso.uiuc.edu
www: http://sleepless.cs.uiuc.edu/banks

gopher://vixen.cso.uiuc.edu/11/News/ACM
http://sleepless.cs.uiuc.edu/banks

Editor, Banks of the Boneyard
[e-mail]

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BEN;  Botanical Electronic News

BEN deals with botany and plant ecology of predominantly British
Columbia and the Pacific Northwest (from California to Alaska)
with broader references to planet Earth.

Email: [e-mail]
Gopher: freenet.victoria.bc.ca
usenet: bionet.plants

Email: [e-mail]
Gopher: freenet.victoria.bc.ca

Dr. Adolf Ceska
[e-mail]

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Body Electric

An edited literary journal consisting of the finest in fiction,
poetry, nonfiction and literary criticism.

Message [e-mail],  SUBSCRIBE BODY-L
Gopher: gopher.lsu.edu under LSU Campus...Gopher and Information
Servers

gopher://unix1.sncc.lsu.edu:70/1/.en/body-e/

Dwain Zack
[e-mail]

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Bryn Mawr Classical Review

Timely and interesting reviews of current work in Greek and Roman
studies. Responses to reviews and multiple reviews of the same
book are encouraged.  Reviewers are drawn from a wide range of
institutions. In 1991 and 1992 approximately 130 individual titles
were reviewed each year. Published in paper and in electronic
versions with a numbering of issues in both forms that facilitates
cross-checking.

Email: [e-mail], SUBSCRIBE BMCR-L <your name>
Gopher: gopher.cic.net


Gopher: orion.lib.virginia.edu:70

gopher://orion.lib.virginia.edu:70/11/alpha/bmcr

James J. O'Donnell
[e-mail]

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Bryn Mawr Medieval Review

Bryn Mawr Medieval Review distributes reviews of current scholarly
work in the field of medieval studies (widely understood:  when in
doubt whether a topic is "medieval", we prefer to include),
following the model of Bryn Mawr Classical Review.  BMMR began in
summer 1993 and, unlike BMCR, has no paper distribution.  There is
some overlap in coverage with BMCR and  those who wish to receive
both journals without overlap should see the entry for Bryn Mawr
Reviews.

[e-mail] SUBSCRIBE BMMR-L Your Name

Gopher: gopher orion.lib.virginia.edu

gopher://orion.lib.virginia.edu:70/11/alpha/bmmr

James J. O'Donnell
[e-mail]

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Bryn Mawr Reviews

Bryn Mawr Reviews is an umbrella title that comprises at present
two e-journals supplying reviews of current scholarly literature
in discrete fields of the humanities.  It is our hope that the
umbrella will eventually encompass additional titles.  Each
distinct journal distributes by e-mail book reviews of current
work (by "current" we mean generally that books are reviewed
within the calendar year of publication or the next year -- as of
Feb. 1994, for example, we are not publishing reviews of 1992 work
any longer).  We also ship a limited number of related items of
interest (conference announcements, news bulletins, columns of
comment related to the focus of the journal), and we encourage
multiple reviews, responses to reviews by authors reviewed, and
other innovative approaches.  Subscribers may elect BMCR alone or
BMMR alone, but if they wish to receive both without duplication,
they should subscribe to the BMR list.

[e-mail] SUBSCRIBE BMR-L Your Name

Gopher:  gopher.orion.lib.virginia.edu

gopher://orion.lib.virginia.edu:70/11/alpha

James J. O'Donnell
[e-mail]

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Catalyst; The Community Services Catalyst

A refereed print journal serving community college educators for
over twenty years, Catalyst is now also distributed electronically
via the Scholarly Communications Project of the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute. Catalyst is the second oldest continuously
published journal in the community college field with
practictioner-oriented articles on practices in continuing and
community education as delivered by community colleges, including
papers on research in the field. Currently distributed in print to
dues-paying members as a benefit of membership.  Electronic
subscribers, in addition to having access to past issues of the
journal, receive tables of contents as issues are published;
subscribers then may order full texts by electronic mail from
their own computers of any and all articles they wish to read.
Catalyst is reviewed and indexed in the Current Index to Journals
in Education (CIJE) and in ERIC, and is available in microfilm and
microfiche from University Microfilms International. Initiated in
1971.

Message listserv@vtvm1 or [e-mail], SUBSCRIBE
CATALYST.
Ftp:  borg.lib.vt.edu. cd /pub/CATALYST/
WAIS: catalyst.src
Access is provided to individual articles, but interested readers
may order all articles from an issue, on an individual basis.

http://borg.lib.vt.edu:80/ejournals/CATALYST/catalyst
gopher://borg.lib.vt.edu:70/11/catalyst

Gail McMillan
[e-mail]

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Chaos Control

An interactive electronic magazine that focuses on electronic
music.  The Hypercard version features extensive use of graphics,
hypertext and sound.

Ftp: world.std.com, cd /obi/zines/chaos.control
America Online: Hypercard forum
Full hypercard version by mail

Bob Gourley
[e-mail]

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Chess in the Press

An electronic journal devoted to publishing summaries of articles
about the game of chess which appear in the general press (i.e.,
non-chess press).  Any articles of a scholarly, human interest, or
light-hearted approach which may have originally appeared in any
periodical or newspaper in any language at any point in history
may be included.  Bibliographic citations for the source
publication are provided.  Special issues on Chinese Chess in the
Press appear sporadically.

usenet: rec,games.chess; Chinese Chess in the Press:
rec.games.chinese-chess

Ftp: chess.uokknor.edu, cd /pub/chess/texts/ChessInThePress

Stephen Leary, Editor
[e-mail]

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Chicago Journal of Theoretical Computer Science

The Chicago Journal is the first electronic publication to present
peer-reviewed scholarship on theoretical computer science.
Researchers in the field investigate mathematical foundations of
computing, and CJTCS's articles will cover major areas of the
discipline, including, but not limited to, complexity theory,
algorithms, logics of programming, distributed and parallel
algorithms, database theory, and computational geometry.

Contact MIT Press Journals Circulation Department
617-253-2889 (voice)
617-258-6779 (fax)


Janos Simon, Editor
[e-mail]

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CLIONET: an Electronic Journal of History

An electronic journal/network affiliated with H-Net, the
International History Network.  It maintains a gopher site of
scholarship and documents of relevance to historians of
Australasia, and to publish new work in Australian and related
historical fields. CLIONET is located with the Gopher site
"Academic Departments" at James Cook University of North
Queensland, on AARNet (Australian Academic Research Network).

Email: [e-mail]
Gopher: gopher: marlin.jcu.edu.au

Gopher: gopher: marlin.jcu.edu.au /JCU Academic Departments/
History

gopher://marlin.jcu.edu.au: 70

Dr. Paul Turnbull
[e-mail]

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Communication World Online; PRFORUM (discussion list)

CW Online contains articles appearing in the print edition of the
award-winning monthly magazine Communication World, produced by
the International Association of Business Communicators (IABC).
It also features articles available only in the online edition,
along with electronic addresses of many of the authors
represented.  CW Online articles address various aspects of
organizational communication such as communicating cultural
issues, vision statements, international communications,
technology's role in public relations, and communications
research.  PRFORUM is a listserv discussion list that encourages
communications professionals and academics to engage in
discussions about various elements of public relations and
communications, including ethics, copyright, and other issues.
Additional discussions and information is available through
CompuServe's PR & Marketing Forum, notably Section 8,
IABC/Hyperspace.

Message [e-mail] SUBSCRIBE PRFORUM firstname
lastname
then send this command to the listserv in a separate message
GET PRFORUM CWONLIN
(CW Online is available once you subscribe to PRFORUM)

CompuServe's PR & Marketing Forum

Bill Lutholtz, PRFORUM listserv moderator

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Complexity International

Complexity International is a refereed journal for scientific
papers dealing with any area of complex systems research.

[e-mail] subscribe ci "your name"
Gopher: life.anu.edu.au /complex_systems/ci
Ftp:life.anu.edu.au, cd  /pub/complex_systems/ci

http://life.anu.edu.au:80/ci/ci/html

Terry Bossomaier
[e-mail]

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Convergence; the New Media Journal

Devoted to entertaiment in the age of the information super-
highway.  It is not about the hardware of the information age but
about the information itself:  film, laserdisc, audio CD, CD-ROM,
online magazines, and other forms.  Contains reviews of any type
of artistic endeavor that is accessible electronicaly, essays,
profiles, and products.

Message [e-mail]


Glenn Peters
[e-mail]

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CORE

An electronic literary journal with quality short fiction, poetry,
and essays. It solicits works unique to electronic communications-
--such as an on-line interview or exceptional Usenet posting. CORE
is never over 30k in size.

Email: [e-mail]

Ftp: etext.archive.umich.edu, cd /pub/Zines/CORE_Zine
Gopher: etext.archive.umich.edu

Rita Rouvalis
[e-mail], [e-mail]

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Cropduster

Cropduster (est. 1992) appears periodically as a reaction to the
kind of society that some of us live in.  It is a knee-jerk
response to the fact that our world produces cultural under-
achievers.  Cropduster has so far produced various reviews and
critiques of some of the lesser known aspects of people and places
that teeter-totter on barely breaking even.  The zine is an
overseer of this as well as a product of it, because the thing
itself exhibits too many of the traits it condemns: lack of rigor,
unfair attacks, vendettas, revisionism, stubbornness, spelling
mistakes, and vulgarity.  What else can you expect from people who
grew up in trailer parks and live on Kraft Dinner?

Ftp/gopher: etext.archive.umich.edu, cd  /pub/Zines/Cropduster

Steven Meece
[e-mail]

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CTHEORY /Canadian Journal of Political and Social Theory

An international review focusing on theory, technology and culture
from a critical perspective.

[e-mail]  subscribe ctheory full name

[e-mail]  get ctheory logyymm (where yy=the year
(i.e. 1994) and mm=the month (i.e. 03) desired)

http://english-server.hss.edu/ctheory/ctheory.html

Arthur and Marilouise Kroker, Editors
[e-mail]

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Cult of the Dead Cow

A collection of telecommunicators who write text files. The files
are numbered sequentially, but since they are often written by
different people, they vary in style and content from issue to
issue. Topics and form vary wildly, covering religion, defecation,
cows, simulated and real capture files from BBSs, politics, very
occasional hack/phreak articles, poetry, short stories,
interviews, and mindless raving. The common themes running through
all issues are dead cows and a focus on experimental mind control
propaganda techniques.  The group is laying the footings for a
global empire based on a desire to control and command those who
would oppose them.

Carried on various computer bulletin boards, including Demon Roach
Underground [phone]; email [e-mail] for inclusion on
mailing list

Ftp: ftp.eff.org, cd /pub/cud/cdc/

Paul Leonard
[e-mail]

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Cyberspace Vanguard Magazine: News and Views of the Science
Fiction and Fantasy Universe

A bi-monthly magazine of science fiction and fantasy related
interviews, news, articles, reviews, and spoilers.

Email: [e-mail]
Paper version available from P.O. Box 25704, Garfield Hts., OH,
44125

Ftp: etext.archive.umich.edu, cd pub/Zines/Cyberspace.Vanguard

T.J. Goldstein, Editor
[e-mail]

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DargonZine

An electronic magazine printing stories written for the Dargon
Project, a shared-world anthology similar to (and inspired by)
Robert Asprin's Thieves' World anthologies, created by David
"Orny" Liscomb in his now retired magazine FSFNet. The Project
centers around a medieval-style duchy called Dargon in the far
reaches of the Kingdom of Baranur on the world named Makdiar, and
as such contains stories with a fantasy fiction/sword and sorcery
flavor. Currently there are no plans to publish anything other
than Dargon Project stories.

Email: [e-mail]  message: Include full userid (logonid
and node, or a valid Internet address); also full name and the
file transfer format you prefer (DISK DUMP, PUNCH/MAIL, or
SENDFILE/ NETDATA; non-Bitnet subscribers only have one option---
Mail)

Ftp: fir.cic.net, cd /pub/Zines/DargonZine

Dafydd, Editor
[e-mail]

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Dateline: Starfleet

An electronic fanzine providing news and analysis of the various
Star Trek television series and motion pictures.

no subscription list for individuals, BBS Sysops can email
requests

America Online "Star Trek: The Club" forum library

Bill Mason
[e-mail]

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Depth Probe

A crystalized mixture of book reviews, music reviews, thoughts,
and dreams geared towards exploration of modern culture, including
Aristotle, Rousseau, Fellini, and Elvis.  *One of the first
magazines created to take advantage of the World Wide Web's
capacity to hyperlink.*

http://www.omnigroup.com/DepthProbe/issues/index/home.html

http://www.omnigroup.com/DepthProbe/index/home.html

Alan Eyzaguirre
[e-mail]

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Didaskalia: Ancient Theater Today

Listings, reviews and features on Greek and Roman drama in
performance.

Email: [e-mail]
Ftp: info.utas.edu.au, cd /departments/classics/didaskalia
Gopher: info.utas.edu.au   under: Publications


Sallie Goetsch
[e-mail]
[e-mail]

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Digital Technical Journal

The Digital Technical Journal is a refereed journal published
quarterly by the Digital Equipment Corporation.

Ftp: ftp.digital.com, cd /pub/Digital/info/DTJ
Be sure to look at README & index files

http://www.digital.com/pub/Digital/info/html/DTJ/home.html

Russ Jones
[e-mail]

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Dogwood Blossoms

Dogwood Blossoms is an often-monthly publication of the Internet
community.  The goal of this digest is to be a place where Haiku
can be shared and discussed with other lovers of the art.
Submissions are encouraged, both of original work and published
work by other authors, and comments and critiques of works in
previous issues.  Articles of short essay length are also welcome.

Email request to: [e-mail]

Gary Warner
[e-mail]

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Drain e-Zine

A forum dedicated to.. well, ANYTHING! A very LAX discussion Zine
that deals in anything you want to hear.

Email [e-mail] and insert in your message
"Please add my name to The Drain e-Zine mailing list" and also
include your email address

Gopher: etext.archive.umich.edu /Zines/

Shaun Farrugia
[e-mail]

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Education Policy Analysis Archives

A peer-reviewed scholarly journal dealing with the analysis of
education policy at all levels.

Message [e-mail], SUBSCRIBE EDPOLYAR

Gene V. Glass, Editor
[e-mail]

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Education Research & Perspectives

Academic journal covering all aspects of education.

contact editor by email

ftp://decel.ecel.uwa.edu.au/gopher/data/archives/education/erp

Assoc/Prof. Clive Whitehead, Editor
[e-mail]

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EDUCOM Review

Articles, columns, and book reviews focused on information
technology in higher education.

Educom gopher server: educom.edu

Gopher: educom.edu

http://educom.edu/.index.html

John Gehl
[e-mail]

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EFFector Online (The Electronic Frontier Foundation, Inc.)

Formerly EFF News. Established to help civilize the electronic
frontier; to make it truly useful and beneficial to everyone, not
just an elite; and to do this in a way that is in keeping with our
society's highest traditions of the free and open flow of
information and communication. Presents news, information, and
discussion about the world of computer-based communications media
that constitute the electronic frontier. Covers issues such as
freedom of speech in digital media, privacy rights, censorship,
standards of responsibility for users and operators of computer
systems, policy issues such as the development of national
information infrastructure, and intellectual property.

Ftp: ftp.eff.org, cd /pub/EFF/newsletters/
Email: [e-mail] or USENET newsgroup comp.org.eff.news
Gopher: gopher gopher.eff.org or part of the eff-documents WAIS
source on wais.eff.org

http://www.eff.org/effectors/effectors.html

Stanton McCandlish
[e-mail]

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EJOURNAL

Implications of electronic documents and networks and the theory
and praxis surrounding the creation, transmission, storage,
interpretation, alteration and replication of electronic text.
Scope includes broader social, psychological, literary, economic
and pedagogical implications of computer-mediated networks.

Message listserv@albany or [e-mail], SUSCRIBE EJRNL

Message listserv@albany, GET EJRNL CONTENTS

Ted Jennings, Editor
ejournal@albnyvms, or  [e-mail]

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Electronic Antiquity; Communicating the Classics

Articles, reviews, kite-flying pieces, information, job ads,
requests for information pertaining to the ancient world.
Emphasis on inter-disciplinary material (e.g. politics, sociology)
and on discussions on an issue which may extend over two or more
issues.

Email request to : [e-mail]

Ian Worthington
[e-mail]

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Electronic Journal of Analytic Philosophy

EJAP is a blind peer-reviewed electronic journal for the
publication of articles and reviews (in English) relevant to
analytic philosophy both as a historical movement and as a current
research program.

Message [e-mail]   Subject line: ejap subscription

Ftp:  tarski.phil.indiana.edu, cd  /ejap
Gopher: tarski.phil.indiana.edu

http://[e-mail]

Tim Maletic, EJAP Technical Editor
[e-mail]

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Electronic Journal of Combinatorics

A refereed journal of discrete mathematics which welcomes
submissions of papers in all branches of combinatorics, graph
theory, discrete algorithms, etc.

Message [e-mail] with your name and email address

http://ejc.math.gatech.edu:8080/Journal/journalhome.html

Herbert Wilf, Editor-in-Chief

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Electronic Journal of Communication/La Revue Electronique de
Communication (EJC/REC)

A bilingual (English and French) academic journal in the
communication field devoted to the study of communication theory,
research, practice, and policy.  EJC/REC is a benefit of
membership or institutional affiliation with the Communication
Institute for Online Scholarship.  Also available by subscription.

Message comserve@rpitsvm or [e-mail], JOIN EJCREC

Message comserve@rpitsvm or [e-mail], SEND EJCREC
DIRECTRY

Teresa M. Harrison, Managing Editor
[e-mail]

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Electronic Journal of Differential Equations (EJDE)

The EJDE is dedicated to the rapid dissemination of high quality
research in all aspects of differential and integral equations.
Articles are submitted as TeX files, sent to referees
electronically, and then disseminated electronically. Only
original research of high quality will be accepted.  Each article
will be subject to as rigid a peer review  process as is applied
by the finest of today's printed journals.

Message [e-mail]
telnet (login: ejde), gopher, ftp: ejde.math.swt.edu

telnet (login: ejde); Gopher: ejde.math.swt.edu
Ftp: ejde.math.swt.edu, cd /ftp/pub/ejde

//ejde.math.swt.edu/pub/ejde
//ejde.math.unt.edu/ejde

Alfonso Castro
[e-mail]

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Electronic Journal of Sociology

A refereed electronic journal published at, but independent of,
the University of Alberta.  The EJS specializes in publishing
articles and brief reports for those wishing to solicit rapid
feedback about current or proposed projects, while retaining high
standards of scholarly content.

[e-mail] SUB ELECTRONIC-SOCIOLOGY-L [YOUR NAME]

Ftp:  coombs.anu.edu.au, cd /coombspapers

Mike Sosteric, Editor
[e-mail]

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Electronic Journal of Strategic Information Systems

SIS-EJOURNAL aims to encourage, advance, and communicate
interdisciplinary thinking in the field of strategic information
systems, by means of fast electronic publication.  Through its
rapid publication, SIS-EJOURNAL offers workers in this field ready
reference to one another's published ideas, online access, and
easy retrieval of timely information.  Once contributions are
accepted, SIS-EJOURNAL publishes them without delay.  Each
contribution is published individually, sent out immediately after
acceptance by the reviewers.  Every five contributions comprise
one issue, and each year's issues comprise one volume.

Message [e-mail] , Join SIS-EJOURNAL <your name> OR
Ftp: mailbase.ac.uk, cd /pub/sis-ejournal

Ftp: mailbase.ac.uk, cd  /pub/sis-ejournal

Luis Zeredo
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Electronic Journal of the Astronomical Society of the Atlantic
(EJASA)

EJASA is dedicated to amateur and professional astronomy and space
exploration, and to the social and educational needs of ASA
members.  Provides a forum for writers of space science on the
computer networks.

ASA membership application is open to all with an interest in
astronomy and space exploration. The journal is available on
USENET's sci.astro and sci.space newsgroups, as well as the ASA
BBS at 404-985-0408, 300/1200 Baud. Articles in EJASA may also
be published in the Journal of the ASA (JASA), a hardcopy
newsletter sent through the US mail. The EJASA is currently
available only through USENET and the ASA BB. However, Bitnet
requests will be fulfilled if possible.

Ftp: chara.gsu.edu (131.96.5.29)

http://chara.gsu.edu/asa.html

Larry Klaes, EJASA Editor
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Electronic Letters Online

Electronic Letters Online contains short peer-reviewed articles
that report the latest research results from around the world.  It
covers the entire field of electronics, including electronic
science and engineering, telecommunications, optoelectronics, and
optical communication.  Nearly 1500 articles are added each year.
Electronic Letters Online corresponds to the printed journals
Electronic Letters, published by IEE, from volume 29, issue 18
(September 2, 1993).  Features include: full text articles with
figures, tables, equations, references, and hypertext links to
bibliographic databases; comments about published articles and
author's replies are linked to the original documents and brought
to the attention of subsequent readers; hypertext links to INSPEC
abstracts from 1966 to present are provided where applicable;
automatic search results (SDIs) on custom searches, delivered to
the subscriber's e-mail address; local printing and downloading at
no charge.

(North and South America)
IEE/INSPEC Department
IEEE Service Center
445 Hoes Lane
P.O. Box 1331
Piscataway, NJ  08855-1331
908-562-5549
(Europe and the rest of the world)
Publication Sales
The Institution of Electrical Engineers
Michael Faraday House
Six Hills Way
Stevenage, Herts.  SG1 2AY, UK
Phone:[phone]
Fax: [phone]
email: [e-mail]

A subscription includes all back issues to September 2, 1993.
Before that, contact the publisher for more information.

Jim Ashling
[e-mail], or [e-mail]

==================================================================

Electronic Transactions on Numerical Analysis

An electronic journal for the publication of significant new and
important developments in numerical analysis and scientific
computing.  Papers of the highest quality that deal with the
analysis of algorithms for the solution of continous models and
numerical linear algebra are appropriate for ETNA, as are papers
of similar quality that discuss implementation and performance of
such algorithms.  New algorithms for current or new computer
architectures are appropriate provided they are numerically sound.
However, the focus of the publication should be on the algorithm
rather than on the architecture.  The journal is published by the
Kent State University Library in conjunction with the Institute of
Computational Mathematics at Kent State University.  Mathematical
Reviews will receive all papers accepted for publication in the
journal and review them as appropriate.

http://etna.mcs.kent.edu

L. Reichel
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Emergency Management/Planning Newsletter

The journal is used to discuss events in the emergency management
and planning community.  Past issues have focused on programs
being used in various areas.  Also, the journal has an
international distribution to many points, such as Japan,
Australia, United States, Canada, Mexico, Norway, Czech Republic
and Russia.

Email: [e-mail]
mail: self-addressed, stamped envelope (3 stamps - $0.87US) to:
David H. Kanecki, 4410 - 19th Ave.., Kenosha, WI  53140, USA

David H. Kanecki
[e-mail]

==================================================================

End Process*

Magazine of visuals and impact. Gifs available monthly.  Mainly a
print publication but offers a variety of image files for
distribution.

Email: [e-mail].

Ftp: 141.214.4.135, cd /docs/zines/endprocess/

Ed Stastny
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Energy Ideas*

Use of energy efficient and renewable energy technologies in
public sector facilities (including public schools, universities,
police stations, city halls, etc.). The objective is to encourage
government to procure these technologies, which will protect the
environment, save taxpayer money and help these products permeate
the market. The articles explain the available technologies and
present case studies which describe installations, including cost
information and the successes and failures. The articles also
include a contact person for each case study. The last page
provides a list of resources of information on the technologies
explained in the newsletter.

Subscribe to EcoNet and read the two conferences where it is
posted; or contact [e-mail] to be placed on mailing list

All issues are still posted on climate.news (EcoNet)

Jonathan Kleinman, Editor
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Erofile

Reviews of the latest books on French and Italian studies
including: literary criticism, cultural studies, film studies,
pedagogy, and software. Provides a forum for comments on
previously published reviews in an effort to create an on-going
dialogue on issues relevant to the field.

via Balzac-l:  Message [e-mail].  Include
name, address, telephone and fax in message.
gopher:  ccat.sas.upenn.edu  (without a gopher client, telnet &
login as "gopher")

Gopher:  ccat.sas.upenn.edu  (without a gopher client, telnet &
login as "gopher")

Jonathan Walsh, Editor
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Ethnomusicology Research Digest

News, articles, queries on professional ethnomusicology issues.

Ftp: inform.umd.edu, cd /inforM/Educational_Resources/Reading
Room/Newsletters
Telnet:  inform.umd.edu  no password necessary

Dr. Karl Signell
[e-mail]

==================================================================

ETNA

See Electronic Transactions on Numerical Analysis.

==================================================================

Federal Communications Law Journal

The Journal has a long tradition of printing the highest quality
articles and student notes on issues relating to communications
law and policy and specifically the needs and interests of the
communications bar.  *One of the first publications created to
take advantage of the World Wide Web's capacity to hyperlink.*


http://www.law.indiana.edu/fclj/fclj.html

Leslie Warren, Senior Managing Editor
[e-mail] or [e-mail]

==================================================================

Financial Executive Journal

Nasdaq Financial Executive Journal is published quarterly by the
Nasdaq Stock Market (SM) expressly for chief financial and
investor relations officers of Nasdaq (R)-listed companies.  The
views expressed do not necessarily represent the position of
Nasdaq Stock Market.  The Journal aims to solicit views of
responsible and prominent persons on all sides of major issues of
concern to Nasdaq company executives to provide a framework for
decision making.  *One of the first journals created to take
advantage of the World Wide Web's capacity to hyperlink.*

http://www.law.cornell.edu/nasdaq

Tom Bruce
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Fingals

Stories, jokes, poems, editorials, record reviews, gripes, etc.

Gopher/ftp: etext.archive.umich.edu, cd  /Pub/Zines/Fingals

Fingal
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Flora Online

Publishes data-intensive text and MS-DOS computer programs on the
subject of systematic botany.

Ftp: huh.harvard.edu, cd /pub/newsletters/flora.online/
Gopher: huh.harvard.edu
Issues are also available free online by dialing 716-896-7581
(8-N-1).  Also available on MS-DOS formatted diskettes at $7.50
each. Twelve diskettes cover the 28 issues published to date.
Write Clinton Herbarium, Buffalo Museum of Science, 1020 Humboldt
Parkway, Buffalo, NY 14211.

Ftp: huh.harvard.edu, cd /pub/newsletters  file: flora.online

Richard H. Zander
[e-mail] or [e-mail]

==================================================================

Frog Farm

The purpose of the Frog Farm is to discuss issues which involve a
free people and their public servants and how to deal with the
problems that can arise between a free person who exercises and
demands rights and errant public servants who exceed the scope of
their powers.  Topics covered include the rights of man and
subsequent obligations, the nature of the contract for government,
the Federal and State Constitutions of the United States and their
amendments, various types of jurisdiction, the Common Law in
general and defending rights in the courtroom.  In short, the Frog
Farm is a clearinghouse for all information regarding defending
one's rights as an individual, within the geographical boundaries
of America.  With the recent expansions of the Internet's size and
scope, and the millions of participants now discovering its vast,
untapped potential which is even now struggling to throw off the
last vestiges of its governmental umbilical cords, it is hoped
that this information will find an appreciative audience.

The title derives from a tale attributed by most to Mark Twain, of
how to cook a frog.  Dropped in boiling water, the story goes,
he'll jump right back out.  But if you put him in a pot of cold
water and slowly heat it up, he'll stay there until it's too late.
The tale is sually mentioned inthe context of gradualism, or the
tendencey of government always to increase its power at the
expense of the governed.

[e-mail] body of message: ADD <your-
preferred-email-address>

Ftp/gopher:  etext.archive.umich.edu /pub/Legal/FrogFarm


==================================================================

Funhouse!  The Cyberzine of Degenerate Pop Culture

A collection of non-fiction articles giving detailed and
referenced accounts of subjects on the fringes of the
entertainment field.  This includes horror, action, and
exploitation films, especially foreign productions; garage, punk,
instrumental, surf, and underground rock; underground literature,
zines, and journals, and authors with a non-traditional bent; and
occasionally journalistic accounts of current events and
happenings that aren't covered by mainstream media.

Messsage [e-mail]
Gopher: gopher.well.sf.ca.us
Ftp: etext.archive.umich.edu or ftp.cic.net

email [e-mail] (last three issues)
Ftp: etext.archive.umich.edu, cd pub/ZinesFunhouse
Ftp.cic.net, cd pub/e-serials/alphabetic/f/funhouse

Jeff Dove
[e-mail]

==================================================================

GASSHO

An electronic journal serving the global Buddhist community.  It
is intended to promote and support dialogue between monks, nuns,
lay teachers, laypractitioners, scholars, and students.  It is
open to all schools and traditions of Buddhism.

Email: [e-mail]
Ftp: ftp.netcom.com, cd /pub/dharma/Gassho
Ftp/gopher: coombs.anu.edu.au, cd  /coombspapers/otherarchives/
electronic-buddhist-archives/buddhism-general/e-journals/gassho-
journal
Ftp/gopher: extext.archive.umich.edu, cd /Religious.Texts/
DharmaNet
Ftp/www: nectec.or.th, cd  /pub/mirroors/dharma
Ftpmail: email: [e-mail] message: GET ALLFILES.LST
bbs: dial-up BODY DHARMA ONLINE, 1-510-836-4717
hardcopy: GASSHO, P.O. Box 4951, Berkeley, CA  94704-4951 USA

Barry Kapke
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Georgetown Gonzo

Georgetown University's unsanctioned, underground, untasteful,
unboring satire/humor/culture publication.  *One of the first
publications created to take advantage of the World Wide Web's
capacity to hyperlink.*


http://sunsite.unc.edu/martin/gonzo.html

Richard Diefenbeck, Editor-in-Chief
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Global Network Navigator

Explores the rich resources of information on the Internet through
a number of online areas including three publications:  GNN
NetNews, GNN Magazine, and the Whole Internet Catalog.  GNN
NetNews is a weekly publication that reports on the news of the
network.  It announces new information resources and covers
interesting developments relating to the Internet.  GNN Magazine,
ISSN 1072-0413, is a quarterly magazine that contains feature
articles, a Go Find Out section that contains reviews of Net
resources, and a Net Heads section that contains advice and
commentary.  The Whole Internet Catalog, ISSN 1072-043X, contains
a listing of the most useful Net resources and services with live
links to those resources.  It is updated weekly.  Subscribers have
access to all publications and resources through the GNN Home
Page.  Subscriptions are free.  *One of the first sets of
publications created to take advantage of the World Wide Web's
capacity to hyperlink.*

Use URL or message [e-mail] requesting a subscription.

http://gnn.com/

Joan Callahan, Managing Editor
[e-mail]

==================================================================

GNET; Global Networking

An archive/journal for documents pertaining to the effort to bring
the Net to lesser-developed nations and the poorer parts of
developed nations. (Net access is better in many ``third world''
schools than in South-Central Los Angeles). GNET consists of two
parts, an archive directory and a moderated discussion.

Email:  [e-mail]

Ftp: dhvx20.csudh.edu (155.135.1.1), cd /global_net/

Larry Press
[e-mail]

==================================================================

GNN Magazine

See Global Network Navigator

==================================================================

GNN NetNews

See Global Network Navigator.

==================================================================

Grist On-line

Network Journal of Language Arts.  Poetry, prose, essays,
mail/email art news, reviews.  Contributors include well-known and
widely published poets such as David Ignatow, Jerome Rothenberg,
Ron Silliman, Carol Berge, Charlie Plymell, Jim McCrary, Clayton
Eshleman, Jackson Mac Low, Armand Schwerner.

Message request to: [e-mail]

Ftp: etext.archive.umich.edu, cd /pub/Poetry/Grist
Gopher: extext.archive.umich.edu  dir: /pub/Poetry/Grist

John Fowler, Editor & Publisher
[e-mail], or [e-mail]

==================================================================

Grochz Kapusta

Magazine of news summaries on political, social and cultural life
in Poland with a humorous commentary.

Email: [e-mail]

Ftp:  tirana.berkeley.edu, cd /pub/polish/dir_groch/

Marian Kuras
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Hi-Rez

Electronic journal for cyberbeatniks.  This is a Zine. No further
information available.

Available through the Well

[e-mail]

==================================================================

High Weirdness by Email

A publication of bizarre literature. Note: This document is
updated regularly.

Ftp: red.css.itd.umich.edu, cd /zines/weirdness/
Ftp: slopoke.mlb.semi.harris.com, cd /pub/weirdness/
On USENET newsgroups: alt.slack and alt.discordia back issues are
superseded by each subsequent edition

[e-mail]

==================================================================

Holy Temple of Mass Consumption

Rantings, ravings, news, and latest adventures of yet another
tentacle of the Church of the SubGenius.  May include any
combination of social commentary and analysis, comic/record/zine
reviews, complete scifi/fantasy convention listings, rave
listings, plus literally anything that happens to turn us on the
moment.

Email requests to: [e-mail]
Hardcopy available free from address below

Ftp: quartz.rutgers.edu, cd /pub/Journals/HToMC

Rev. E. Coli
[e-mail]

==================================================================

ICS Electrozine: Information, Control, Supply

An electrozine with many and varying topics for varying tastes.
The content ranges across stories, articles, editorials, letters,
etc. Topics from the unknown, internet, society, philosophy,
music, role playing games, science, news, etc.

Email request to: [e-mail], SUBSCRIBE firmstname
lastname

Ftp:  etext.archive.umich.edu, cd. pub/Zines/ICS
Email: [e-mail], INDEX

George Sibley
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Indiana Journal of Global Legal Studies

The Indiana Journal of Global Legal Studies is a faculty-edited,
peer-reviewed interdisciplinary journal focusing on the
intersections of global and domestic legal regimes, markets,
politics, technologies, and cultures. *One of the first
publications to take advantage of the World Wide Web's capacity to
hyperlink.*

http://www.law.indiana.edu/glsj/glsj.html

==================================================================

Information Technology and Disabilities

A refereed journal devoted to the practical and theoretical issues
surrounding the development and effective use of new and emerging
technologies by computer users with disablities.  Founded by EASI
(Equal Access to Software and Information), Information Technology
and Disabilities will feature articles on issues affecting
educators (K through college), librarians, adaptive technology
trainers, rehabilitation counselors, human resources
professionals, and developers of adaptive computer hardware and
software products.  In addition to refereed, in-depth feature
articles on issues of concern to our target audience, Information
Technology and Disabilities will feature a number of regular
departments, each edited by an expert in the field.

Message [e-mail], subscribe itd-toc or subscribe
itd-jnl
gopher: sjuvm.stjohns.edu

Listserv, gopher

Tom McNulty, Editor
[e-mail]
mcnulty@nyuacf

==================================================================

inter\face

Produced by HUB Press at the University at Albany as an effort to
provide an "open" forum for the publication and distribution of
creative texts.  We are open to and urge you to send comments,
suggestions, and creative contributions.  Inter\face is a
publication of poetry, and what we take that to be in relationship
to our investment in the fact that the word is not so much written
down as it is down loaded or it exists momentarily between cursors
late in the night's impermanent cybermind.  Cyberspace has been
termed a new "frontier" by many, a new space that needs to be
explored and mapped.  We offer a collection of perspectives on
this viewpoint, a way to look at the net, at life, incorporating
technology and humanity.

Email: [e-mail]

Ftp: etext.archive.umich.edu (192.131.22.7), cd /pub/Zines/
Interface

Benjamin Henry
[e-mail]

==================================================================

International Journal of Continuing Education Practice

International refereed journal of the highest standard.  Welcomes
orginal program descriptions and assessments, innovative
administrative practices in program planning and implementation,
methodological discussions, original or applied research, and
conceptual practice.  Addresses all topics relevant to the broad
field of adult and continuing education.

Message [e-mail], SUBSCRIBED conted,  firstname
lastname


Sandra D. Pearce

==================================================================

International Philosophical Preprint Exchange

Preprint exchange for those interested in current academic
philosophy.

Gopher:  kasey.umkc.edu /Science Studies, or apa.oxy.edu
Ftp: mrcnext.cso.uiuc.edu /etext/ippe, or Phil-Preprints.L.Chiba-
U.ac.jp
email: [e-mail]
www: http://csmaclab-www.uchicago.edu/philosophyProject
/philos.html

access IPPE in any of the above ways

ftp://Phil-Preprints.L.Chiba-U.ac.jp/pub

Carolyn L. Burke
[e-mail] or [e-mail]

==================================================================

International Teletimes

A general interest magazine which has a different theme each month
(anything from education to travel or history) as well as many
regular columns such as Cuisine, Keepers of the Light
(photography) and the Wine Enthusiast.

Request to: [e-mail] or [e-mail], include email
address, computer type and country of residence

Ftp: sumex-aim.stanford.edu, cd info-mac/per  (Macintosh)

http://www.wimsey.com/

[e-mail] or [e-mail]

==================================================================

Internaut

An online supplement to the Online User's Encyclopedia. *One of
the first magazines created to take advantage of the World Wide
Web's capacity to hyperlink.*

Ftp: ftp.netcom.com, cd  /pub/mailcom/internaut/internt1.zip

Vint Cerf, CNRI

==================================================================

Internet Advertising Review

Examines cultural issues surrounding Internet-facilitated
advertising, explain advertising tools, techniques, and trends,
and review the variety of advertising that appears on the
Internet.  The intention behind this free column is to inform the
Internet business community of the responsible and effective use
of the Internet as an advertising vehicle.

Gopher:  fonorola.net


Michael Strangelove
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Internet Business Journal

A monthly publication which is dedicated to keeping its readers
updated on new business opportunities and resources available on
the Internet.

Contact Strangelove Internet Enterprises Inc.

Gopher: fonorola.net

Michael Strangelove, Publisher
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Interpersonal Computing and Technology; An Electronic Journal for
the 21st Century

There are currently several barriers to the use of electronic
journals as outlets for scholarly research. These include:
copyright, the problem of coordinating with print publication, and
especially the validation of the electronic journal as a
legitimate outlet for dissemination of scholarly studies suitable
for credit toward promotion and tenure. IPCT addresses these
concerns. Each journal issue will be the equivalent of 64 print
pages. Coordinated with and issued through the IPCT-L, a list
operated at Georgetown University, which will serve as the initial
readership. Subscribers to the list will be considered charter
subscribers. No charge for the service for the first year.
Subscribers will be urged to comment extensively on content and
format of the journal. After an experimental year, IPCTJ will
commence library collaboration and may find it necessary to charge
for the service.

Message [e-mail], SUBSCRIBE IPCT-L
Gopher: guvm.ccf.georgetown.edu 70
Ftp: guvm.ccf.georgetown.edu  (141.161.71.1)  login: IPCT-J
password: guest

Gopher: guvm.ccf.georgetown.edu 70

Zane L. Berge, Ph.D., Publisher
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Intertext

A free, on-line bimonthly fiction magazine.  It  publishes
material  ranging from mainstream stories to fantasy to horror to
science fiction to humor.  It reaches over 1400 readers on six
continents.

Message [e-mail]. Specify ASCII, PostScript, or FTP
notification. (The ASCII version runs approximately 150K per
issue; the PostScript version runs approximately 500K and is
usually mailed out compressed and uuencoded; FTP-notification
subscribers will receive a note telling them when an issue has
been released and is available.)

Ftp: network.ucsd.edu, cd /intertext OR ftp.etext.org, cd
/pub/Zines/InterText
CompuServe:  GO EFFSIG   /Zines from the Net

file://network.ucsd.edu/intertext/other_formats/HTML/ITtoc.html

Jason Snell
[e-mail]

==================================================================

IOUDAIOS Review

The serial electronic publication of IOUDAIOS@YORKVM1, the
international electronic forum for scholarship on Early Judaism
and Christian Origins.  A review journal, it uses the electronic
medium to provide thorough peer reviews quickly. A simplified SGML
system facilitates electronic distribution.

Message to listserv@yorkvm1 or [e-mail], SUBSCRIBE
IOUDAIOS

Message to listserv@yorkvm1 or [e-mail], INDEX
IOUDAIOS

David Reimer, Wilfrid Laurier University
[e-mail]
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Issues In Science and Technology Librarianship

Provides short substantial articles on timely and important topics
in science and technology librarianship as well as conference and
workshop reports and short correspondences. Special columns are in
the process of being developed to address service issues and hot
topics. Does not intend to duplicate other electronic publications
but intends to cover areas not currently available in electronic
format.

Send a message to [e-mail]

Search on Internet through Veronica

Harry Llull, Editor
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Jewish Studies

World's largest journal devoted to on-going research and current
events in Jewish Studies.

Email: [e-mail] or [e-mail]

gopher, ftp (no address given)

A. J. Hyman
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Journal of American Underground Computing

Communications, conspiracy, technology, and security.

[e-mail]

Ftp: etext.archive.umich.edu, cd  /pub/Zines/JUAC

Scott Davis
[e-mail], [e-mail]

==================================================================

Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research (JAIR)

The Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research (JAIR) is a
refereed publication, covering all areas of artificial
intelligence (AI).

Message [e-mail]; subject: autorespond; message: help
Ftp: p.gp.cs.cmu.edu, cd /usr/jair/pub
Gopher: p.gp.cs.cmu.edu
www: gopher://p.gp.cs.cmu.edu/

gopher://p.gp.cs.cmu.edu/

Steven Minton
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Journal of Extension

The Journal is published by the Cooperative Extension System. It
expands and updates the research and knowledge base for Extension
professionals and other adult educators to improve their
effectiveness. In addition, the Journal serves as a forum for
emerging and contemporary issues affecting Extension education.
Written and edited by Extension professionals, sharing with their
colleagues successful educational applications, original and
applied research findings, scholarly opinions, educational
resources, and challenges on issues of critical importance to
Extension educators.

Message [e-mail], subscribe joe
Gopher:  joe.uwex.edu
WAIS: joe.src at jow.uwex.edu
Ftp: joe uwex.edu

To receive articles, sections, tables of contents, and entire
issues starting with Winter 1987 through Winter 1993:  Message
[e-mail], SEND TOC (issue) (year)

x-almanac://joe.ext.vt.edu/send/joe
gopher://joe.ext.vt.edu/joe
http://joe.ext.vt.edu/joe/

Mike Lambur, Editor
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Journal of Financial Abstracts

Electronic abstracts of interesting, unpublished manuscripts.
Areas of interest include current research on topics of finance or
economics and a reasonable chance for publication in a reputable
academic journal.

Message the editor


John Trimble
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Journal of Fluids Engineering

Authors who believe that they have significant data --
experimental or numerical, to share with the readership submit
that data on a disk, together with their manuscript.  Or, editors
invite authors who submit papers to supplement their publication
with data.  These data are reviewed together with the manuscripts
and, if accepted, the data are included in the data bank of the
Journal mantained electronically by the Scholarly Communications
Project of Virginia Tech.  The purpose is to better document and
disseminate high quality scientific information of interest to the
fluids engineering community.

Ftp: borg.lib.vt.edu  cd /pub/JFE

gopher://borg.lib.vt.edu:70/11/jfe

Gail McMillan, Director, Scholarly Communications Project
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Journal of Political Ecology

The Journal of Political Ecology is intended to fill a gap in the
social sciences by bringing together researchers from many
disciplines with a common interest in links between political and
economic systems, on the one hand, and local populations and
ecosystems, on the other.  JPE hopes to promote interdisciplinary
dialogue and research on the ionterface between political economy
and ecology.

Telnet: sabio.arizona.edu  login: sabio

Ftp: miles.library.arizona.edu, cd /pub/peso (postscript viewers
are available)

Dr. James B. Greenberg
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Journal of Statistics Education

JSE is a rigorously-refereed electronic journal on postsecondary
statistics education.  JSE publishes high-quality articles on a
variety of topics related to the teaching of statistics, for
instance, results of controlled experiements on pedagogical
methods, case studies and anecdotal reports, review and opinion
articles, and discussion of the impact of new technologies and new
methods of assessment on statistics education.  Articles that make
innovative use of the electronic medium are encouraged.

Message [e-mail], SUBSCRIBE jse-announce

Ftp: jse.stat.ncsu.edu, cd /jse/v1n1/contents;

gopher://jse.stat.ncsu.edu

E. Jacquelin Dietz
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Journal of Technology Education

Scholarly discussion on topics relating to technology education.
Technology education is that school subject which  teaches
children ABOUT technology rather than just WITH technology.
Articles focus on research, philosophy, theory, or practice. In
addition, this journal publishes book reviews, guest articles,
comprehensive literature analyses, and reactions to previously
published articles.

Email: [e-mail]  message: subscribe jte-l
Ftp:  borg.lib.vt.edu, cd /pub/JTE/
WAIS: jte.src

Email: [e-mail]  message: index jte-l
Ftp:  borg.lib.vt.edu, cd /pub/JTE/
Gopher:  gopher.cic.net
www: http://borg.lib.vt.edu
also, hardcopy for $5/issue

http://borg.lib.vt.edu:80/z-borg/www/ejournals/JTE/jte.html
gopher://borg.lib.vt.edu:70/11/jte

Dr. Mark Sanders, Editor
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Journal of the International Academy of Hospitality Research

Published by The Scholarly Communications Project of Virginia
Polytechnic Institute, JIAHR covers basic and applied research in
all aspects of hospitality and tourism. Distributed via Bitnet and
the Internet to all subscribers, including members of the Academy,
faculty, staff and students in hospitality/tourism research and
educational programs, and libraries. An issue is sent out whenever
an article is judged of sufficient quality for distribution; eight
issues have appeared to date.

Message [e-mail] SUBSCRIBE JIAHR-L
Ftp:  borg.lib.vt.edu, cd  /pub/JIAHR
WAIS: jiahr.src

http://borg.lib.vt.edu:80/z-borg/www/ejounals/jiahr_issues.html

Dr. Eliza C. Tse
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Journal of Undergraduate Research

Original undergraduate research including all liberal art and
humanities subjects. Distributed nationally by undergraduate
editors. Accepts international research. Published in English.

Ftp: csd.colorado.edu, cd /spot/usr/ftp/eforum/honors/journal_ugr/

Gopher: csf.colorado.edu

Ric Holt
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Journal of World Anthropology

An electronic journal dedicated to scholarship in all fields of
anthropology.  Publishes articles on academic research, matters of
theory and methodology, and the education of the public, as well
as book, software and film reviews.

[e-mail]  sub jwa firstname lastname

Ftp: ubvm.cc.buffalo.edu /jwa

Gopher: wings.buffalo.edu

gopher://wings.buffalo.edu:70/00/academic/department/anthropology/
jwa/

Ezra B. W. Zubrow, Editor

[e-mail]

==================================================================

Kibble

A Cyberpoet's Guide to Virtual Culture Journal. Why kibble you may
ask? A logical question.  Phillip K. Dick fans will have already
grep'd that "kibble" is a word used in his famous tome "Do
Androids Dream of Electric Sheep", which later was made into a
movie we know as Blade Runner.  Kibble then, is the extraneous
stuff lying around.  The things society has cast off to the
junkyards and backyards everywhere.  But more specifically, the
refuge that has overflown the borders of the junkyards and that
has begun to clutter up our streets, our minds, our friendships
and our politics.  Yes, there seems to be alot of kibble around
these days.

Ftp:  ftp.eff.org, cd /pub/net_info/cyberpoet.gvc
Ftp:  etext.archive.umich.edu, cd /pub/Zines/Cyberpoet
Ftp:  vela.oakland.edu, cd /pub/tribe/publications

John Frost
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Law and Politics Book Review

Seeks to comprehensively review books of interest to political
scientists studying law, the courts, and the judicial process,
within six months of publication. Reviews are commissioned by the
editor and published within a week of receipt.  Organized into 12
monthly issues for each annual volume. Length of reviews varies
from 750 to 2500 words.

[e-mail]
Gopher: gopher.nwu.edu /Northwestern University Information

Gopher: gopher.nwu.edu

Herbert Jacob
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Leonardo Electronic Almanac

Since September 1993, the MIT Press has been publishing Leonardo
Electronic Almanac (LEA), a monthly electronic newsletter that
chronicles current worldwide applications of science and
technology in the arts.  Via the Internet, MIT Press publishes and
distributes the Almanac to international artists, scientists, and
other subscribers interested in high-tech arts.  Founded in 1991
by Leonardo/The International Society for the Arts, Sciences and
Technology (ISAST), LEA is similar in editorial scope to
Leonardo/SAST's scholarly paper journal, Leonardo.  Published
bimonthly by the MIT Press since 1993, Leonard has documented
international art-science-technology interaction for over 25
years.

Each month, LEA features artists' words on their own work,
profiles of media arts facilities and art-science-technology
theoretical and technical perspectives.  Additionally, the
Almanac's Leonardo Digital Reviews section critiques major art-
science-technology events and major art-science-technology print
and electronic publications.   LEA also has current high-tech arts
news, Leonardo Call for Papers announcements, and notices from
subscribers and readers.

Message [e-mail] or contact. [phone]

Craig Harris

==================================================================

LIBRES

Library and Information Science Research Electronic Conference is
designed to foster library and information science research and
support the development of our knowledge base. It shares ideas,
solutions and experiences and includes discussions of research in
progress, reviews of research, queries and responses from
participants, and conference announcements. All editors are
volunteers on the LIBRES Project.

Message [e-mail] or [e-mail],
SUBSCRIBE LIBRES

Gopher: gopher.usask.ca port 70

Diane Kovacs, Editor-in-Chief
[e-mail]
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Line Noiz

Line Noiz is a cyberpunk-related e-zine featuring articles on
cyberpunk, cyberpunk science-fiction, the internet, and other
associated themes.

Message [e-mail], Subscription LineNoiz your
address

Message [e-mail], subject: "BACK ISSUES"
or request from Billy Biggs at [e-mail]

Billy Biggs
[e-mail]

==================================================================

LSD-50

An interactive hypertext zine that originally comemmorated the
50th anniversary of the accidental discovery of LSD with fiction,
archive and testimonials submitted from all over the net.

Ftp: ftp.brown.edu, cd /pubs/bobby_rabyd

Bobby Rabyd
[e-mail]

==================================================================

LYTX (Lian/ Yi\ Tong- Xun\)

A comprehensive Chinese journal published by the Ottawa Chinese
Students and Scholars Association (LYH) in the capital region of
Canada.  It is at present a monthly publication with email and
hardcopy versions.  The email version is sent to subscribers and
readers worldwide.  The hardcopies are distributed locally.  LYTX
is calling for originally written, unpublished Chinese articles on
literature, poems, science and technology, topics of general
interest and things related to CSSP (Chinese Students, Scholars
and Professionals).

Email:  [e-mail]  message: sub lytx <your name>
(GB)
Email: [e-mail]  message: subscribe cssads-l <your
name> (HZ)
Email: [e-mail] (BIG5)
Ftp: opas1.ccs.carleton.ca (134.117.1.32), cd /pub/fcssc/cm/lytx
(GB,HZ,BIG5,PS); OR lunix.met.kth.se (130.237.16.204), cd
/pub/organizations/LYTX (GB,BIG5,HZ,PS)
Ftp: ifcss.org (129.107.1.155), cd /org/lytx  (GB - recent issues
only);
Ftp: crl.nmsu.edu (128.123.1.33), cd /pub/chinese/lytx
(GB,BIG5,HZ,PS)
www: http://ifcss.org:8001/index.html

http://ifcss.org:8001/index.html

Zhang
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Matrix Maps Quarterly (MMQ)

A publication for maps of computer networks.  The purpose of MMQ
is to show in maps features of networks that are difficult to
present with text or numbers alone.  Color makes direct
comparisons between networks or sizes easy to see.  Also includes
tables, graphs, figures and text, and often the underlying numbers
and names.  MMQ will show and describe network sizes and
locations, in hosts, servers, users, and other units, correlated
by population, personal income, and other factors relevant to
geographic, economic, and demographic analysis and graphical
presentation of computer networks.  Subscription to MMQ includes a
subscription to the Matrix News.

Email: [e-mail]

[e-mail]

==================================================================

MC Journal: The Journal of Academic Media Librarianship

An electronic journal encompassing all aspects of academic
audiovisual librarianship.  Includes cataloging, reference,
collection development, equipment, and administration.
Mediagraphies, bibliographies, and issues related to media library
education are also accepted.  Columns include Inter-Media, a
column on Internet resources for media professional; and
Technology Watch, on important media technologies.  Primary
audience is audiovisual professionals in higher education.

Message [e-mail] or [e-mail],
SUBSCRIBE MCJRNL

Ftp: ubvm.cc.buffalo.edu, cd /MCJRNL
email: [e-mail], or [e-mail]
Gopher: wings.buffalo.edu, or thorplus.lib.purdue.edu

Lori Widzinski
[e-mail]
[e-mail]

==================================================================

MeckJournal

An electronic service offered through Meckler's Electronic
Publishing Division. Issues include an editorial, late breaking
news, a feature article reprinted from one of Meckler's
periodicals, and other features.

Message [e-mail], SUBSCRIBE meckjournal
Gopher: gopher.cic.net, look under "publications" menu
Telnet: nicol.jvnc.net  login: nicol   select MC(2)


Tony Abbott
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Media West Magazine

Media West is Western Canada's leading multi-media trade
publication.  *One of the first magazines created to take
advantage of the World Wide Web's capacity to hyperlink.*


http://www.wimsey.com/anima/MediaWest

Lori Shyba, Publisher, Electronic Version
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Mendele

Yiddish literature and language.

Message [e-mail], sub mendele firstname
lastname

Ftp.mendele.trincoll.edu, cd /pub/mendele/files

Gopher: gopher.cic.net

[e-mail]

==================================================================

Meta

A monthly electronic magazine that covers issues of particular
interest to the net community, including, but not limited to,
cryptography, electronic publishing, free software development,
intellectual property, internet commercialization, privacy and
virtual communities.

Ftp.netcom.com, cd  /pub/mlinksva

ftp://ftp.netcom.com/pub/mlinksva/meta.html

Mike Linksvayer
[e-mail]

==================================================================

MIKinations

An on-line magazine covering less mainstream topics than are
typically found in Macintosh-orientated publications.  It is
composed equally of serious-informative articles, and of ironic-
satirical articles.

Ftp: sumex-aim.stanford.edu, cd  /info-mac/per or request from
editor

Michael Bradshaw
[e-mail]
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Mini-Journal of Irreproducible Results

Articles and news about overly stimulating research and ideas.
Specifically: (A) Haphazardly selected superficial (but advanced!)
extracts of research news and satire from the Journal of
Irreproducible Results (JIR).  (B) News about  the annual Ig Nobel
Prize ceremony.  Ig Nobel Prizes honor "achievements that cannot
or should not be reproduced."  A public ceremony is held at MIT,
in Cambridge Massachusetts, every autumn.  The ceremony is
sponsered jointly by JIR and by the MIT Museum.  (C) News about
other science humor activities conducted by the MIT Museum and
JIR.

Message [e-mail], or [e-mail].
SUBSCRIBE MINI-JIR your name

Message [e-mail], or [e-mail]. INDEX
MINI-JIR,  then GET MINI-JIR issue number

Marc Abrahams, Editor
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Modal Analysis; The International Journal of Analytical and
Experimental Modal Analysis

Free distribution of the abstracts of the papers, prior to their
print publication. Abstracts are sent electronically, on an
individual basis, as each paper is accepted for publication in the
print journal, to electronic subscribers. When a determination is
made of what papers are to be published in a particular issue of
the print journal, a table of contents will also be sent.
Published by the Scholarly Communications Project of Virginia
Polytechnic Institute Tech. Formerly known as The International
Journal of Analytical and Experimental Modal Analysis. The
abstract service is the first step in a plan to offer an
electronic edition of the entire journal.

Message [e-mail], Subscribe modal-l <your name>
gopher:  borg.lib.vt.edu

contact Gail McMillan for hard copies

http://borg.lib.vt.edu:80/ejournals/MODAL/modal.html
gopher://borg.lib.vt.edu:00/modal

Gail McMillan, Director
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Morpo Review

What kind of work do we wnat? How about Sonnets to Captain
Kangaroo, free-verse ruminations comparing plastic lawn ornaments
to Love Boat or nearly anything with cows in it.  No, not cute,
Smurfy little "ha ha" ditties--back reality into a corner and
snarl!

Gopher: etext.archive.umich.edu /Zines
Ftp:  ftp.etext.org, cd /pub/Zines/Morpo.Review
email [e-mail] with a subject of Moo! (or
some variation therof)

http://morpo.creighton.edu/morpo/

Robert Fulkerson, Co-Editor
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Mother Jones Magazine

A magazine of investigation and ideas for independent thinkers.
Features provocative and unexpected articles that inspire action
toward positive social change.  It is a project of the Foundation
for National Progress, a nonprofit activist organization dedicated
to advancing progressive causes throughout media.  The e-version
does not represent the full text of the paper magazine.

Message [e-mail], SUBSCRIBE motherjones-list
Your_Name

Ftp, gopher, and WAIS (192.187.196.1)

[e-mail]

==================================================================

Murdoch University Electronic Journal of Law

Includes contributions in three principal formats:
1.  materials of current interest such as reports and comments on
developments in the law, including significant recent cases; 2.
materials reporting on scholarly work in progress or calling for
comments such as research notes and excerpts from unfinished
larger works; 3.  completed papers which may incorporate, refer
to, or be accompanied by materials generated by previous
publication of a version of the finished work in E Law as a
category 2 piece; these submissions are subject to external peer
review.

Gopher: infolib.murdoch.edu.au 70 /Electronic Library/Electronic
Journals/E Law
Ftp: infolib.murdoch.edu.au, cd  /pub/subj/law/elaw

gopher://infolib.murdoch.edu.au:70/11/.ftp/pub/subj/law/elaw

Archie Zariski
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Music Theory Online (MTO)

Articles and reviews, on a professional level, in the area of
music theory and related disciplines; discussion threads on past
articles; new dissertation listings; job postings; general
announcements.

Message [e-mail], SUBSCRIBE MTO-LIST

Ftp: husc.harvard.edu, cd /pub/smt/mto

[e-mail]

==================================================================

Nekuda E-Journal*

An Israeli journal of academic articles on the subject of the
Jewish settlements in Judea, Samari, and Gaza (The West Bank) and
the Arab-Israeli conflict.

Email: [e-mail], with small intro about yourself
and/or where you are from is requested but NOT required


Zvi Lando
[e-mail]

==================================================================

New Horizons in Adult Education

The most current thinking and research within adult education and
related fields. The editorial staff, comprised of graduate
students, manages the entire editorial, refereeing, and
distribution process using mainframe computer telecommunications.
Transmitted to adult educators around the world via the Adult
Education Network (AEDNET), an electronic network. Access is
facilitated in two ways: the journal is free, and the contents of
the journal are indexed in ERIC. Syracuse University's Adult
Education Program hopes the journal and AEDNET will be catalysts
in connecting adult educators throughout the world and in
promoting the exchange of ideas and research.

Message [e-mail], SUBSCRIBE AEDNET <your
name>

Message [e-mail], INDEX horizons

New Horizons in Adult Education
[e-mail]

==================================================================

New York Journal of Mathematics

A refereed mathematics journal from the State University of New
York (SUNY) at Albany.  Broadly based in subject matter, covering
algebra, modern analysis, and geometry/topology.  Papers presented
via TeX.  The reader must have a printer driver for TeX in order
to print out the .dvi files.

For the abstracts for all papers, message:
[e-mail],JSUBSCRIBE nyjmth-A Yourfullname
The archives will contain the abstract, full text, and a .dvi file
for each paper

Ftp:  ftp_nyjm.albany.edu, cd /pub/nyjm
Gopher:  nyjm.albany.edu

Mark Steinberger, Editor-in-Chief
[e-mail]

==================================================================

NWHQ

A publication devoted to free expression and the distribution of
artistic ideas.  *One of the first magazines created to take
advantage of the World Wide Web's capacity to hyperlink.*

http://www.wimsey.com/~jmax/index.html

Elizabeth Fischer
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Obscure Electric

A zine that profiles the people in this publishing subculture.
The more in-depth print version is also available.

Message the editor, Jim Rosenesko, at [e-mail]


James P Romenesko
obscure @csd4.csd.uwm.edu

==================================================================

Online Journal of Current Clinical Trials

Publishes research reports, meta-analyses, methodological papers,
and editorials on trials or therapies, procedures, and other
interventions relevant to care in all fields:  medicine, dental
medicine, dermatology, gynecology, neurology, obstetrics,
pediatrics, psychiatry, and other fields associated with these
main clinical areas.  Clinical alerts from research groups,
consensus programs, professional societies, and pharmaceutical
firms are published as soon as available.  Letters to editors and
other commentaries are linked to the original documents.  Features
include:  full text articles with figures, tables, equations,
references, and hypertext links to bibliographical databases;
hypertext links to Medline abstracts; automatic search results on
custom searches; local printing and downloading at no charge.

Contact the Subscription Department
Online Journal of Current Clinical Trials
1333 H Street, NW, Room 1155
Washington, DC  20005  USA

Dr. Patricia Morgan, Managing Editor
1333 H Street, NW
Room 1155
Washington, DC 20005
Attention: AAAS Subscription Department

==================================================================

Online Journal of Knowledge Synthesis for Nursing

The Online Journal of Knowledge Synthesis for Nursing publishes
critical reviews of research literature to guide nursing practice
and research.  The reviews include a statement of the practice
problem, a summary of research, annotated critical references,
practice implications, research needed, search strategies, and
references.  Features include:  full text articles with figures,
tables, equations, references, and hypertext links to
bibliographic databases; comments about published articles and
author's replies are linked to the original documents and brought
to the attention of subsequent readers; continuous publication as
new articles are approved for publication; Hypertext links to
MEDLINE and CINAHL are provided where applicable; automatic search
results (SDIs) on custom searches, delivered to the subscriber's
e-mail address; local printing and downloading at no charge.

Contact Managing Editor
The Online Journal of Knowledge Synthesis for Nursing
Sigma Theta Tau International
550 W. North Street
Indianapolis, IN  46202
317-634-8171

A subscription includes all back issues from the beginning of
publication (December, 1993)

Les Galbraith, Managing Editor

==================================================================

Online Modern History Review

The editors welcome scholarly articles on any historical subject
(European, Asian, North and South American, African, etc.).  In
addition, the editors welcome book reviews, open forum articles,
primary & secondary historical dcouments in electronic form,
images (gif, pcx, tiff, bmp), M.A. and Ph.D. dissertations, notice
of academic positions and appointments, publications and grants.

telnet: freenet.victoria.bc.ca  login: guest

Marijan Salopek, Editor
[e-mail]
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Organized Thoughts

A journal of libertarian socialism.

Email: [e-mail]  (journal only)
GEnie: contact m.lepore

Ftp: etext.archive.umich.edu, cd /pub/Politics/Organized.Thoughts
Gopher: etext.archive.umich.edu

Mike Lepore
[e-mail]

==================================================================

PACS-R

See Public Access Computer Systems Review.

==================================================================

Parthenogenesis

Some call us humorous.  Some call us bizarre.  Some call us Ted,
which is a little strange.  We are Parthenogenesis, the zine
dedicated to...well...whatever happens to be on our minds at any
given moment.  Our mantras are Chicken; Ninja; and Punk.  Why?
You may never know unless you read this zine.

Email: [e-mail]
Ftp: extext.archive.umich.edu, cd /pub/Zines/Parthenogenesis
Gopher: extext.archive.umich.edu
FIDOnet FREQ: FREQ from 1:306/55 (magic name: PARTH)
BBS: Pentagon BBS  303-498-0864, 14.4kbps, file area #14

Ftp: extext.archive.umich.edu, cd /pub/Zines/Parthenogenesis

Dan Herrick
[e-mail]

==================================================================

PBEM - Play by E-mail

A fanzine for free computer-moderated play-by-electronic mail
wargames.  PBEM's main function is to provide advertising for
various free play-by-email wargames available over the Internet.
It also contains occasional reviews of games, strategy articles
and information about finding information about games.

Ftp: ftp.erg.sri.com, cd /pub/pbm/PBEM-Fanzine
Gopher: gopher.cic.net
Email: [e-mail]


Greg Lindahl
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Phrack

An electronic magazine published for and by the international
computer underground.  Its articles deal with operating systems
and their weaknesses, emerging technologies, telecommuniations
systems, computer security and public interest stories about the
events and personalities in our community.

Message [e-mail] to request subscription

Ftp: ftp.netsys.com, cd /pub/phrack
mail: send blank diskette (IBM, Apple, Amiga) to address below

Chris Goggans, Editor
[e-mail]

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PIGULKI

Occasional magazine of news and humor relating to Poland and
Polish issues, particularly Poland's democratic evolution and its
expansion of computer networking internally and to the West.
Written in English for audiences both in the West and in Poland.

North America: Message Dave Phillips, [e-mail]
Oceania:  Marek Samoc, [e-mail]
Europe, Africa:  Marek Zielinski, [e-mail]
Ftp: alfa.camk.edu.pl. galaxy; uci.agh.edu.pl.ccpnxt7.in2p3.fr;
laserpark.anu.edu.au;  poniecki.berkeley.edu; zsku.p.lod.edu.pl
Directory:  /pub/pigulki
Email:  [e-mail]  message: send index from pigulki
Gopher: galaxy; uci.agh.edu.pl;  poniecki.berkeley.edu;
laserpark.anu.edu.au; gopher.cic.net


Ftp: mthvax.cs.miami.edu; alfa.camk.edu.pl; galaxy.uci.agh.edu.pl;
info.in2p3.fr;  laserspark.anu.edu.au; tirana.berkeley.edu and
zsku.p.lod.edu.pl  Directory: cd /poland/
Message [e-mail], send index from pigulki
Gopher: gopher galaxy.uci.agh.edu.pl, or tirana.berkeley.edu

Dave Phillips
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Postmodern Culture

Ranges from analytical essays and reviews to video scripts and
other new literary forms, opening discussion of postmodernism to a
wide audience and to new and different participants, encouraging
reconsideration of the forms and practices of academic writing,
and experimenting with departures from the traditional idea of
published texts as immutable and monologic.

Message [e-mail]  mesage, SUBSCRIBE pmc-list
<your name>
Gopher: jefferson.village.virginia.edu
Ftp: ftp.ncsu.edu, cd /pub/ncsu/pmc
www: http://jefferson.village.virginia.edu/pmc/contents.all.html
Also available on microfiche and on disk (DOS-format 3.5'' or
5.25''double-sided, low-density disks, and Macintosh-format 3.5''
double-sided, low-density disks). Contact Oxford University Press
for disk or fiche subscription:
Journals Department
Oxford University Press
2001 Evans Road
Cary, NC 27513
Fax: [phone]
Phone: [phone]

Message [e-mail]  mesage, INDEX pmc-list
Ftp: ftp.ncsu.edu, cd /pub/ncsu/pmc
Gopher: jefferson.village.virginia.edu
www: http://jefferson.village.virginia.edu/pmc/contents.all.html

http://jefferson.village.virginia.edu/pmc/contents.all.html

The Editors
[e-mail]

==================================================================

PowderKeg Magazine

Literary publication of poetry, prose (fiction and non-fiction),
as well as essays.

Ftp, Compuserve, BBS systems

Ftp: epas.utoronto.c, cd /pub/powderkeg
The PowderKeg BBS 416-492-5756

Ian Firla
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Power to the People Mover

A journal of cultural delicacies viewed through the optic of mass
transit, with a special emphasis on BusKulture.

Email: [e-mail]

Ftp: uglymouse.css.itd.umich.edu, cd /pub/Zines/People.Mover

Erik Knutzen
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Practical Anarchy Online

The practical aspects of anarchy. Each issue includes
international anarchist news and analysis, e-zine reviews, updates
on anarchist projects, and suggestions for practical anarchy. A
publication of Spunk Press, an electronic publisher and archiver
of underground literature and radical, progressive and anarchist
materials.  Refer to Spunk Press Editorial Collective, spunk-
[e-mail]

Email: [e-mail]

Ftp: etext.archive.umich.edu, cd /pub/Politics/Spunk/
Gopher: extext.umich.edu 70

http://www.cwi.nl/cwi/people/Jack.Jansen/spunk/Spunk_Home.html

Chuck Munson, Editor
[e-mail]

==================================================================

PSYCHE; An Interdisciplinary Journal of Research on Consciousness

PSYCHE is a refereed electronic journal dedicated to supporting
the interdisciplinary exploration of the nature of consciousness
and its relation to the brain. PSYCHE publishes material relevant
to that exploration from the perspectives afforded by the
disciplines of Cognitive Science, Philosophy, Psychology,
Neuroscience, Artificial Intelligence and Anthropology.
Interdisciplinary discussions are particularly encouraged.

Message [e-mail], SUBSCRIBE PSYCHE-L

Message [e-mail], INDEX PSYCHE-L
Ftp: ftp.cs.monash.edu.au, cd:/psyche; or hcrl.open.ac.uk, cd
/pub/psyche
Gopher: gopher.cic.net

Patrick Wilken
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Psychology Graduate Student Journal: The PSYCGRAD Journal (PSYGRD-
J)

Publishes professional-level papers in the field of psychology
from the graduate student perspective. Compiled and produced by a
team of 18 editors covering 17 broad topic areas in the field of
psychology. All editors are graduate students in or directly
associated with the field of psychology. The journal is open for
public subscription and is targeted to anyone interested in
psychology.

Message [e-mail] or [e-mail],
SUBSCRIBE PSYGRD-J
Gopher: panda1.uottawa.ca 4010

Matthew Simpson
[e-mail]
[e-mail]

==================================================================

PSYCOLOQUY; A Refereed Journal of Peer Commentary in Psychology,
Neuroscience and Cognitive Science

Publishes brief reports of new ideas and findings on which the
author wishes to solicit rapid peer feedback, international and
interdisciplinary (``Scholarly Skywriting''), in all areas of
psychology and its related fields (biobehavioral, cognitive,
neural, social, etc.). Also publishes multiple reviews of books in
any of the above fields; these should normally be the same length
as commentaries, but longer reviews will be considered as well.
Authors of accepted manuscripts assign to PSYCOLOQUY the right to
publish and distribute their text electronically and to archive
and make it permanently retrievable electronically, but they
retain the copyright. Please submit all material for publication
to: [e-mail] or [e-mail].

Message [e-mail] or [e-mail],
SUBSCRIBE PSYC firstname lastname
OR via the USENET newsgroup sci.psychology.digest
Ftp: princeton.edu (128.112.128.1), cd /pub/harnad/
Gopher: gopher.cic.net
OR Message [e-mail], GET PSYC FILELIST

Stevan Harnad, Editor
[e-mail]

==================================================================

Pure Bullocks Online

This diskmag is underground--please be dishonest!

Gopher: etext.archive.umich.edu /Zines/

request from [e-mail]

==================================================================

Purple Thunderbolt of Spode (PURPS)

Official e-mail magazine of the OTISian faith (a small but growing
cult worshiping Otis, the ancient Sumerian God(dess) of life)
carrying news, fiction, poetry, humor, and the pure, unadulterated
secrets of the universe to its subscribers.

Message [e-mail] requesting a subscription

Ftp: quartz.rutgers, cd /pub/purps/

Pope Jephe
[e-mail]

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QUANTA; Science, Fact, and Fiction

Magazine of science fiction and fantasy publishing work of amateur
and professional authors from all corners of the net. Produced in
two formats: ASCII text for reading on-line and PostScript for
PostScript laser-printers.

Message (No interactive messages or files, please) one of the
following addresses, depending on which version is desired:
[e-mail]
[e-mail]
[e-mail]
[e-mail]
Bitnet subscribers will receive the magazine as a file.  Internet
subscribers will be sent a series of mail messages.
By request, readers may be put on the FTP list which notifies of
new issues and instructions for retrieving them.

Ftp:  export.acs.cmu.edu (128.2.35.66), cd /pub/quanta/
Ftp:  ftp.eff.org (192.88.144.4), cd /journals/Quanta/
Europe: Ftp:  lth.se (130.235.20.3), cd /documents/Quanta/
Gopher server at gopher-srv.acs.cmu.edu (port 70)
Available on CompuServe in ``zines from the net'' area of the
EFF Forum (accessed by typing ``GO EFFSIG'')

Daniel Appelquist
[e-mail]

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Radio Free Europe

See RFE/RL Research Bulletin.

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Random Access Humor (RAH)

The electronic humor magazine.

Message [e-mail]

Ftp: ftp.clark.net (198.17.243.2), cd pub/rah
Listserv: [e-mail],  Message in body: send rahfiles
Gopher: etext.archive.umich.edu, dir: pub/Zines/RAH
Ftp: etext.archive.umich.edu (192.131.22.7), cd pub/Zines/RAH, or
ftp.clark.net (198.17.243.2), cd pub/rah

Dave Bealer, Editor
[e-mail]

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RD; Graduate Research in the Arts*

Publishes the work of graduate scholars in the Arts. Its mandate
is to provide an appropriate forum for their scholarly work and a
collective voice for their issues and interests.

e-mail request to [e-mail]

Stephen N. Matsuba
[e-mail]
[e-mail]

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Red Politics

A journal for the discussion of revolutionary ideas.  Red Politics
aims to (1) assist in the development of revolutionary theory and
analysis; (2) raise the level of discussion and debate on issues
relevant to revolutionaries; and (3) defend the Russian and
Chinese revolutions.  Acts as a vehicle for discussion and debate
rather than simply propaganda. The first and only issue to date
has included articles critiquing the prevailing 'left' view of the
Gulf War, imperialism and environmental issues; an article
welcoming the overthrow of state capitalism by liberal capitalism
in the former Soviet Union; and an article defending Stalin.

Write to postal address
Ftp/gopher: etext.archive.umich.edu, cd /pub/Politics/Red.Politics
where latest issue is posted

Ftp and gopher etext.archive.umich.edu, cd /pub/Politics/
Red.Politics

[e-mail]

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Research & Reflection: A Journal of Educational Praxis

An educational journal with an equal emphasis on practice and
theory.

Message R&[e-mail]

George Perreault, Editor-in-Chief
[e-mail]

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RFE/RL; Research Institute Research Bulletin
(See REF/RL; Daily Report)

Disseminates the results of research on successor states to the
USSR, the Baltic countries, and East Central and South Eastern
Europe. Published by FRF/RL Research Institute. Each week the
articles are posted on Sovset (a commercial network), where they
remain available for two weeks. There is no archive of back
issues.

Message listserv@ubvm, or [e-mail], SUBSCRIBE
RFER-L
Also available by fax and postal mail

Brian Reed

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Rhetnet; A Cyberjournal for Rhetoric and Writing

An effort to adapt the functions of academic print journals to the
new environment.  Journals simultaneously serve as the medium of
conversation and the repository for knowledge. RHETNET serves
those purposes but takes the shape of its native environment:
cyberspace.  This project is both radical and conservative.
RHETNET provides rhetoric and Internet students and scholars with
the means of capturing, contextualizing, searching, and retrieving
some of the intriguing and valuable conversations that occur on
various parts of the Net, but which currently lie scattered and
forgotten in dusty corners of the virtual world.  It provides a
repository of netscholarship on rhetoric and writing.  We envision
it as a decentered organic repository for all the stuff of the Net
that is of interest to the rhetoric and writing community, while
also including space for various traditional types of scholarly
discourse.

Email:  [e-mail] or [e-mail],
leave subject line blank, SUB RHETNT-L YourName
Telnet:  duke.cs.brown.edu 8888 (Hypertext Hotel)

Eric Crump
[e-mail]
[e-mail]

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RIF/T

An electronic space for new poetry, prose, and poetics.

Gopher/ftp: etext.archive.umich.edu

Kenneth Sherwood
[e-mail]

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Sand River Journal

Sand River Journal is a collection of poems gathered from the
newsgroup rec.arts.poems; it is posted monthly in ASCII and \TeX\
formats to r.a.p. and related newsgroups.  The archive includes
PostScript versions of the formatted journal, which is publication
quality and may be printed on most laser printers.  Poems appear
by authors' permission and constitute copyrighted material.  Free
transmission of this document (electronic or otherwise) is
permitted only in its entire and unaltered form; to inquire about
individual poems contact the authors by their email addresses.
The editor takes no responsibility for the fate of this document,
nor does he claim ownership to any of the contents herein.

Ftp: etext.archive.umich.edu, cd /pub/Poetry/Sand.River.Journal
USENET rec.arts.poems

Erik Asphaug
[e-mail]

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Sarko

Sarko is a journal of literary works-in-progress.

Email [e-mail];  put "sarko-request" in the
subject and anything you want in the body of the message.
Gopher/ftp: etext.archive.umich.edu

Brad Collins
[e-mail]

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Satellite Journal International

A fortnightly satellite news journal for satellite professionals
and enthusiasts.  SJI provides readers with current news and
information provided by a network of corespondents around the
globe.

Email, BBS, Compuserve, usenet

Ftp: itre.uncecs.edu, cd /pub/satellite/sj

http://itre.uncecs.edu/misc/sj/sj.html

Gary Torrens, Publisher
0006373898@@mcimail.com

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Scream Baby

Exploration of the community of online alternative culture and its
implications on art, film, music, literature, and life.

Email: [e-mail]

Ftp or gopher: [e-mail], cd /pub/ezines/ScreamBaby
BBS: Cyberspace Community Center 512-478-1199

David Smith
[e-mail]

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Sense of Place

Environmentalist magazine produced in HyperCard, incorporating
graphics, text, and sound in an easy-to-use format to present
information about environmental concerns significant to the
College community and others.

Message [e-mail]
Ftp: dartmouth.edu, cd /pub/SOP/

[e-mail]

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SIS-EJOURNAL

See Electronic Journal of Strategic Information Systems.

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Sixteenth Century Journal

Literature and culture of the 16th century.  A refereed paper
journal with abstracts of forthcoming articles on the Internet, as
well as a bibliography of all articles since the inception of the
journal.  Prepub articles of the Sixteenth Century Conference.
All online abstracts and articles are removed when the formal
print publication appears.

Ftp: [e-mail]

Paula Presley, Associate Editor
[e-mail]

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Slither

Ezine with topics of Marxian analysis, postmodernism, feminism,
anarchism and cyber-culture.

$10.00 for 4 issues to Snail-mail address

John (Jack) Meeks
[e-mail]

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SOLSTICE: An Electronic Journal of Geography and Mathematics

The purpose of Solstice is to promote interaction between
geography and mathematics.  Articles in which elements of one
discipline are used to shed light on the other are particularly
sought.  Also welcome are original contributions that are purely
geographical or purely mathematical.  These may be prefaced (by
editor or author) with commentary suggesting directions that might
lead toward the desired interaction.  Contributed articles will be
refereed by geographers and/or mathematicians.  Invited articles
will be screened by suitable members of the editorial board.
IMaGe is open to having authors suggest, and furnish material for
new regular features.

Message [e-mail]

Ftp: um.cc.umich.edu, cd/IEVG
Gopher: pi.la.asu.edu

Dr. Sandra L. Arlinghaus
[e-mail]

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Sparks

A zine for creative people.

Gopher:  etext.archive.umich.edu

Jim Esch
[e-mail]

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Spojrzenia

Magazine covering chiefly but not exclusively various aspects of
Polish culture, history, politics, etc.

Message [e-mail]

Ftp: poniecki.berkeley.edu, cd /pub/polish/publications/Spojrzenia
Gopher: poniecki.berkeley.edu

Jurek Krzystek
[e-mail]

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Stream of Consciousness

Visual imagery, poetry and text.

www, see above

http://zappruder.pds.med.umich.edu/uwi.html

Jon Van Oast
[e-mail]

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Surfaces

Interdisciplinary electronic journal in the humanities and social
sciences and an open international forum oriented towards
reorganization of knowledge in the humanities. The growth of
interdisciplinary study in the humanities and the emergence of new
areas of inquiry has reached a point that calls into question both
traditional thematic comparisons and the pretensions of any one
theoretical approach to delimit and dominate a field of study.
Publication currently in English and French with further languages
added as need warrants, particularly Spanish, Portuguese and
German.

Surfaces offers: immediate publication upon acceptance;
opportunity for subsequent revision of articles; articles not
limited by length; continuous availability of issues; multilingual
publication of essays over time; letters, comments and polemics.
The forthcoming ``Noticeboard'' will allow speedy announcements
and inclusion of reports and reviews on intellectual events such
as conferences and seminars around the world.

Surfaces allows the reader to reproduce, on screen, the format of
a printed page. A technical brochure, sent to every subscriber,
offers instructions on how to get access to the various services
offered by Surfaces. Visual images, film and TV stills can be
published at no extra cost. A full range of diacritical marks can
be included.

Ftp:  ftp.umontreal.ca, cd /Surfaces/Articles/Macintosh (or MS-DOS
or Ascii)
Gopher: gopher.umontreal.ca

Jean-Claude Guedon
[e-mail]

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SURFPUNK Technical Journal

A dangerous multinational hacker zine originating near BARRNET in
the fashionable western arm of the northern California matrix.
Quantum Californians appear in one of two states, spin surf or
spin punk. Undetected, we are both, or might be neither.

Email: [e-mail]

Ftp: ftp.yak.net, cd  /pub/surfpunk
Ftp: ftp.eff.org, cd /pub/Publications/CuD/Surfpunk/

ftp://ftp.yak.net/pub/surfpunk
ftp://ftp.eff.org/pub/Publications/CuD/Surfpunk/

Henry Strickland
[e-mail]

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Temptation of Saint Anthony

Mixed bag of weirdness, humor, fiction, and observation.

Message [e-mail].
OR send $10 for a paper subscription for which four or five issues
will be mailed first class each month. We also accept exchanges of
other zines or artwork, or stamps, in lieu of cash, for paper
subscriptions.

$.50 per five issues. Send a SASE to MBCS as above, or e-mail to
[e-mail] for a catalog of back issues and other
MBCS offerings.

http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~mjd/tsa

Mark-Jason Dominus
[e-mail]

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TESL-EJ; Teaching English as a Second or Foreign Language: An
Electronic Journal

TESL-EJ publishes peer-reviewed articles in English as a Second or
Foreign Language research and pedagogy, second language
acquisition, including psycho- and sociolinguistics, and language
policy and planning.  Invited columns and discussion are included
in a regular "Forum" feature.  It also presents reviews of books
and non-print media of interest to ESL/second language
professionals, as well as a comprehensive listing of conference
announcements.

[e-mail]
[e-mail]
sub teslej-l firstname lastname

[e-mail], message GET
Ftp/gopher archive.umich.edu, cd /celia-ftp/english/teslej

Maggi Sokolik
[e-mail]
[e-mail]

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TeXMaG*

Magazine for users of the TeX typesetting systsem.

Message [e-mail], or [e-mail],
SUBSCRIBE TEXMAG-L; CDNnet users send a note to list-
[e-mail] asking to receive TeXMag.  JANET users send
a note to Peter Abbott, [e-mail] requesting TeXMaG

Ftp:  ymir.claremont.edu, cd [ANONYMOUS.TEX.PERIODICALS.TEXMAG].
Also ftp: sun.soe.clarkson.edu, cd pub/texmag.  Or send a mail
message to [e-mail] with the form:
path A_Mail_PATH_FROM_CLARKSON_TO_YOU, get texmag texmag.v.nn.

Neil Burleson
nabtexm@tamvenus
[e-mail]

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The Public-Access Computer Systems Review

The Public-Access Computer Systems Review (PACS Review) publishes
papers on topics such as campus-wide information systems, CD-ROM
LANs, document delivery systems, electronic publishing, expert
systems,
hypermedia and multimedia systems, locally-mounted databases,
network-based information resources and tools, and online
catalogs.

Message or [e-mail], SUBSCRIBE PACS-P
Gopher: info.lib.uh.edu

Message [e-mail], GET INDEX PR F=MAIL
Gopher: info.lib.uh.edu 70

gopher://info.lib.uh.edu:70/11/articles/e-journals/uhlibrary/
pacsreview

Charles W. Bailey, Jr., Editor-in-Chief
[e-mail]

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Thistle

The Alternative News Collective is a non-profit student
organization dedicated to maintaining and evolving a newspaper
wherein the progressive and creative minds of MIT and the
surrounding community can share their work.  We hope to tap into
and display the well of creative talent at MIT that remains
largely unexposed.  We would also like to explore the abyss of
undiscussed and unjustified decisionmaking that exists at MIT and
in the world.  Finally, we wish to discuss the alternative futures
that we can work towards.  _One of the first publications created
to take advantage of the World Wide Web's capacity to hyperlink._

http://www-penninfo.upenn.edu:1962/tiserve.mit.edu/9000/33010/menu

Archon Fung
[e-mail] or [e-mail]

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Toxic Custard Workshop Files

Written humour, parody, and various other mumblings.

Email request to: [e-mail]

Ftp: ftp.funet.fi, cd /pub/doc/humour/ToxicCustard

Daniel Bowen
[e-mail]

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TRANSMISSIONS; The Electronic Journal of Thee Temple ov Psychick
Youth, North America

The public workings of Temple ov Psychick Youth (TOPY), a stream
of consciousness depiction of the topics that are of interest to
some in the Temple on a month-by-month basis.  The first step on
the long journey, TRANSMISSIONS is the companion journal to the
discussion on the TOPY-allies mailing list.

Email: [e-mail]

Ftp: heimdall.riapub.com, cd /pub/alamut/topy/transmissions

http://heimdall.riapub.com/topy.html
ftp://heimdall.riapub.com/pub/alamut/topy/transmissions

Max Delysid
[e-mail] or [e-mail]

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Trincoll Journal

A student run multimedia production at Trinity College in
Hartford, Connecticut.  All design, programming, contributions and
artwork is created by people from around the World.

Message: [e-mail]  subject:  subscribe journal

http://www.trincoll.edu/homepage.html

[e-mail]

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TwentyNothing

A quarterly electronic magazine, written by young and rising
writers, all in their 20s.

Ftp:  brownvm.brown.edu, cd /andrel.931/magw93a.exe

http://web.mit.edu/afs/athena.mit.edu/user/t/h/thomasc/Public/twen
ty/intro.html

Thomas Colthurst
[e-mail]

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Twilight World

Twilight World is an all-format on-line magazine aimed at
everybody who is interested in any sort of fiction, although it
usually tends to concentrate on fantasy and science fiction.  One
of its sources is an Atari ST/TT/Falcon disk magazine by the name
of ST News which publishes computer-related articles as well as
fiction.  Twilight World principally consists of the best fiction
featured in ST NEWS so far, with additions submitted by dedicated
Twilight World readers.

Email: [e-mail]

Ftp: atari.archive.umich.edu, or to etext.archive.umich.edu

Richard Karsmakers
[e-mail]

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Ulam Quarterly

Dedicated to the universal character of Stanislaw Ulam's
scientific interests, which led him to make contributions in
logic, set theory, measure theory, probability theory, computer
science, topology, dynamical systems, number theory, algebra,
algebraic and arithmetic geometry, mathematical
biology, control theory, mathematical economics, and mathematical
physics, as well as scientific interests in peaceful applications
of space exploration and fusion. In this spirit the Ulam Quarterly
is devoted to the publication of original research and open
problems in all areas of
mathematics.

Ftp: math.ufl.edu, cd /pub/ulam/

[e-mail]

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Undercurrent

Intellectual analysis of the currents beneath current events.
Interdisciplinary, accessible, applied, and focused  on the
obscured in the present.  Aims to provide a bridge between the
arcane specialties of academic theory and the generally educated
reader.

Message [e-mail], SUBSCRIBE UNDERCURRENT
yourname@where

Erick Heroux
[e-mail]

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Undiscovered Country

Creative writing zine focusing on poetry, short stories, prose,
rants, raves, life, art, philosophy, etc.

Message [e-mail] or [e-mail]

Ftp or gopher: etext.archive.umich.edu /pub/zines/
Undiscovered_Country
Ftp or gopher wiretap.spies.com /Library/Zines/Undiscov
Or email from editors at addresses above

S.R. Prozak
[e-mail]

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Unit Circle

Eclectic music, politics and art magazine.  B&W art, poetry,
prose, reviews and commentary.

Email: [e-mail]

Ftp: etext.archive.umich.edu, cd /pub/Zines/UnitCircle, or sgi.com
dir: /pub
Email (issue #1 only): [e-mail]

Kevin Goldsmith
[e-mail]

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uXu; Underground eXperts United

Swedish-based series written in English, containing, but not
limited to, anything ranging from fiction and bizarre experiences
to how-to descriptions.  Contributors are welcome to send their
own work.

Message [e-mail], Subject: subscribe
Automated mailing list: [e-mail]
Gopher: etext.archive.umich.edu
Plus 40 BBS's in different countries

Email: [e-mail] with issue numbers in body
of msg.
Ftp: ftp.lysator.liu.se, cd /pub/texts/uxu
Ftp: zero.cypher.com, cd /pub/uxu
Ftp: etext.archive.umich.edu, cd /pub/Zines/UXU  (+ Gopher)
BBS: All currently listed distribution sites have all issues
available.

Erik Soderstrom
[e-mail]

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Verbiage Magazine

A short fiction magazine, published on the World Wide Web which
pays (modestly) for material.  _One of the first publications
created to take advantage of the World Wide Web's capacity to
hyperlink._

http://siva.cshl.org/~boutell/verbiage/index.html

Thomas Boutell
[e-mail]

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Voices from the Net

An electronic magazine filled with interviews and essays
presenting the "voices" of folks from a wide variety of online
environments.  Its purpose is to be both entertaining and useful -
net-literature and net-ethnography combined.  The editors are
committed to an exploitation of as many of the odd corners of
"cyberspace" as they can access, and they welcome readers to join
them for the ride.

[e-mail], Subject: Voices, Message: subscribe

Ftp:  aql.tatech.edu, cd /pub/Zines/Voices_From_the_Net
Ftp: etext.archive.umich.edu, cd /pub/Zines/Voices
Ftp: wiretap.spies.com, cd /Library/Zines.
Gopher: Bowling Green State University and look under
"miscellaneous"
Mindvox subscribers look in the Archives under the directory
CyberPunk/Journals/Voices

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Whirlwind

An electronic literary magazine striving for the very best in
contemporary fiction, poetry, and essays.

Message to [e-mail] with subject: subscribe whirlwind
and nothing in the body of the message.

Gopher: gopher.cic.net
Gopher: etext.archive.umich.edu
Gopher: src.doc.ic.ac.uk, or  info.anu.edu.au

Sung J. Woo
[e-mail]

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Whole Internet Catalog

See Global Network Navigator.

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Windows Programmer's Journal

A resource for beginning, intermediate, and advanced Windows
programmers, offering various programming solutions and ideas.

Compuserve:  BCPPWIN, BPASCAL, WINSDK, MSWIN32 forums
GEnie: Windows and Borland forums
America Online: PC software forum
Ftp: ftp.cica.indiana.edu, cd  /pub/pc/win3/programr, or wsmr-
simtel20.army.mil, cd <MSDOS.WPJ-MAG>

Compuserve:  BCPPWIN, BPASCAL, WINSDK, MSWIN32 forums
GEnie: Windows and Borland forums
America Online: PC software forum
Ftp: ftp.cica.indiana.edu, cd  /pub/pc/win3/programr
Ftp: wsmr-simtel20.army.mil, cd MSDOS.WPJ-MAG>

Pete Davis, Editor
[e-mail]

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Wired

According to the Editor's note in Volume 1, No. 1, "There are a
lot of magazines about technology.  Wired is NOT one of them.
Wired is about the most powerful people on the planet today -- the
Digital Generation.  These are the people who not only foresaw how
the merger of computers, telecommunications and the media is
transforming life at the cusp of the new millennium, they are the
people making it happen."  Wired's premiere issue hit the
newsstands 1/26/03 and its patron saint is Marshall McLuhan.

call 1-800-SO-WIRED (Out of U.S., call 415-904-0660) for
information
Gopher: wired.com

Message [e-mail]; No subject; message: get index
Gopher: wired.com

[e-mail] (automated response)

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