Featuring dodgy binding and a 6,500 word interview with Sydney's Seymour Butz, Coughing up Legomen is the first issue in 5 years for Chris. A mix of kinds of writing, cathartic and happy, CUL has screen printed covers and is offset printed in blue and black ink. CUL started as an angry punk queer teenage angst. Now it is a more reflective bunch of writings about love life, tribal thinking, getting your house raided by the cops, the free/squat party scene in Sydney and sharehousing. Hundreds showed up to the launch party and everyone got wasted. I sold 12 zines to 420 people. The afterparty was good tho. This zine was collated by 6 people. With love and beer. This is #20. #19 doesn't exist but I have done 5 years of life since #18, so fair's fair, huh?

28 pages, 29.5 cm x 21 cm

chrisunderload@yahoo.com PO Box 123 Newtown NSW 2042

Lots of juicy, juicy stuff in this issue including -an interview with Iain McIntyre about squatting and activist history - occupations in the Greek uprisings - SHAC vs Melbourne Uni fight! - Victoria St squats of '73 - sundry personal reflections - young adult literature - pages printed in the correct order (fingers crossed) and more.

21 cm x 15 cm, 60 pages

comradecrowbar@yahoo.com.au

February 2009

...for anyone who watched Masterchef in 2009 who stood up and yelled at the TV as that panel of Professional Chefs and Eaters crunched into burnt macarons and called them macaroons. This zine is kind of like an amalgamation of the story of how macarons have irreversibly damaged my life and bank account, impressed my friends, made me seem more cultured at parties, and an instructional//cook book guide to making your own macarons and macaroons and how not to ruin your life in the process.

21 cm x 15 cm, Way too many pages.

becksley.felix@gmail.com

...The special Twilight edition. Chose a photo. Draw on it.

15 cm x 11 cm, 26 pages.

Newcastle Productions

newcastleprods@gmail.com