We've selected a dozen zine-making Eurovision fans to write a complete guide to this year's competition. Well...perhaps not a complete guide, but you will get to see why Montenegro's entry is so great,why Wogan is so missed, and get a track-by-track rundown of this mix.

Features: Alex E Clark, Maude Farrugia, Project Bridget, Cameron Baker, Anneliese Milk, Gizmo, Fulsome Prism, Luke You, Nat Clark, Becksley Felix, Alisha J and more. 

21cm x 15cm, 40 pages

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Excellent limited edition full-colour version of this gig photozine by the brains and brawn behind Stitches In My Head. Full of ‘tude. Made as a limited edition of 25 for Sticky Institute's Feed The Animals fundraiser.

21cm x 15cm, 28 pages

stitchesinmyhead.blogspot.com

Fanzine of facts and photos of The Who's drummer Keith Moon. Recommended for fans of Keith Moon of The Who. Or stories about stuffing explosives down toilets.

20cm x 14.5cm, 24 pages

http://welcomestranger.ws

Back in stock, the zine about songs about typewriters. Read about the Boston Typewriter Orchestra, find out why Ron 'Typewriter' Mingo can type so fast, ponder why Police Academy actor Michael Winslow impersonates an IBM Mod. 82 Buroschreibmaschine and find out which Bollywood film involves dancing skipping across huge typewriter keys. 

Read along with the accompanying mixtape here. 

21cm x 15cm, 24 pages

fulsomeprism.wordpress.com

This zine is something of a legend. 'You' is a free, anonymous, weekly zine from Melbourne Australia, made and distributed since 2001. It involves a letter addressed to you from various writers, usually handwritten, often sealed in a paper bag and signed off 'from Luke' but may be also written by different people. This zine has been known to be typed in Braille, appear inside cigarette boxes, cassette tapes, noodle boxes, and has assumed the form of a CD and an hour long DVD. The zine usually appears in English but issues have included Spanish, French, Greek, Norwegian and Hungarian. Every week there's a different issue - see what issues you score through the magic of mail order! And if you're super keen, check out the anthology of the first five years.

variable dimensions.

The free, anonymous, weekly zine from Melbourne Australia comes in various dimensions and packaging, and here's the anthology of the first five years published by Breakdown Press. You started appearing on the streets of Melbourne in November 2001 and since then appears weekly internationally.

 YOU involves a letter addressed to you from various writers, usually handwritten, often sealed in a paper bag and signed off 'from Luke' but may be also written by different people. This zine has been known to be typed in Braille, appear inside cigarette boxes, cassette tapes, noodle boxes, and has assumed the form of a CD and an hour long DVD. The zine usually appears in English but issues have included Spanish, French, Greek, Norwegian and Hungarian. Every week there's a different issue - don't forget to add some to your order.

a lot of pages, 24 cm x 18.3 cm Breakdown Press www.breakdownpress.org