BLOWIN' CHUNX [First Issue]

Brookline, Massachusetts, 1989. In her introduction, editor Alyssa Cringe writes, "This is the first issue and as you will see contains basically just interviews, but I do have plans to expand it to include reviews and opinions." Elizabeth Flynn continues with the quote of the issue: "Is it not better to even die fighting for something than to have died an uneventful life, never gotten anything, and leaving conditions the same or worse than they were and to have future generations go through the same misery and poverty and degradation." Features interviews with Coffin Break, Jerry's Kids, and Colon on the Cob, as well as a breakdown of the Partridge Famiy. (truncated) Assembled in the great cut-and-paste style of the late '80s. Digest size (5 1/2" x 8 1/2"): unpaginated with numerous black-and-white illustrations. Photomechanically reproduced and bound with two staples in yellow paper wrappers. Mild creasing and wear, with a handwritten address and affixed postage stamps to the rear panel; otherwise very good. (Inventory #: 76999)