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Seda Turan sedamezzo76e7 — This is an interesting document that I can't help but align with the Apocalypse Culture collections due to overlapping participants. However, within this magazine the graphic work is far more interesting than any of the pseudo-scientific/anthropological "articles" that are offered. An interesting document, to be sure, of that hyper-counter-culture collective of the early 90s that seems to be utterly forgotten and/or ignored by anybody who doesn't care about it-- possibly it's the sort of crypto-fascist (I think? I have been confused about this entirely for the entire time I've been aware of the idea) threads than run through it--and it's primary players seem to have more or less disappeared as well (though I guess some are still around writing for books that Creation eventually puts out). Anyway, most of the articles, while occasionally interesting, are way overly drawn out and poorly written, but some of the graphic work is fascinating, even when it's just 8 11x14 pages detailing the history of certain sets of symbols. In favor of full disclosure I will admit that there were two articles I didn't read because they were too long and I wasn't interested, but it only amounted to about 15 pages out of 400 (and I needed to return the book to the library), so I'm considering this read in full.

Semih Akdag semihakdag — Even fun for a child to look at if they can't read it by themself.